Thursday, 26 January 2017

SQL Tutorial

SQL Stands for "Structure Query Language" and Standard Relational Data Base Language. The SQL supports the all Database products like Oracle SQL,SQL Server, My SQL, DB2, Teradata etc .This tutorial teaches the How to write the queries,Trobleshoot and Optimize the SQL.


In This Tutorial You will Learn from Basics of SQL to Advanced Topics of Database Products like Oracle products, Sql Server product, My sql product and Teradata product.

With this "SQLVisitors" Tutorial , You should becoming one of the top Proficient in writing SQL Queries, Trobleshooting, Executing the Queries and Optimizing The Queries.

 In this SQL Tutorial  first you will learn the basics of  SQL concepts of Oracle
   
     Sub Languages                     1) DDL (Data Definition Language )                
                     2) DML (Data Manupulation Language )
,                    3) DQL (Data Query Language)
                     4) DCL (Data Control Language)
                     5) TCL (Transaction Control Language)
                     6) SYSL (System Control Language )
                     7) SCL (Session Control Language )
       Data Types                     1) CHAR
                     2) VARCHAR2
                     3) NUMBER
                     4) DATE
                    5) TIMESTAMP
      Constrains                    1) NOT NULL
                    2) UNIQUE
                    3) PRIMARY KEY
                    4) CHECK
                    5) REFERENCE
                    6) DEFAULT
       Functions                    1) Single Row Functions,                            
                    2)Multiple Row Functions
        Joins                   1) Inner Join/Simple Join/Equi Join
                   2) Non Equi Join
                   3) Cross Join
                   4) Self Join,
                   5) Outer Join
                           a) Left Outer Join
                           b) Right Outer Join
                           c) Full Outer Join
       Sub Queries                  1) Single Row Query
                  2) Multiple Row Query
                  3) InLine Query
       Clauses                    1) DISTINCT Clause
                  2) FROM Clause
                  3) WHERE Clause
                  4) ORDER BY Clause
                  5) GROUP BY Clause
                  6) HAVING Clause
  Aggregate Functions                  1) COUNT Function
                  2) SUM Function
                  3)  AVG Function
                 4) MAX Function
                 5) MIN Function
      Conditions               1) And Condition
               2) OR Condition
               3) Like Condition
               4) IN Condition
               5) NOT Condition
               6) IS NULL Condition
               7) IS NOT NULL Condition
              8) BETWEEN Condition
              9) EXIST Condition
             10) AND OR

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