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Module 2: Querying a single table
14 Lessons-
StartModule introduction
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StartWhat are tables?
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StartFinding out what's in a table
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StartWhat are schemas?
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StartWhat is Popkorn Kraze ?
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StartSELECT statements
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StartUsing aliases for columns and tables
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StartQuoting (delimiting) names
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StartUsing 2-part names
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StartORDER BY clause
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StartRestricting output with OFFSET, FETCH and LIMIT
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StartRemoving duplicates with DISTINCT
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StartQuerying literals, expressions and functions
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StartQuiz 2: Querying a single table
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Module 3: Filtering the rows to return
12 Lessons-
StartModule introduction
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StartFiltering output with the WHERE clause
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StartFinding patterns with LIKE and ILIKE
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StartLogical operations with AND, OR, and NOT
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StartLogical values withe boolean data type
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StartRanges of values with the BETWEEN operator
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StartChecking lists of values by using the IN operator
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StartLimiting output rows by using FETCH or LIMIT
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StartUsing FETCH WITH TIES
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StartWorking with NULL values (the lack of data)
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StartWhat are user-defined functions?
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StartQuiz 3: Filtering the rows to return
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Module 6: Querying strings
14 Lessons-
StartModule introduction
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StartString data types
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StartLiteral string values
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StartString operators
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StartTrimming strings with LTRIM, RTRIM, and TRIM
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StartChanging case with UPPER, LOWER
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StartExtracting parts of strings with LEFT, RIGHT, SUBSTRING
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StartDetermining the length of strings
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StartReplace substrings
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StartDuplicating strings with REPEAT
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StartFinding substrings with POSITION
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StartExtracting delimited string tokens
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StartReplacing characters with TRANSLATE
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StartQuiz 6: Querying strings
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Module 7: Querying dates and times
14 Lessons-
StartModule introduction
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StartDate and time data types
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StartLiteral date and time values
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StartCurrent date and time
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StartExtracting components from date and time values
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StartAdding and subtracting date and time values
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StartCalculating date and time differences
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StartCalculating ages
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StartGet string names for date and time parts
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StartCalculating beginning and end of month
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StartConstructing dates and times from components
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StartChanging time zone offsets
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StartFormatting date and time values
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StartQuiz 7: Querying dates and times
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Module 8: Converting between data types
9 Lessons-
StartModule introduction
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StartReplacing NULL values with COALESCE
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StartReturning NULL When Equal with NULLIF
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StartComparing NULL values using IS DISTINCT FROM
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StartImplicit vs explicit conversions
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StartConverting data types with CAST function
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StartConverting data types with CAST operator
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StartOther common data types
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StartQuiz 8: Converting between data types
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Module 9: Aggregating data
11 Lessons-
StartModule introduction
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StartCounting rows and columns with COUNT
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StartSummarizing data with SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX
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StartSummarizing data in sections with GROUP BY
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StartFiltering returned groups with HAVING
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StartUnderstanding logical query execution order
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StartNumbering rows with window functions
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StartPartitioning ranking and numbering with PARTITION BY
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StartRetrieving one row from each group with DISTINCT ON
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StartOther interesting aggregates
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StartQuiz 9: Aggregating data
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Module 11: Querying multiple tables
12 Lessons-
StartModule introduction
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StartUsing CROSS JOIN
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StartWhat is a primary key?
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StartWhat is a foreign key?
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StartUsing INNER JOIN
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StartUsing modern join syntax
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StartUsing LEFT OUTER JOIN
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StartOther OUTER join types
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StartJoining more than two tables
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StartJoining a table to itself (self join)
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StartJoins without equality (non-equi joins)
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StartQuiz 11: Querying multiple tables
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Module 12: Applying set operations to tables
7 Lessons -
Module 13: Using subqueries
10 Lessons-
StartModule introduction
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StartUsing subqueries
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StartUsing scalar subqueries
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StartUsing lists from subqueries
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StartChecking for existence with EXISTS subqueries
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StartUsing set-returning subqueries
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StartUsing VALUES row constructors
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StartSimplifying queries with common table expressions (CTEs)
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StartUsing multiple CTEs in a single query
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StartQuiz 13: Using subqueries
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Module 15: Modifying data
15 Lessons-
StartModule introduction
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StartInserting data into a table
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StartInserting multiple rows at once with VALUES
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StartWhat are default constraints?
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StartWhat are identity columns?
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StartIdentifying the last values inserted
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StartWhat is a check constraint?
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StartWhat is a unique constraint?
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StartDeleting rows from a table
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StartInserting rows with data from another table
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StartSelecting rows into a new table
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StartTruncating a table vs deleting all rows
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StartUpdating data in a table
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StartMerging data into a table
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StartQuiz 15: Modifying data
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Writing SQL Queries for Azure HorizonDB (NOTE: In development)
Creating reports, analytics, or applications? And need to get data out of Azure HorizonDB? Learn to write SQL queries like a pro !
Course Summary
Do you need to learn how to write SQL queries for Azure HorizonDB?
- You know that the information that you need is stored in an Azure HorizonDB database
- You need to find some data to extract it
- You need to create reports with reporting tools
- You are using analytic tools like Power BI, Tableau, QlikView, Excel, or Access and need to get data from Azure HorizonDB
- You want to learn to write queries properly, using commercial coding standards
- You are new to writing queries, or you are self-taught and want to make sure you are doing it correctly
We encourage you to complete the practical exercises. We have tried to make this as easy as possible. All you need is to install locally is a client tool, and there are client tools for Windows, Mac, and Linux. You then create an Azure HorizonDB to work with.
