- > Select statements in SQL
- > CREATE TABLE and ADD DATA INTO THE TABLE
- > Update table using SQL (UPDATE / SET)
- > DELETE DROP and TRUNCATE in SQL.
- > ALTER to MODIFY dataTypes, RENAME columnName / tableName in SQL
- > ALTER to ADD / DROP columns in SQL
- > ORDER BY IN SQL
- > DISTINCT Clause in SQL
- > GROUP BY , GROUP BY HAVING clauses in SQL
- > SQL JOINS
- > SELF JOIN in SQL
- > EQUI ( INNER ) JOIN in SQL
- > LEFT OUTER JOIN in SQL
- > RIGHT OUTER JOIN in SQL
- > FULL OUTER JOIN or FULL JOIN in SQL
- > CROSS JOIN
- > UNION and UNION ALL in SQL
- > UNION ALL in SQL
- > PRIMARY KEY AND FOREIGN KEY IN SQL
- > SubQueries in SQL
- > Stored Procedure in SQL
- > Case statement in SQL
- > NULL values in SQL
- > Find Nth largest Value(Such as 3rd largest salary)
- > Search data with "Like" and "%"
- > Some common SQL Commands
- > UPPER case, LOWER case, INITCAP letters/characters in SQL
- > SQL Constraints
- > Data Warehousing (DW)
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SQL
SQL is a language to communicate with DataBase. Knowing SQL , you can communicate with almost all types of DataBases. There are verious types of Databases and they might have their own SQL . But this does not mean that you have to learn each type of SQL to communicate with that particular DataBase. Unless you have to develop very high level SQL scripts, knowing one SQL will be enough to communicate with almost all DataBases. Here we are mainly dealing with Oracle SQL.
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