
Explore the where clause and comparison operators in SQL, filtering customers by points greater than 3000 and state equals Virginia, using quotes for strings and underscores for column names.
Use the like operator in SQL to match patterns with percent and underscore wildcards, with examples filtering last names starting with b or containing b, and using not to exclude.
Learn to use the limit clause to cap results and paginate data with an optional offset, including ordering by points and retrieving the top three customers.
Master unions in SQL by combining rows from queries with identical column counts. Rename columns and create unified results, including bronze, silver, gold customer types and active vs archived labels.
Insert multiple rows in a single statement using insert into shippers (name) values (...), (...), (...); rely on auto generated shipper ids and verify results in the shippers table.
Learn to update multiple rows with a single update statement using a general where clause, and disable safe updates in MySQL Workbench while applying expressions.
If you want to learn how to gain insights from data but are too intimidated by databases to know where to start, then this course is for you. This course is a gentle but comprehensive introduction to MySQL, one of the most highly in-demand skills in the business sector today.
Whether you work in sales or marketing, you run your own company, or you want to build your own apps, mastering MySQL is crucial to answering complex business problems and questions using insights from data. The Ultimate MySQL Bootcamp introduces you to a solid foundation in databases in a way that’s both informative and engaging. Yes, that’s right, it’s possible to make an engaging course on databases.
Big databases are everywhere these days. Facebook, Netflix, Uber, Airbnb use SQL-driven databases - to name just a few.
So, to be a successful developer or data scientist you need to know SQL inside-out.
But - SQL can seem complicated. Especially if you’re a beginner or more familiar with other programming languages. Don’t worry - there’s some good news…
SQL isn’t complicated - or at least it doesn’t need to be, so long as you learn it the right way.
Problem is - too many other courses out there jump around, skipping important concepts or simply teaching things badly.
That’s why this course goes further than most. You’ll get in-depth knowledge and skills that are built-up sequentially to make sure you don’t have any gaps.