SQL Query Book to Find and Use When You Need It, Part I
Sometimes, data processing is blocked and frustrating. If you are not a professional programmer or developer, learning unfamiliar fields such as Python or Java is not easy and there is not enough time. This is for those who only know Excel and SQL basics when it comes to frequently used things. This is the first part of the SQL query book that you can find and use when you need it.
This was a very informative lecture. It would be great if you could make a few more like this ㅠㅠ
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What you will gain after the course
Create a temporary table and SELECT with one SQL statement
Processing repetition/cycle/loop through join without WHERE clause
Four SQL Techniques for Creating Multiplication Tables
Generate a random number within a given range
Create N comma separated data
Row data to columns, column data to rows
Create a list of consecutive days over a period of time
The SQL closest to real life Practice-based learning! 💫
Have you ever had these concerns?
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I've been studying SQL diligently, but I don't know how or where to use it.
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In this case, like this, in that case, like that. Is there a query that can be written like a formula?
Through the open source database MariaDB and HeidiSQL environment Study SQL that's closer to real-world use cases!
A practical SQL query book 📖
I send my encouragement and support to those of you who have diligently studied various database environments and SQL. However, at some point, it seems like learning, experience, and even development have become separate processes. After learning the basics, we're told to pursue advanced studies, gain practical experience, and even challenge ourselves in new fields. It's never-ending, right?
It might be a good idea to pause for a moment. Put aside the countless programming languages and tools that claim to be more powerful, and instead, carefully examine your own work based on the SQL you've been learning and refining. Ask yourself, will your work truly shine when combined with new technologies? Will it open up new avenues?
This lecture doesn't cover new SQL syntax or new technologies. It simply uses the SQL you've been studying diligently in a slightly different way. It's not a big deal once you know it, but it might have been daunting before. I hope this will be an opportunity and time to pause and enjoy the cool breeze. For more light-hearted content, please visit our YouTube channel, "Software Notification Center."
Lecture Features ✨
The theory and practice are structured in a 2:8 ratio.
We cover the intermediate steps involved in processing data in detail.
Learn how to reduce the load on your web server.
We will focus on learning about 'repetitive processing', which is essential in real-world work.
We use lesson plans in mind map format that allow you to see the flow at a glance.
The internal data conversion process is explained in an easy-to-view Excel table.
I recommend this to these people 🙆♀️
Those who are wondering where and how to use the SQL basics they have studied so hard
Those who want to understand SQL grammar from the basics and apply it
Anyone on the path to becoming a data analyst in a specific field
Intermediate-level or higher developers assigned to IT projects
What you'll learn 📚
Creating a temporary table and performing a SELECT with one SQL statement
What happens if I JOIN without a WHERE clause?
Repeat/recurse/loop processing with a single SQL statement
Multiplication tables using dummy tables and inline views/recursive/sequence tables
Generate random numbers within a given range
Creating Various Dates and Periods I
List comma-separated data in N rows
Convert row data to columns
Convert column data to rows
Get a list of periods for a schedule
Things to note before taking the course 📢
Practice environment
Operating System and Version (OS): Windows, macOS, Linux, etc.
Tools used: MariaDB 10.x or later (some features 10.8 or later) / HeidiSQL
PC specifications: Minimum 4G of memory / Recommended 6G or more
Learning Materials
See PDF and sample files provided for each course
Expected Questions Q&A 💬
Q. Why should I learn?
Not every software developer needs to hear this, but anyone working with data should definitely listen.
Q. Will it be difficult for non-majors?
SQL isn't a major/non-major field. If you have the curiosity, a little skill, and a little effort, it's possible.
Q. To what extent do you explain?
The internal data transformation process leading to the result query is explained in an Excel table.
Recommended for these people
Who is this course right for?
For those who are wondering where and how to use the SQL basics they have studied
For those who want to understand and apply the principles rather than copy and paste blog information
Anyone interested in analyzing difficult SQL queries
Anyone on the path to becoming a data analyst in a specific field
Intermediate or higher level developer assigned to an IT project
Hello, this is Software Notice. I have accumulated experience in database and middleware application development and various application fields, and I am creating tutorials utilizing SQL based on MySQL and MariaDB. I am running the YouTube channel "SQL BANK".
Hello, this is "SQL BANK". I have accumulated experience in developing database and middleware applications and in various application fields. I create tutorials utilizing SQL based on MySQL and MariaDB. I also run a YouTube channel called "SQL BANK".
Thank you for your generous review, nonoa846.
The plan and lesson plan were prepared up to Part II, but the course performance was lower than expected, so we conducted a different course. I am sorry, but please understand that there is nothing we can do about it. Thank you for your comment.