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SQL Database Reporting (Paperback) (2019)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9781916058668 bzw. 1916058663, vermutlich in Englisch, Simon Smart, United States, Taschenbuch, neu.
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Language: English. Brand new Book. If you're a beginner and want to learn practical SQL reporting skills in the shortest time possible, this is the course for you. The course's examples use free software, meaning you don't need to make any additional purchases.To follow the course's examples, you will need a Windows computer.Unlike many other courses, this book works entirely with practical examples. You won't be slowed down by long explanations of database theory and instead will get started doing useful work immediately and will be able to begin creating reports from SQL databases after just a few lessons.Almost any modern organization can benefit from a staff member who knows how to generate database reports using the SQL language, but SQL is a rare skill among most office staff. Part of the reason that few people have SQL skills is that most related courses try to teach every aspect of database theory, including database design and server administration.This course is different. It focuses entirely on database reporting and won't slow you down by trying to teach skills that you don't need. This course also focuses on skills that will be useful on many different types of database rather than teaching obscure commands that will only work on a certain type of database.Course OutlineLesson 1: Install SQL Server ExpressLesson 2: Connect to SQL ServerLesson 3: Install the sample databaseLesson 4: Explore a databaseLesson 5: Write your first database queryLesson 6: Understand the SELECT statement and save a queryLesson 7: Sort with ORDER BY and export query resultsLesson 8: Use the TOP and DISTINCT keywordsLesson 9: Filter results with WHERELesson 10: Use the LIKE keyword for inexact filtersLesson 11: Use simple mathematical operators and custom column namesLesson 12: Concatenate text and numbersLesson 13: Understand dates and use the CONVERT functionLesson 14: Use logical operators and filter by dateLesson 15: Use aggregate functions and GROUP BYLesson 16: Work with NULL values and the IN keywordLesson 17: Use the HAVING statement to filter aggregate resultsLesson 18: Use date functionsLesson 19: Work with text functionsLesson 20: Understand relationshipsLesson 21: Use inner joins to extract data from multiple tablesLesson 22: Use outer joinsLesson 23: Use full joinsLesson 24: Use cross joinsLesson 25: Use the CASE functionLesson 26: Work with subqueriesLesson 27: Use IN and EXISTSLesson 28: Use UNION to append the results of multiple queries togetherLesson 29: Create a ViewLesson 30: Analyze and optimize a query.
Language: English. Brand new Book. If you're a beginner and want to learn practical SQL reporting skills in the shortest time possible, this is the course for you. The course's examples use free software, meaning you don't need to make any additional purchases.To follow the course's examples, you will need a Windows computer.Unlike many other courses, this book works entirely with practical examples. You won't be slowed down by long explanations of database theory and instead will get started doing useful work immediately and will be able to begin creating reports from SQL databases after just a few lessons.Almost any modern organization can benefit from a staff member who knows how to generate database reports using the SQL language, but SQL is a rare skill among most office staff. Part of the reason that few people have SQL skills is that most related courses try to teach every aspect of database theory, including database design and server administration.This course is different. It focuses entirely on database reporting and won't slow you down by trying to teach skills that you don't need. This course also focuses on skills that will be useful on many different types of database rather than teaching obscure commands that will only work on a certain type of database.Course OutlineLesson 1: Install SQL Server ExpressLesson 2: Connect to SQL ServerLesson 3: Install the sample databaseLesson 4: Explore a databaseLesson 5: Write your first database queryLesson 6: Understand the SELECT statement and save a queryLesson 7: Sort with ORDER BY and export query resultsLesson 8: Use the TOP and DISTINCT keywordsLesson 9: Filter results with WHERELesson 10: Use the LIKE keyword for inexact filtersLesson 11: Use simple mathematical operators and custom column namesLesson 12: Concatenate text and numbersLesson 13: Understand dates and use the CONVERT functionLesson 14: Use logical operators and filter by dateLesson 15: Use aggregate functions and GROUP BYLesson 16: Work with NULL values and the IN keywordLesson 17: Use the HAVING statement to filter aggregate resultsLesson 18: Use date functionsLesson 19: Work with text functionsLesson 20: Understand relationshipsLesson 21: Use inner joins to extract data from multiple tablesLesson 22: Use outer joinsLesson 23: Use full joinsLesson 24: Use cross joinsLesson 25: Use the CASE functionLesson 26: Work with subqueriesLesson 27: Use IN and EXISTSLesson 28: Use UNION to append the results of multiple queries togetherLesson 29: Create a ViewLesson 30: Analyze and optimize a query.
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~EN PB NWISBN: 9781916058668 bzw. 1916058663, vermutlich in Englisch, Simon Smart, Taschenbuch, neu.
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If you're a beginner and want to learn practical SQL reporting skills in the shortest time possible, this is the course for you. The course's examples use free software, meaning you don't need to make any additional purchases.To follow the course's examples, you will need a Windows computer.Unlike many other courses, this book works entirely with practical examples. You won't be slowed down by long explanations of database theory and instead will get started doing useful work immediately and will be able to begin creating reports from SQL databases after just a few lessons.Almost any modern organization can benefit from a staff member who knows how to generate database reports using the SQL language, but SQL is a rare skill among most office staff. Part of the reason that few people have SQL skills is that most related courses try to teach every aspect of database theory, including database design and server administration.This course is different. It focuses entirely on database reporting and won't slow you down by trying to teach skills that you don't need. This course also focuses on skills that will be useful on many different types of database rather than teaching obscure commands that will only work on a certain type of database.Course OutlineLesson 1: Install SQL Server ExpressLesson 2: Connect to SQL ServerLesson 3: Install the sample databaseLesson 4: Explore a databaseLesson 5: Write your first database queryLesson 6: Understand the SELECT statement and save a queryLesson 7: Sort with ORDER BY and export query resultsLesson 8: Use the TOP and DISTINCT keywordsLesson 9: Filter results with WHERELesson 10: Use the LIKE keyword for inexact filtersLesson 11: Use simple mathematical operators and custom column namesLesson 12: Concatenate text and numbersLesson 13: Understand dates and use the CONVERT functionLesson 14: Use logical operators and filter by dateLesson 15: Use aggregate functions and GROUP BYLesson 16: Work with NULL values and the IN keywordLesson 17: Use the HAVING statement to filter aggregate resultsLesson 18: Use date functionsLesson 19: Work with text functionsLesson 20: Understand relationshipsLesson 21: Use inner joins to extract data from multiple tablesLesson 22: Use outer joinsLesson 23: Use full joinsLesson 24: Use cross joinsLesson 25: Use the CASE functionLesson 26: Work with subqueriesLesson 27: Use IN and EXISTSLesson 28: Use UNION to append the results of multiple queries togetherLesson 29: Create a ViewLesson 30: Analyze and optimize a query.
If you're a beginner and want to learn practical SQL reporting skills in the shortest time possible, this is the course for you. The course's examples use free software, meaning you don't need to make any additional purchases.To follow the course's examples, you will need a Windows computer.Unlike many other courses, this book works entirely with practical examples. You won't be slowed down by long explanations of database theory and instead will get started doing useful work immediately and will be able to begin creating reports from SQL databases after just a few lessons.Almost any modern organization can benefit from a staff member who knows how to generate database reports using the SQL language, but SQL is a rare skill among most office staff. Part of the reason that few people have SQL skills is that most related courses try to teach every aspect of database theory, including database design and server administration.This course is different. It focuses entirely on database reporting and won't slow you down by trying to teach skills that you don't need. This course also focuses on skills that will be useful on many different types of database rather than teaching obscure commands that will only work on a certain type of database.Course OutlineLesson 1: Install SQL Server ExpressLesson 2: Connect to SQL ServerLesson 3: Install the sample databaseLesson 4: Explore a databaseLesson 5: Write your first database queryLesson 6: Understand the SELECT statement and save a queryLesson 7: Sort with ORDER BY and export query resultsLesson 8: Use the TOP and DISTINCT keywordsLesson 9: Filter results with WHERELesson 10: Use the LIKE keyword for inexact filtersLesson 11: Use simple mathematical operators and custom column namesLesson 12: Concatenate text and numbersLesson 13: Understand dates and use the CONVERT functionLesson 14: Use logical operators and filter by dateLesson 15: Use aggregate functions and GROUP BYLesson 16: Work with NULL values and the IN keywordLesson 17: Use the HAVING statement to filter aggregate resultsLesson 18: Use date functionsLesson 19: Work with text functionsLesson 20: Understand relationshipsLesson 21: Use inner joins to extract data from multiple tablesLesson 22: Use outer joinsLesson 23: Use full joinsLesson 24: Use cross joinsLesson 25: Use the CASE functionLesson 26: Work with subqueriesLesson 27: Use IN and EXISTSLesson 28: Use UNION to append the results of multiple queries togetherLesson 29: Create a ViewLesson 30: Analyze and optimize a query.
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