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SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101 SQL Lesson 1: SELECT queries 101. To retrieve data from a SQL database, we need to write SELECT statements, which are often colloquially refered to as queries. A query in itself is just a statement which declares what data we are looking for, where to find it in the database, and optionally, how to transform it before it isreturned.
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SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: SUBQUERIES A subquery can be referenced anywhere a normal table can be referenced. Inside a FROM clause, you can JOIN subqueries with other tables, inside a WHERE or HAVING constraint, you can test expressions against the results of the subquery, and even in expressions in the SELECT clause, which allow you to return data directly from the subquery. They are generally executed in the same logical order SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 13: INSERTING ROWSSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 7: OUTER JOINS Like the INNER JOIN these three new joins have to specify which column to join the data on. When joining table A to table B, a LEFT JOIN simply includes rows from A regardless of whether a matching row is found in B. The RIGHT JOIN is the same, but reversed, keeping rows in B regardless of whether a match is found in A. Finally, a FULL JOIN simply means that rows from both tables are kept SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 18: DROPPING TABLES SQL Lesson 18: Dropping tables. In some rare cases, you may want to remove an entire table including all of its data and metadata, and to do so, you can use the DROP TABLE statement, which differs from the DELETE statement in that it also removes the table schema from SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTRODUCTION TO SQLHOMEMORE TOPICSSQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH CONSTRAINTS (PT. 1) Welcome to SQLBolt, a series of interactive lessons and exercises designed to help you quickly learn SQL right in your browser. What is SQL? SQL, or Structured Query Language, is a language designed to allow both technical and non-technical users query, manipulate, and transform data from a relational database. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTERMEDIATE SQL TOPICS Intermediate SQL Topics. Before we get started, if you haven't yet completed our Interactive Tutorial or still don't feel comfortable with SQL, please complete that before continuing. The following deep-dive topics will be building on the foundation from the lessons in the tutorial by exploring more advanced SQL constructs that youmight find
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101 SQL Lesson 1: SELECT queries 101. To retrieve data from a SQL database, we need to write SELECT statements, which are often colloquially refered to as queries. A query in itself is just a statement which declares what data we are looking for, where to find it in the database, and optionally, how to transform it before it isreturned.
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 16: CREATING TABLES SQL Lesson 16: Creating tables. When you have new entities and relationships to store in your database, you can create a new database table using the CREATE TABLE statement. Create table statement w/ optional table constraint and default value. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 12: ORDER OF EXECUTION OFSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: SUBQUERIES A subquery can be referenced anywhere a normal table can be referenced. Inside a FROM clause, you can JOIN subqueries with other tables, inside a WHERE or HAVING constraint, you can test expressions against the results of the subquery, and even in expressions in the SELECT clause, which allow you to return data directly from the subquery. They are generally executed in the same logical order SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 13: INSERTING ROWSSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 7: OUTER JOINS Like the INNER JOIN these three new joins have to specify which column to join the data on. When joining table A to table B, a LEFT JOIN simply includes rows from A regardless of whether a matching row is found in B. The RIGHT JOIN is the same, but reversed, keeping rows in B regardless of whether a match is found in A. Finally, a FULL JOIN simply means that rows from both tables are kept SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 18: DROPPING TABLES SQL Lesson 18: Dropping tables. In some rare cases, you may want to remove an entire table including all of its data and metadata, and to do so, you can use the DROP TABLE statement, which differs from the DELETE statement in that it also removes the table schema from SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: SUBQUERIES A subquery can be referenced anywhere a normal table can be referenced. Inside a FROM clause, you can JOIN subqueries with other tables, inside a WHERE or HAVING constraint, you can test expressions against the results of the subquery, and even in expressions in the SELECT clause, which allow you to return data directly from the subquery. They are generally executed in the same logical order SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 6: MULTI-TABLE QUERIES Exercise. We've added a new table to the Pixar database so that you can try practicing some joins. The BoxOffice table stores information about the ratings and sales of each particular Pixar movie, and the Movie_id column in that table corresponds with the Id column in the Movies table 1-to-1. Try and solve the tasks below using the INNER JOIN introduced above. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 10: QUERIES WITH 1) SQL Lesson 10: Queries with aggregates (Pt. 1) In addition to the simple expressions that we introduced last lesson, SQL also supports the use of aggregate expressions (or functions) that allow you to summarize information about a group of rows of data. With the Pixar database that you've been using, aggregate functions can be used toanswer
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 3: QUERIES WITH SQL Lesson 3: Queries with constraints (Pt. 2) When writing WHERE clauses with columns containing text data, SQL supports a number of useful operators to do things like case-insensitive string comparison and wildcard pattern matching. We show a few common text SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH 1) SQL Lesson 2: Queries with constraints (Pt. 1) Now we know how to select for specific columns of data from a table, but if you had a table with a hundred million rows of data, reading through all the rows would be inefficient and perhaps even impossible. In order to filter certain results from being returned, we need to use a WHEREclause in
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 9: QUERIES WITH EXPRESSIONS SQL Lesson 9: Queries with expressions. In addition to querying and referencing raw column data with SQL, you can also use expressions to write more complex logic on column values in a query. These expressions can use mathematical and string functions along with basic arithmetic to transform values when the query is executed, as shown inthis
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 4: FILTERING AND SORTING When an ORDER BY clause is specified, each row is sorted alpha-numerically based on the specified column's value. In some databases, you can also specify a collation to better sort data containing international text. Limiting results to a subset. Another clause which is commonly used with the ORDER BY clause are the LIMIT and OFFSET clauses, which are a useful optimization to indicate to the SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL REVIEW: SIMPLE SELECT QUERIES You've done a good job getting to this point! Now that you've gotten a taste of how to write a basic query, you need to practice writing queries that solve actual problems. SELECT query. SELECT column, another_column, . FROM mytable WHERE condition (s) ORDER BY column ASC/DESC LIMIT num_limit OFFSET num_offset; SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 8: A SHORT NOTE ON NULLS SQL Lesson 8: A short note on NULLs. As promised in the last lesson, we are going to quickly talk about NULL values in an SQL database. It's always good to reduce the possibility of NULL values in databases because they require special attention when constructing queries, constraints (certain functions behave differently with null values)and
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTRODUCTION TO SQLHOMEMORE TOPICSSQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH CONSTRAINTS (PT. 1) Welcome to SQLBolt, a series of interactive lessons and exercises designed to help you quickly learn SQL right in your browser. What is SQL? SQL, or Structured Query Language, is a language designed to allow both technical and non-technical users query, manipulate, and transform data from a relational database. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTERMEDIATE SQL TOPICS Intermediate SQL Topics. Before we get started, if you haven't yet completed our Interactive Tutorial or still don't feel comfortable with SQL, please complete that before continuing. The following deep-dive topics will be building on the foundation from the lessons in the tutorial by exploring more advanced SQL constructs that youmight find
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101 SQL Lesson 1: SELECT queries 101. To retrieve data from a SQL database, we need to write SELECT statements, which are often colloquially refered to as queries. A query in itself is just a statement which declares what data we are looking for, where to find it in the database, and optionally, how to transform it before it isreturned.
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 16: CREATING TABLES SQL Lesson 16: Creating tables. When you have new entities and relationships to store in your database, you can create a new database table using the CREATE TABLE statement. Create table statement w/ optional table constraint and default value. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 12: ORDER OF EXECUTION OFSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: SUBQUERIES A subquery can be referenced anywhere a normal table can be referenced. Inside a FROM clause, you can JOIN subqueries with other tables, inside a WHERE or HAVING constraint, you can test expressions against the results of the subquery, and even in expressions in the SELECT clause, which allow you to return data directly from the subquery. They are generally executed in the same logical order SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 13: INSERTING ROWSSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 7: OUTER JOINS Like the INNER JOIN these three new joins have to specify which column to join the data on. When joining table A to table B, a LEFT JOIN simply includes rows from A regardless of whether a matching row is found in B. The RIGHT JOIN is the same, but reversed, keeping rows in B regardless of whether a match is found in A. Finally, a FULL JOIN simply means that rows from both tables are kept SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 18: DROPPING TABLES SQL Lesson 18: Dropping tables. In some rare cases, you may want to remove an entire table including all of its data and metadata, and to do so, you can use the DROP TABLE statement, which differs from the DELETE statement in that it also removes the table schema from SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTRODUCTION TO SQLHOMEMORE TOPICSSQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH CONSTRAINTS (PT. 1) Welcome to SQLBolt, a series of interactive lessons and exercises designed to help you quickly learn SQL right in your browser. What is SQL? SQL, or Structured Query Language, is a language designed to allow both technical and non-technical users query, manipulate, and transform data from a relational database. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTERMEDIATE SQL TOPICS Intermediate SQL Topics. Before we get started, if you haven't yet completed our Interactive Tutorial or still don't feel comfortable with SQL, please complete that before continuing. The following deep-dive topics will be building on the foundation from the lessons in the tutorial by exploring more advanced SQL constructs that youmight find
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101 SQL Lesson 1: SELECT queries 101. To retrieve data from a SQL database, we need to write SELECT statements, which are often colloquially refered to as queries. A query in itself is just a statement which declares what data we are looking for, where to find it in the database, and optionally, how to transform it before it isreturned.
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 16: CREATING TABLES SQL Lesson 16: Creating tables. When you have new entities and relationships to store in your database, you can create a new database table using the CREATE TABLE statement. Create table statement w/ optional table constraint and default value. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 12: ORDER OF EXECUTION OFSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: SUBQUERIES A subquery can be referenced anywhere a normal table can be referenced. Inside a FROM clause, you can JOIN subqueries with other tables, inside a WHERE or HAVING constraint, you can test expressions against the results of the subquery, and even in expressions in the SELECT clause, which allow you to return data directly from the subquery. They are generally executed in the same logical order SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 13: INSERTING ROWSSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 7: OUTER JOINS Like the INNER JOIN these three new joins have to specify which column to join the data on. When joining table A to table B, a LEFT JOIN simply includes rows from A regardless of whether a matching row is found in B. The RIGHT JOIN is the same, but reversed, keeping rows in B regardless of whether a match is found in A. Finally, a FULL JOIN simply means that rows from both tables are kept SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 18: DROPPING TABLES SQL Lesson 18: Dropping tables. In some rare cases, you may want to remove an entire table including all of its data and metadata, and to do so, you can use the DROP TABLE statement, which differs from the DELETE statement in that it also removes the table schema from SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: SUBQUERIES A subquery can be referenced anywhere a normal table can be referenced. Inside a FROM clause, you can JOIN subqueries with other tables, inside a WHERE or HAVING constraint, you can test expressions against the results of the subquery, and even in expressions in the SELECT clause, which allow you to return data directly from the subquery. They are generally executed in the same logical order SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 6: MULTI-TABLE QUERIES Exercise. We've added a new table to the Pixar database so that you can try practicing some joins. The BoxOffice table stores information about the ratings and sales of each particular Pixar movie, and the Movie_id column in that table corresponds with the Id column in the Movies table 1-to-1. Try and solve the tasks below using the INNER JOIN introduced above. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 10: QUERIES WITH 1) SQL Lesson 10: Queries with aggregates (Pt. 1) In addition to the simple expressions that we introduced last lesson, SQL also supports the use of aggregate expressions (or functions) that allow you to summarize information about a group of rows of data. With the Pixar database that you've been using, aggregate functions can be used toanswer
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 3: QUERIES WITH SQL Lesson 3: Queries with constraints (Pt. 2) When writing WHERE clauses with columns containing text data, SQL supports a number of useful operators to do things like case-insensitive string comparison and wildcard pattern matching. We show a few common text SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH 1) SQL Lesson 2: Queries with constraints (Pt. 1) Now we know how to select for specific columns of data from a table, but if you had a table with a hundred million rows of data, reading through all the rows would be inefficient and perhaps even impossible. In order to filter certain results from being returned, we need to use a WHEREclause in
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 9: QUERIES WITH EXPRESSIONS SQL Lesson 9: Queries with expressions. In addition to querying and referencing raw column data with SQL, you can also use expressions to write more complex logic on column values in a query. These expressions can use mathematical and string functions along with basic arithmetic to transform values when the query is executed, as shown inthis
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 4: FILTERING AND SORTING When an ORDER BY clause is specified, each row is sorted alpha-numerically based on the specified column's value. In some databases, you can also specify a collation to better sort data containing international text. Limiting results to a subset. Another clause which is commonly used with the ORDER BY clause are the LIMIT and OFFSET clauses, which are a useful optimization to indicate to the SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL REVIEW: SIMPLE SELECT QUERIES You've done a good job getting to this point! Now that you've gotten a taste of how to write a basic query, you need to practice writing queries that solve actual problems. SELECT query. SELECT column, another_column, . FROM mytable WHERE condition (s) ORDER BY column ASC/DESC LIMIT num_limit OFFSET num_offset; SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 8: A SHORT NOTE ON NULLS SQL Lesson 8: A short note on NULLs. As promised in the last lesson, we are going to quickly talk about NULL values in an SQL database. It's always good to reduce the possibility of NULL values in databases because they require special attention when constructing queries, constraints (certain functions behave differently with null values)and
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTRODUCTION TO SQLHOMEMORE TOPICSSQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH CONSTRAINTS (PT. 1) Welcome to SQLBolt, a series of interactive lessons and exercises designed to help you quickly learn SQL right in your browser. What is SQL? SQL, or Structured Query Language, is a language designed to allow both technical and non-technical users query, manipulate, and transform data from a relational database. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101MULTI-TABLE QUERIES WITH JOINSSQL REVIEWLEARN SQL SQL Lesson 1: SELECT queries 101. To retrieve data from a SQL database, we need to write SELECT statements, which are often colloquially refered to as queries. A query in itself is just a statement which declares what data we are looking for, where to find it in the database, and optionally, how to transform it before it isreturned.
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 16: CREATING TABLES SQL Lesson 16: Creating tables. When you have new entities and relationships to store in your database, you can create a new database table using the CREATE TABLE statement. Create table statement w/ optional table constraint and default value. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: SUBQUERIESINTERMEDIATE SQL TUTORIALSQL INTERMEDIATE SKILLSSQL INTERMEDIATE TABLESQL SKILL LEVELS A subquery can be referenced anywhere a normal table can be referenced. Inside a FROM clause, you can JOIN subqueries with other tables, inside a WHERE or HAVING constraint, you can test expressions against the results of the subquery, and even in expressions in the SELECT clause, which allow you to return data directly from the subquery. They are generally executed in the same logical order SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 12: ORDER OF EXECUTION OFSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
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SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 7: OUTER JOINS Like the INNER JOIN these three new joins have to specify which column to join the data on. When joining table A to table B, a LEFT JOIN simply includes rows from A regardless of whether a matching row is found in B. The RIGHT JOIN is the same, but reversed, keeping rows in B regardless of whether a match is found in A. Finally, a FULL JOIN simply means that rows from both tables are kept SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 14: UPDATING ROWSMICROSOFT SQL UPDATE ROWSQL UPDATE ALL ROWSSQL UPDATE ALL ROWSSQL UPDATE ONLY ONE ROWSQL UPDATE ROW BY ROWSQL UPDATE WITH ROW NUMBER SQL Lesson 14: Updating rows. In addition to adding new data, a common task is to update existing data, which can be done using an UPDATE statement. Similar to the INSERT statement, you have to specify exactly which table, columns, and rows to update. In addition, the data you are updating has to match the data type of the columns in thetable
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTRODUCTION TO SQLHOMEMORE TOPICSSQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH CONSTRAINTS (PT. 1) Welcome to SQLBolt, a series of interactive lessons and exercises designed to help you quickly learn SQL right in your browser. What is SQL? SQL, or Structured Query Language, is a language designed to allow both technical and non-technical users query, manipulate, and transform data from a relational database. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101MULTI-TABLE QUERIES WITH JOINSSQL REVIEWLEARN SQL SQL Lesson 1: SELECT queries 101. To retrieve data from a SQL database, we need to write SELECT statements, which are often colloquially refered to as queries. A query in itself is just a statement which declares what data we are looking for, where to find it in the database, and optionally, how to transform it before it isreturned.
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 16: CREATING TABLES SQL Lesson 16: Creating tables. When you have new entities and relationships to store in your database, you can create a new database table using the CREATE TABLE statement. Create table statement w/ optional table constraint and default value. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: SUBQUERIESINTERMEDIATE SQL TUTORIALSQL INTERMEDIATE SKILLSSQL INTERMEDIATE TABLESQL SKILL LEVELS A subquery can be referenced anywhere a normal table can be referenced. Inside a FROM clause, you can JOIN subqueries with other tables, inside a WHERE or HAVING constraint, you can test expressions against the results of the subquery, and even in expressions in the SELECT clause, which allow you to return data directly from the subquery. They are generally executed in the same logical order SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 12: ORDER OF EXECUTION OFSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
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SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTERMEDIATE SQL TOPICS Intermediate SQL Topics. Before we get started, if you haven't yet completed our Interactive Tutorial or still don't feel comfortable with SQL, please complete that before continuing. The following deep-dive topics will be building on the foundation from the lessons in the tutorial by exploring more advanced SQL constructs that youmight find
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 6: MULTI-TABLE QUERIES Exercise. We've added a new table to the Pixar database so that you can try practicing some joins. The BoxOffice table stores information about the ratings and sales of each particular Pixar movie, and the Movie_id column in that table corresponds with the Id column in the Movies table 1-to-1. Try and solve the tasks below using the INNER JOIN introduced above. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 10: QUERIES WITH 1) SQL Lesson 10: Queries with aggregates (Pt. 1) In addition to the simple expressions that we introduced last lesson, SQL also supports the use of aggregate expressions (or functions) that allow you to summarize information about a group of rows of data. With the Pixar database that you've been using, aggregate functions can be used toanswer
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH 1) SQL Lesson 2: Queries with constraints (Pt. 1) Now we know how to select for specific columns of data from a table, but if you had a table with a hundred million rows of data, reading through all the rows would be inefficient and perhaps even impossible. In order to filter certain results from being returned, we need to use a WHEREclause in
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 9: QUERIES WITH EXPRESSIONS SQL Lesson 9: Queries with expressions. In addition to querying and referencing raw column data with SQL, you can also use expressions to write more complex logic on column values in a query. These expressions can use mathematical and string functions along with basic arithmetic to transform values when the query is executed, as shown inthis
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 3: QUERIES WITH SQL Lesson 3: Queries with constraints (Pt. 2) When writing WHERE clauses with columns containing text data, SQL supports a number of useful operators to do things like case-insensitive string comparison and wildcard pattern matching. We show a few common text SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 4: FILTERING AND SORTING When an ORDER BY clause is specified, each row is sorted alpha-numerically based on the specified column's value. In some databases, you can also specify a collation to better sort data containing international text. Limiting results to a subset. Another clause which is commonly used with the ORDER BY clause are the LIMIT and OFFSET clauses, which are a useful optimization to indicate to the SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL REVIEW: SIMPLE SELECT QUERIES You've done a good job getting to this point! Now that you've gotten a taste of how to write a basic query, you need to practice writing queries that solve actual problems. SELECT query. SELECT column, another_column, . FROM mytable WHERE condition (s) ORDER BY column ASC/DESC LIMIT num_limit OFFSET num_offset; SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 8: A SHORT NOTE ON NULLS SQL Lesson 8: A short note on NULLs. As promised in the last lesson, we are going to quickly talk about NULL values in an SQL database. It's always good to reduce the possibility of NULL values in databases because they require special attention when constructing queries, constraints (certain functions behave differently with null values)and
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTRODUCTION TO SQLHOMEMORE TOPICSSQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH CONSTRAINTS (PT. 1) Welcome to SQLBolt, a series of interactive lessons and exercises designed to help you quickly learn SQL right in your browser. What is SQL? SQL, or Structured Query Language, is a language designed to allow both technical and non-technical users query, manipulate, and transform data from a relational database. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101MULTI-TABLE QUERIES WITH JOINSSQL REVIEWLEARN SQL SQL Lesson 1: SELECT queries 101. To retrieve data from a SQL database, we need to write SELECT statements, which are often colloquially refered to as queries. A query in itself is just a statement which declares what data we are looking for, where to find it in the database, and optionally, how to transform it before it isreturned.
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 16: CREATING TABLES SQL Lesson 16: Creating tables. When you have new entities and relationships to store in your database, you can create a new database table using the CREATE TABLE statement. Create table statement w/ optional table constraint and default value. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: SUBQUERIESINTERMEDIATE SQL TUTORIALSQL INTERMEDIATE SKILLSSQL INTERMEDIATE TABLESQL SKILL LEVELS A subquery can be referenced anywhere a normal table can be referenced. Inside a FROM clause, you can JOIN subqueries with other tables, inside a WHERE or HAVING constraint, you can test expressions against the results of the subquery, and even in expressions in the SELECT clause, which allow you to return data directly from the subquery. They are generally executed in the same logical order SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 12: ORDER OF EXECUTION OFSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
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SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 7: OUTER JOINS Like the INNER JOIN these three new joins have to specify which column to join the data on. When joining table A to table B, a LEFT JOIN simply includes rows from A regardless of whether a matching row is found in B. The RIGHT JOIN is the same, but reversed, keeping rows in B regardless of whether a match is found in A. Finally, a FULL JOIN simply means that rows from both tables are kept SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 14: UPDATING ROWSMICROSOFT SQL UPDATE ROWSQL UPDATE ALL ROWSSQL UPDATE ALL ROWSSQL UPDATE ONLY ONE ROWSQL UPDATE ROW BY ROWSQL UPDATE WITH ROW NUMBER SQL Lesson 14: Updating rows. In addition to adding new data, a common task is to update existing data, which can be done using an UPDATE statement. Similar to the INSERT statement, you have to specify exactly which table, columns, and rows to update. In addition, the data you are updating has to match the data type of the columns in thetable
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTRODUCTION TO SQLHOMEMORE TOPICSSQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH CONSTRAINTS (PT. 1) Welcome to SQLBolt, a series of interactive lessons and exercises designed to help you quickly learn SQL right in your browser. What is SQL? SQL, or Structured Query Language, is a language designed to allow both technical and non-technical users query, manipulate, and transform data from a relational database. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 1: SELECT QUERIES 101MULTI-TABLE QUERIES WITH JOINSSQL REVIEWLEARN SQL SQL Lesson 1: SELECT queries 101. To retrieve data from a SQL database, we need to write SELECT statements, which are often colloquially refered to as queries. A query in itself is just a statement which declares what data we are looking for, where to find it in the database, and optionally, how to transform it before it isreturned.
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 16: CREATING TABLES SQL Lesson 16: Creating tables. When you have new entities and relationships to store in your database, you can create a new database table using the CREATE TABLE statement. Create table statement w/ optional table constraint and default value. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: SUBQUERIESINTERMEDIATE SQL TUTORIALSQL INTERMEDIATE SKILLSSQL INTERMEDIATE TABLESQL SKILL LEVELS A subquery can be referenced anywhere a normal table can be referenced. Inside a FROM clause, you can JOIN subqueries with other tables, inside a WHERE or HAVING constraint, you can test expressions against the results of the subquery, and even in expressions in the SELECT clause, which allow you to return data directly from the subquery. They are generally executed in the same logical order SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 12: ORDER OF EXECUTION OFSEE MORE ONSQLBOLT.COM
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SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 7: OUTER JOINS Like the INNER JOIN these three new joins have to specify which column to join the data on. When joining table A to table B, a LEFT JOIN simply includes rows from A regardless of whether a matching row is found in B. The RIGHT JOIN is the same, but reversed, keeping rows in B regardless of whether a match is found in A. Finally, a FULL JOIN simply means that rows from both tables are kept SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 14: UPDATING ROWSMICROSOFT SQL UPDATE ROWSQL UPDATE ALL ROWSSQL UPDATE ALL ROWSSQL UPDATE ONLY ONE ROWSQL UPDATE ROW BY ROWSQL UPDATE WITH ROW NUMBER SQL Lesson 14: Updating rows. In addition to adding new data, a common task is to update existing data, which can be done using an UPDATE statement. Similar to the INSERT statement, you have to specify exactly which table, columns, and rows to update. In addition, the data you are updating has to match the data type of the columns in thetable
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - INTERMEDIATE SQL TOPICS Intermediate SQL Topics. Before we get started, if you haven't yet completed our Interactive Tutorial or still don't feel comfortable with SQL, please complete that before continuing. The following deep-dive topics will be building on the foundation from the lessons in the tutorial by exploring more advanced SQL constructs that youmight find
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 6: MULTI-TABLE QUERIES Exercise. We've added a new table to the Pixar database so that you can try practicing some joins. The BoxOffice table stores information about the ratings and sales of each particular Pixar movie, and the Movie_id column in that table corresponds with the Id column in the Movies table 1-to-1. Try and solve the tasks below using the INNER JOIN introduced above. SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL TOPIC: UNIONS, INTERSECTIONS SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections & Exceptions. When working with multiple tables, the UNION and UNION ALL operator allows you to append the results of one query to another assuming that they have the same column count, order and data type. If you use the UNION without the ALL, duplicate rows between the tables will be removed from the result SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 10: QUERIES WITH 1) SQL Lesson 10: Queries with aggregates (Pt. 1) In addition to the simple expressions that we introduced last lesson, SQL also supports the use of aggregate expressions (or functions) that allow you to summarize information about a group of rows of data. With the Pixar database that you've been using, aggregate functions can be used toanswer
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 2: QUERIES WITH 1) SQL Lesson 2: Queries with constraints (Pt. 1) Now we know how to select for specific columns of data from a table, but if you had a table with a hundred million rows of data, reading through all the rows would be inefficient and perhaps even impossible. In order to filter certain results from being returned, we need to use a WHEREclause in
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 9: QUERIES WITH EXPRESSIONS SQL Lesson 9: Queries with expressions. In addition to querying and referencing raw column data with SQL, you can also use expressions to write more complex logic on column values in a query. These expressions can use mathematical and string functions along with basic arithmetic to transform values when the query is executed, as shown inthis
SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 3: QUERIES WITH SQL Lesson 3: Queries with constraints (Pt. 2) When writing WHERE clauses with columns containing text data, SQL supports a number of useful operators to do things like case-insensitive string comparison and wildcard pattern matching. We show a few common text SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 4: FILTERING AND SORTING When an ORDER BY clause is specified, each row is sorted alpha-numerically based on the specified column's value. In some databases, you can also specify a collation to better sort data containing international text. Limiting results to a subset. Another clause which is commonly used with the ORDER BY clause are the LIMIT and OFFSET clauses, which are a useful optimization to indicate to the SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL REVIEW: SIMPLE SELECT QUERIES You've done a good job getting to this point! Now that you've gotten a taste of how to write a basic query, you need to practice writing queries that solve actual problems. SELECT query. SELECT column, another_column, . FROM mytable WHERE condition (s) ORDER BY column ASC/DESC LIMIT num_limit OFFSET num_offset; SQLBOLT - LEARN SQL - SQL LESSON 8: A SHORT NOTE ON NULLS SQL Lesson 8: A short note on NULLs. As promised in the last lesson, we are going to quickly talk about NULL values in an SQL database. It's always good to reduce the possibility of NULL values in databases because they require special attention when constructing queries, constraints (certain functions behave differently with null values)and
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All Lessons Introduction to SQL SQL Lesson 1: SELECT queries 101 SQL Lesson 2: Queries with constraints (Pt. 1) SQL Lesson 3: Queries with constraints (Pt. 2) SQL Lesson 4: Filtering and sorting Query results SQL Review: Simple SELECT Queries SQL Lesson 6: Multi-table queries with JOINs SQL Lesson 7: OUTER JOINs SQL Lesson 8: A short note on NULLs SQL Lesson 9: Queries with expressions SQL Lesson 10: Queries with aggregates (Pt. 1) SQL Lesson 11: Queries with aggregates (Pt. 2) SQL Lesson 12: Order of execution of a Query SQL Lesson 13: Inserting rows SQL Lesson 14: Updating rows SQL Lesson 15: Deleting rows SQL Lesson 16: Creating tables SQL Lesson 17: Altering tables SQL Lesson 18: Dropping tables SQL Lesson X: To infinity and beyond! Additional Topics Intermediate SQL Topics SQL Topic: Subqueries SQL Topic: Unions, Intersections& Exceptions
Introduction to SQL
Welcome to SQLBolt, a series of interactive lessons and exercises designed to help you quickly learn SQL right in your browser.WHAT IS SQL?
SQL, or Structured Query Language, is a language designed to allow both technical and non-technical users query, manipulate, and transform data from a relational database. And due to its simplicity, SQL databases provide safe and scalable storage for millions of websites and mobile applications.Did you know?
There are many popular SQL databases including SQLite, MySQL, Postgres, Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server. All of them support the common SQL language standard, which is what this site will be teaching, but each implementation can differ in the additional features and storage types it supports. RELATIONAL DATABASES Before learning the SQL syntax, it's important to have a model for what a relational database actually is. A relational database represents a collection of related (two-dimensional) tables. Each of the tables are similar to an Excel spreadsheet, with a fixed number of named columns (the attributes or properties of the table) and any number of rows of data. For example, if the Department of Motor Vehicles had a database, you might find a table containing all the known vehicles that people in the state are driving. This table might need to store the model name, type, number of wheels, and number of doors of each vehicle forexample.
Table: Vehicles
Id
Make/Model
# Wheels
# Doors
Type
1
Ford Focus
4
4
Sedan
2
Tesla Roadster
4
2
Sports
3
Kawakasi Ninja
2
0
Motorcycle
4
McLaren Formula 1
4
0
Race
5
Tesla S
4
4
Sedan
In such a database, you might find additional related tables containing information such as a list of all registered drivers in the state, the types of driving licenses that can be granted, or even driving violations for each driver. By learning SQL, the goal is to learn how to answer specific questions about this data, like _"What types of vehicles are on the road have less than four wheels?"_, or _"How many models of cars does Tesla produce?"_, to help us make better decisions down the road.ABOUT THE LESSONS
Since most users will be learning SQL to interact with an existing database, the lessons begin by introducing you to the various parts of an SQL query. The later lessons will then show you how to alter a table (or schema) and create new tables from scratch. Each lesson will introduce a different concept and end with an interactive exercise. Go at your pace and don't be afraid to spend time experimenting with the exercises before continuing! If you happen to be familiar with SQL already, you can skip ahead using the links in the top-right, but we would recommend you work through the lessonsanyways!
By the end, we hope you will be able to have a strong foundation for using SQL in your own projects and beyond. Begin Lesson 1: Writing SQL Queries ›2019 © SQLBolt
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