Complete SQL Mastery
10h 47m 7s
English
Paid
Course description
Big databases are everywhere these days. Facebook, Netflix, Uber, Airbnb use SQL-driven databases - to name just a few. So, to be a successful developer or data scientist you need to know SQL inside-out. SQL isn’t complicated - or at least it doesn’t need to be, so long as you learn it the right way. Problem is - too many other courses out there jump around, skipping important concepts or simply teaching things badly.
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That’s why this course goes further than most. You’ll get in-depth knowledge and skills that are built-up sequentially to make sure you don’t have any gaps. It takes you from whatever level you’re at to advanced skills, without delay - using real-life examples and applicable concepts to get you ready for any SQL job or project
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# | Title | Duration |
---|---|---|
1 | Introduction | 00:19 |
2 | What is SQL | 03:25 |
3 | Installing MySQL on Mac | 04:59 |
4 | Installing MySQL on Windows | 05:21 |
5 | Creating the Databases | 08:33 |
6 | What You'll Learn | 02:32 |
7 | The SELECT Statement | 05:51 |
8 | The SELECT Clause | 08:49 |
9 | The WHERE Clause | 05:18 |
10 | The AND, OR and NOT Operators | 06:53 |
11 | The IN Operator | 03:04 |
12 | The BETWEEN Operator | 02:13 |
13 | The LIKE Operator | 05:38 |
14 | The REGEXP Operator | 09:22 |
15 | The IS NULL Operator | 02:27 |
16 | The ORDER BY Clause | 07:07 |
17 | The LIMIT Clause | 03:27 |
18 | Inner Joins | 08:27 |
19 | Joining Across Databases | 02:48 |
20 | Self Joins | 04:14 |
21 | Joining Multiple Tables | 06:47 |
22 | Compound Join Conditions | 03:42 |
23 | Implicit Join Syntax | 02:21 |
24 | Outer Joins | 06:28 |
25 | Outer Join Between Multiple Tables | 06:19 |
26 | Self Outer Joins | 02:13 |
27 | The USING Clause | 05:23 |
28 | Natural Joins | 01:22 |
29 | Cross Joins | 03:15 |
30 | Unions | 08:30 |
31 | Column Attributes | 03:25 |
32 | Inserting a Row | 05:47 |
33 | Inserting Multiple Rows | 03:19 |
34 | Inserting Hierarchical Rows | 05:54 |
35 | Creating a Copy of a Table | 08:48 |
36 | Updating a Single Row | 03:56 |
37 | Updating Multiple Rows | 03:15 |
38 | Using Subqueries in Updates | 05:38 |
39 | Deleting Rows | 01:25 |
40 | Restoring the Databases | 01:07 |
41 | Aggregate Functions | 09:20 |
42 | The GROUP BY Clause | 07:22 |
43 | The HAVING Clause | 08:51 |
44 | The ROLLUP Operator | 05:06 |
45 | Introduction | 01:29 |
46 | Subqueries | 02:30 |
47 | The IN Operator | 03:40 |
48 | Subqueries vs Joins | 05:08 |
49 | The ALL Keyword | 04:53 |
50 | The ANY Keyword | 02:37 |
51 | Correlated Subqueries | 05:37 |
52 | The EXISTS Operator | 05:40 |
53 | Subqueries in the SELECT Clause | 04:30 |
54 | Subqueries in the FROM Clause | 02:59 |
55 | Numeric Functions | 02:55 |
56 | String Functions | 05:48 |
57 | Date Functions in MySQL | 04:09 |
58 | Formatting Dates and Times | 02:15 |
59 | Calculating Dates and Times | 03:09 |
60 | The IFNULL and COALESCE Functions | 03:30 |
61 | The IF Function | 04:55 |
62 | The CASE Operator | 05:24 |
63 | Creating Views | 05:37 |
64 | Altering or Dropping Views | 02:53 |
65 | Updatable Views | 05:13 |
66 | THE WITH OPTION CHECK Clause | 02:19 |
67 | Other Benefits of Views | 02:38 |
68 | What are Stored Procedures | 02:19 |
69 | Creating a Stored Procedure | 05:35 |
70 | Creating Procedures Using MySQLWorkbench | 01:22 |
71 | Dropping Stored Procedures | 02:10 |
72 | Parameters | 05:27 |
73 | Parameters with Default Value | 08:19 |
74 | Parameter Validation | 06:41 |
75 | Output Parameters | 03:56 |
76 | Variables | 04:34 |
77 | Functions | 06:29 |
78 | Other Conventions | 01:52 |
79 | Triggers | 07:32 |
80 | Viewing Triggers | 01:21 |
81 | Dropping Triggers | 00:53 |
82 | Using Triggers for Auditing | 04:53 |
83 | Events | 04:34 |
84 | Viewing, Dropping and Altering Events | 02:05 |
85 | Transactions | 02:45 |
86 | Creating Transactions | 05:12 |
87 | Concurrency and Locking | 04:08 |
88 | Concurrency Problems | 07:26 |
89 | Transaction Isolation Levels | 05:43 |
90 | READ UNCOMMITTED Isolation Level | 03:27 |
91 | READ COMMITTED Isolation Level | 03:02 |
92 | REPEATABLE READ Isolation Level | 03:30 |
93 | SERIALIZABLE Isolation Level | 02:19 |
94 | Deadlocks | 06:12 |
95 | Introduction | 00:44 |
96 | String Types | 02:26 |
97 | Integer Types | 02:53 |
98 | Fixed-point and Floating-point Types | 01:43 |
99 | Boolean Types | 00:47 |
100 | Enum and Set Types | 03:37 |
101 | Date and Time Types | 00:45 |
102 | Blob Types | 01:18 |
103 | JSON Type | 10:25 |
104 | Introduction | 01:26 |
105 | Data Modelling | 02:27 |
106 | Conceptual Models | 04:35 |
107 | Logical Models | 07:25 |
108 | Physical Models | 06:29 |
109 | Primary Keys | 03:24 |
110 | Foreign Keys | 05:49 |
111 | Foreign Key Constraints | 05:23 |
112 | Normalization | 01:25 |
113 | 1NF- First Normal Form | 02:43 |
114 | Link Tables | 04:02 |
115 | 2NF- Second Normal Form | 06:34 |
116 | 3NF- Third Normal Form | 01:44 |
117 | My Pragmatic Advice | 02:56 |
118 | Don't Model the Universe | 04:25 |
119 | Forward Engineering a Model | 02:36 |
120 | Synchronizing a Model with a Database | 04:49 |
121 | Reverse Engineering a Database | 03:12 |
122 | Project- Flight Booking System | 00:24 |
123 | Solution- Conceptual Model | 08:01 |
124 | Solution- Logical Model | 09:04 |
125 | Project - Video Rental Application | 01:06 |
126 | Solution- Conceptual Model | 07:00 |
127 | Solution- Logical Model | 08:30 |
128 | Creating and Dropping Databases | 01:42 |
129 | Creating Tables | 03:14 |
130 | Altering Tables | 02:57 |
131 | Creating Relationships | 04:48 |
132 | Altering Primary and Foreign Key Constraints | 02:11 |
133 | Character Sets and Collations | 06:30 |
134 | Storage Engines | 02:28 |
135 | Introduction | 00:42 |
136 | Indexes | 02:50 |
137 | Creating Indexes | 05:01 |
138 | Viewing Indexes | 03:20 |
139 | Prefix Indexes | 03:41 |
140 | Full-text Indexes | 07:51 |
141 | Composite Indexes | 05:13 |
142 | Order of Columns in Composite Indexes | 09:17 |
143 | When Indexes are Ignored | 05:04 |
144 | Using Indexes for Sorting | 07:03 |
145 | Covering Indexese | 01:59 |
146 | Index Maintenance | 01:26 |
147 | Introduction | 00:34 |
148 | Creating a User | 03:14 |
149 | Viewing Users | 01:30 |
150 | Dropping Users | 00:49 |
151 | Changing Passwords | 01:07 |
152 | Granting Privileges | 04:54 |
153 | Viewing Privileges | 01:35 |
154 | Revoking Privileges | 01:21 |
155 | Wrap Up | 00:45 |
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