SQL Basics 1 Hour Course : Which customer bought the most beverages?
SQL Query Basics: This is an interesting, practical introduction to SQL, to get you started with SQL. Even joins and group by's explained!
Location
Online
Agenda
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
SQL Crash Course, covering SQL basics
10:45 AM - 11:00 AM
Who bought the most beverages: The secret revealed by finalising the query
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About this event
Master SQL basics in 1 hour
This is an excellent SQL Summary to get you started with SQL Basics, including group by's and joins.
Course Details
- Duration: 60 Minutes
- Location: Online or In Classroom
- Instructor-led: No training-bots in our classroom yet
- Location: online, instructor-led.
- Certificate: PCWorkshops certificate is issued on completion
- Notes: Includes notes, exercises, and code samples.
- Pre-requisites: No SQL knowledge is needed.
- Software: You can code along or watch the demo.
- Sample data: We will use an online platform where there is sample data available.
WHAT IS INCLUDED:
- SQL Course Certificate
- Course notes
- Course exercises and worked examples
- Personal attention, the maximum group size is 4.
COURSE OUTLINE
- What is a Relational Database? Overview: Tables, Rows and Columns, Data Types
- Relationships, Primary Keys and Foreign Keys
- SQL Queries with the Select Statement
- The Select and From Clause
- Column Aliases
- The Order By Clause
- Conditions and the Where Clause
- Arithmetic Expressions, (e.g. Price * Quantity)
- Top Queries ( e.g. Top 1, for who bought the most )
- SQL Query Summarizing and Grouping
- SQL Aggregate Functions
- Sum
- The Group By Clause
- Querying Multiple Tables
- Joining Tables Inner Joins
Your Trainer
Sarah Barnard has been a software and database developer for 20+ years.
Alongside the training, she works as an independent freelancer as database developer on various freelancer website.
She has published 5000+ educational programming scripts, 49 training manuals, manages a Udemy channel and a Programming Languages Meetup group.
Frequently asked questions
You can use any sql database if you have access to one
We use the data on w3schools for sql. you can also use this webiste's online sql editor
No, you don't need to. You could simply view the course and practice later. Or you could play along while we teach, using w3school.com SQL. They have the same data & have an interactive SQL tool that lets you practice. If you already have SQL installed, that is great, and use it during the session!
No, but this is a very good start. We also have beginner, intermediate and advanced SQL Courses.
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