
Set up SQL Server 2019 and SSMS, install the basics, and connect using Windows authentication to manage databases and prepare for creating tables in the next section.
Learn to back up and restore your database with full and differential backups, set the backup location, and switch between single and multiuser modes for maintenance.
Learn to use the select statement in SQL Server 2019 to query all columns or specific columns from staff and customer tables, execute queries, and view results.
Master the in and between operators to filter data by multiple values (departments IT, art, sales) and age ranges (20 to 30, 30 to 40) in SQL.
Sort data with order by in sql server 2019, arranging records by columns such as first name, last name, or age in ascending or descending order. Next, group by.
Group by groups to count and summarize data, using count and aliasing to display people per department and per state, and ordering results by alias.
Explore aggregate functions that calculate a single value from a set of values, including count, min, max, average, sum, and length of first names.
Learn how null and not null affect values in SQL Server 2019 by identifying unassigned departments and updating records to set department values where they are null.
Master the basics of SQL, set up your own SQL Server, and use queries to retrieve information from your tables.
SQL (Structured Query Language) is a very high in demand skill and a great way to boost your career. Databases gets used so often in today's modern world but not a lot of people realize it. After this course you will be able to setup a SQL Server, create databases and tables and be able to use SQL to query data. SQL is also a great way to boost your passive income, there is a lot of freelancing websites where they are looking for people who knows their way around SQL.
Social media and a lot of other applications uses databases like for example an application that recognizes a song and gives you the songs name. The application would listen to the song and use an API to connect to a database with millions of songs to see which songs match the one that you are listing to. Banks uses databases to keep track of their customers and websites can use databases to store the user’s data or even the comments that is posted on the website. You do not need any prior knowledge of SQL or databases to take this course, because we will go through everything you need to know chapter by chapter.
In the past few years, the rate of SQL jobs has been increasing. With the average salary ranging between being $63 000 per year for entry level SQL developers & $89,000 for developers with 10 - 20 years of experience. It does not look like the demand for SQL is slowing down anytime soon.
In this course you will learn how to:
Set up your own SQL database server
Create databases and tables
Add data to your tables
Learn about the basic folder structure
Sort and Group data using SQL
Learn about NULL & NOT NULL
Learn how to use Primary & Foreign keys
Backup & Restore your database
Use SQL statements to query data from a single table
Use JOINs to query data from multiple tables