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SQL Programming

The Ultimate Guide with Exercises, Tips and Tricks to Learn SQL

by Damon Parker

Copyright 2019 by Damon Parker

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Congratulations on downloading SQL Programming: The Ultimate Guide with Exercises, Tips, and Tricks to Learn SQL , and thank you for doing so.

The following chapters will discuss the foundational concepts of the Structured Query Language (SQL) to help you not only learn but master this data analysis language to extract information from the relational database management systems. This book is written to serve as your personal guide so you can efficiently and effectively use SQL to retrieve from and update information on SQL databases and servers, using the MySQL server for reference, which is one of the most widely used interface for relational database management.

The first chapter of this book titled Introduction to SQL will provide you an overview of the database management systems as well as different types of database management systems and their advantages. You will be introduced to the SQL language and the five fundamental types of SQL queries. In this chapter, you will learn the thumb rules for building SQL syntax or query. A variety of SQL data types that are a pre-requisite for learning SQL are provided in explicit detail.

In Chapter 2 titled, Basic SQL Functions , you will be introduced to the MySQL, which is a free and open-source relational database management system. A step by step walkthrough as well as installation of MySQL on your operating system(s) has been provided so you can easily download and install this free resource on your system. This will allow you to get hands-on practice utilizing all the practice exercises included in this book to master the SQL programming language. You will be learning how to generate a whole new database and subsequently create tables and insert data into those tables on the MySQL server. You will also learn the concept of temporary tables, derived tables and how you can generate a new table from a table already present in the database.

In Chapter 3 titled, Advanced SQL Functions , you will be learning about the SQL SELECT statements along with the various Data manipulation clauses such as ORDER BY and WHERE. The key concept of SQL Joins is provided in exquisite detail including different SQL JOIN functions such as INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN and many more. The SQL Union function will also be explained along with the MySQL UNION and MySQL UNION ALL statements.

In Chapter 4 titled, SQL Views and Transactions , the concept of Database View in SQL has been explained, which is simply a virtual table defined using the SQL SELECT statements using the SQL JOIN clause(s). Some of the SQL view related statements explained in this chapter include CREATE VIEW, MERGE, TEMPTABLE, UNDEFINED, Updatable SQL Views, ALTER VIEW and CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW statements. The properties of SQL transactions as well as various SQL transaction statements with controlling clauses such as, START TRANSACTION, COMMIT, ROLLBACK among others are also explained in this chapter.

The last chapter titled, Database Security and Administration, mainly focuses on the user access privileges that are required to securely manage the data on a MySQL server. You will be walked through the entire process of creating new user accounts, updating the user password as well as granting and revoking access privileges to ensure that only permitted users have authorized and required access to the database.

There are plenty of books on this subject on the market, thanks again for choosing this one! Every effort was made to ensure it is full of as much useful information as possible; please enjoy!

Chapter 1:Introduction to SQL

A database could be defined as an organized collection of information or data, which can be stored electronically on a computer system and accessed as needed. A Database Management System (DBMS) can be defined as a program that allows end-user interactions with apps as well as the database for capturing and analyzing the data. It is an integrated computer software package enabling users to communicate with a number of databases and offering access to the information stored on the database. The DBMS offers multiple features that enable big volumes of data to be entered, stored and retrieved as well as offers methods for managing how the data can be organized. Considering this close association, the term database frequently refers to both databases as well as DBMS.

Existing DBMSs provide multiple features to manage and classify a database and its information into four primary functional groups as follows:

• Data definition Definitions that represent the organization of data are created, modified and eliminated.
• Update Inserting, modifying and deleting the actual data.
• Retrieva l-Provision of data in a form that can be used directly or processed further by other applications. Data collected may be accessed in the same format as existing in the database or in a different format that can be acquired through alteration or combination of data sets from various databases.

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