SQL Intermediate Course - Singapore
Take your SQL skills up a level
In this SQL course, you will move beyond using basic SELECT clauses for retrieving data. Learn to work with many different types of functions and expressions that modify the way data is returned in the result set. Students will use built-in T-SQL functions for working with string, date and numeric data types and will calculate moving averages, running totals and percentages using window functions.
Learn to use subqueries to perform more complex querying and to use views to to simplify querying. Students will also create their own user-defined functions to encapsulate business logic and improve efficiency. Read our course outline below.
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What do I need to know to attend?
This course builds on the knowledge gained and skills taught in our SQL Beginner course.
Students must be familiar with writing SQL queries.
SQL Intermediate Singapore Learning Outcomes
In this course, you will:
- work with an Azure SQL database
- write queries in Transact-SQL (T-SQL)
- learn to use T-SQL built-in functions
- learn to create user-defined functions
- learn to write subqueries and create views
SQL Intermediate Singapore Course Content
- Introduction
- SQL and T-SQL
- Data Types
- Conversion between data types
- CAST, CONVERT and PARSE
- Functions in SQL
- Built-in Functions
- Aggregate Functions
- Scalar Functions
- Ranking Functions
- User-defined functions
- Aggregate Functions and Group By Extensions
- GROUP BY CUBE, ROLLUP and GROUPING SETS
- CASE and CASE alternatives
- COALESCE
- NULLIFF
- String Functions
- Concatenate, replace and format
- Date and Time Functions
- Get today's date
- Calculate date/time differences
- Calculate a new date
- Extracting date components
- Creating dates
- Logical Functions
- IIF
- CHOOSE
- GREATEST and LEAST
- Mathematical Functions
- ROUND, CEILING and FLOOR
- Writing More Complex Queries
- Subqueries
- Local Variables
- Views
- Window (Analytic) Functions
- OVER clause
- PARTITION BY
- ORDER BY
- ROWS or RANGE
- Calculate group totals, averages, percentages, and running totals
- LAG and LEAD
- FIRST_VALUE, LAST_VALUE
- Ranking Functions
- ROW_NUMBER
- RANK and DENSE RANK
- NTILE
- User-Defined Functions
- Create, use, and modify scalar user-defined functions
- Schemas