
Begin a four-level sql journey from level one basics to level four complex sql, mastering select queries, ddl/dml/dcl, joins, analytic and conversion functions, constraints, partitioning, and database architecture, with tests.
Explore the level one database introduction in the SQL journey, examining data as an asset and how databases organize, store, and retrieve information from pre-computer era to computer era.
Master the basic sql clauses by using select and from to retrieve data from the employees table, and learn how to query databases with sql developer.
Learn to filter SQL data using the where clause, equality and inequality operators, and sort results with order by in ascending or descending order.
Master SQL any, all, and in operators through practical examples on salaries and department ids, learning how to filter rows based on any one, all, or exact matches.
Master the journey four advance filter part one concepts in SQL—or, and, between—with practical salary and department examples.
Learn advanced filtering with the SQL like operator, using % and _ wildcards and escape characters to match starts with, ends with, or contains patterns.
Learn the fundamentals of SQL functions, focusing on single row functions, their types across character, number, date, null, and conversion data, with distinctions from aggregate functions.
Journey 8 introduces single-row char functions, including case conversion (upper, lower, initcap) and case manipulation (trim, ltrim, rtrim, lpad, rpad), with a preview of substring and replace.
Discover single row number functions in SQL, including mod, round, trunc, ceil, floor, absolute, power, and square root, with practical examples. Preview their syntax and usage across basic scenarios.
this lecture introduces sql date functions, focusing on add_months, month_between, and last_day, with practical examples using sysdate and date arithmetic to prepare for future syntax.
Explore what null means as an unknown value in SQL, and learn introductory single-row functions—NVL, COALESCE, NULLIF, and NVL2—to substitute or manage nulls in queries.
Explore the foundations of SQL control functions, learn how if-else statements and case and decode control statements guide decision logic, and preview their use in future journeys.
Explore the single row conversion functions in SQL, including to_char, to_date, and to_number, with practical examples transforming dates and numbers into and from character types and formatted dates.
Explore the single row character functions in SQL, focusing on upper, lower, and initcap, with syntax and practical examples to normalize case in names and IDs.
Explore single row character functions by trimming spaces with trim and ltrim. See how rtrim handles the right side while trim cleans both sides and ltrim the left.
Journey 16 of the SQL level one teaches padding with pad, lpad, and rpad to produce fixed-width, left or right padded values for reports and data exports.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the language of relational databases: Structured Query Language (SQL).
Our Course Specialties
1. We divide each course In 4 Levels (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Complex).
2. At each level, we have several modules.
3. At each module,
I. we have a separate video, where we briefly covered about that module.
II. Lesson: Where you can read about that module.
III. Assignments: In each module, we have 5/10/15 questions where you can do the practice.
IV. Exams: In each module, we have 5/10/15 questions where you can check your skills, how much you learn it yourself from vaanii portal.
Except these things we also provide live online class where you can interact with us and we will help you throughout the course.
In this we provide 16 different journey's of Basic SQL where you learn about following topics.
0 SQL journey overview
1 Database Introduction
2 Basic Clause
3 Simple Filter and Sort
4 Advance Filter - 1(AND,OR, BETWEEN)
5 Advance Filter - 2(ANY,ALL,IN)
6 Advance Filter - 3(LIKE)
7 Single Row Function Introduction
8 Single Row Function Introduction (CHAR)
9 Single Row Function Introduction (NUMBER)
10 Single Row Function Introduction (DATE)
11 Single Row Function Introduction (NULL)
12 Single Row Function Introduction (CONTROL)
13 Single Row Function Introduction (CONVERSION)
14 Single Row functions -1 (UPPER,LOWER,INITCAP)
15 Single Row functions -2 (TRIM,LTRIM,RTRIM)
16 Single Row functions -3 (PAD,LPAD,RPAD)