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SQL Topics from Basics to Advanced

The document outlines SQL topics ranging from basic to advanced levels, covering essential concepts such as database types, SQL commands, and database design. Intermediate topics include joins, aggregation functions, and transactions, while advanced topics focus on stored procedures, triggers, and security. It serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and utilizing SQL effectively.

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SQL Topics from Basics to Advanced

The document outlines SQL topics ranging from basic to advanced levels, covering essential concepts such as database types, SQL commands, and database design. Intermediate topics include joins, aggregation functions, and transactions, while advanced topics focus on stored procedures, triggers, and security. It serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and utilizing SQL effectively.

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SQL Topics from Basics to Advanced

Basics:
1. Introduction to Databases:
1. What is a database?
2. Types of databases (Relational, NoSQL, etc.).
2. Introduction to SQL:
1. What is SQL?
2. Basic SQL commands: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE.
3. Database Design:
1. Basics of database design.
2. Tables, rows, and columns.
3. Primary keys and foreign keys.
4. Normalization concepts.
4. Data Types:
1. Common SQL data types (VARCHAR, INT, DATE, etc.).
2. How to choose the right data type.
5. Querying Data:
1. SELECT statement.
2. WHERE clause for filtering data.
3. ORDER BY clause for sorting results.
4. LIMIT and OFFSET for result pagination.
Intermediate:

6.Joins and Relationships:


6. INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, RIGHT JOIN, FULL JOIN.
7. Understanding relationships between tables.

7.Aggregation Functions:
6. SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX, COUNT.
7. GROUP BY clause.

8.Subqueries:
6. Understanding and using subqueries.
7. Correlated subqueries.

9.Indexes and Performance:


6. Importance of indexes.
7. Creating and using indexes.

10.Transactions:
6. ACID properties.
7. BEGIN TRANSACTION, COMMIT, ROLLBACK.
Advanced:

11.Stored Procedures and Functions:


11. Creating and executing stored procedures.
12. User-defined functions.

12.Triggers:
11. Creating triggers.
12. Use cases for triggers.

13.Views:
11. Creating and using views.
12. Benefits of using views.

14.Security and Permissions:


11. Granting and revoking privileges.
12. User roles and authentication.

15.Common Table Expressions (CTEs):


11. Creating and using CTEs.

16.Window Functions:
11. ROW_NUMBER(), RANK(), DENSE_RANK(), etc.

17.Database Migration and Backup:


11. Exporting and importing data.
12. Database backup and recovery strategies.

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