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SQL - Structured Query Language
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Recognize proper syntax for an SQL statement.
Use aggregate functions, column aliases, and mathematical expressions in a query statement.
Use the WHERE clause to select specific rows of information from a database.
Search for specific character strings or numeric data in a database.
Write queries that return both aggregate and non-aggregate information simultaneously.
Write
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SQL - Structured Query Language
SQL Database Design & Implementation
This course teaches you how to use the Transact-SQL language to query and program Microsoft
SQL Server 2000 in a Windows Server Server environment. This course also assists you in preparing
for the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and Microsoft Certified Database Administrator
Exam #70-229, Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise
Edition.
Upon successful
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From silicon beach training
SQL (Structured Query Language) Training



Lead by our trainers who have real world experience our SQL training course covers structured query language and databases. Learn to use SELECT statements, aggregate functions, the WHERE clause, search for specific data, write queries for aggregrate data, and write multi-table queries. Delegates also learn how to use advanced queries, add data to a database, change and delete data from a database,
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From Software Training Academy, Inc
Oracle 10g 11g Advanced SQL



...ular expressions for pattern matching, using the extended aggregate functions CUBE and ROLLUP, CONNECT BY (hierarchical queries), coding SET operations such as INTERSECT, and more.
An overview Oracle10g SQL-related new features is also provided.
As with all of our courses, this course is highly customizable to your specific training requirements.
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From Last Minute Training
SQL Fundamentals of Querying
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* Recognize proper syntax for an SQL statement.
* Use aggregate functions, column aliases, and mathematical expressions in a query statement.
* Use the WHERE clause to select specific rows of information from a database.
* Search for specific character strings or numeric data in a database.
* Write queries that return both aggregate and non-aggregate information simultaneously.
* Write
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From NACE EDUCATION
My SQL



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* Grouping rows together
* Using group by
* Multiple aggregate functions
* Grouping by multiple fields
* Using group by with other where
* Sorting group by queries
* Using group by with multiple tables
* More multi-table group by queries
* Selecting groups by their aggregate value
* where and having
* where and having example
* Inner joins (SQL inner join syntax)
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