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Database Syllabus π
Database Syllabus π
1. Introduction π
1. Introduction π
What Is Database? πΎ
What is Database Management System (DBMS)? π₯οΈ
2. Datatypes and Constraints π’π
2. Datatypes and Constraints π’π
Datatypes:
What are Datatypes? βΉοΈ
Types and Examples π
How to use them π οΈ
Constraints:
What are Constraints? β
Types and Examples π
How to use them π§
3. Statements in SQL π
3. Statements in SQL π
Data Definition Language (DDL) ποΈ
Data Manipulation Language (DML) π
Transaction Control Language (TCL) π
Data Control Language (DCL) π¦
Data Query Language (DQL) π
4. Software Installation π»
4. Software Installation π»
Installing and setting up the software π οΈ
5. Data Query Language (DQL) π
5. Data Query Language (DQL) π
Select β‘οΈ
From ποΈ
Where β
Group By π’
Having π·οΈ
Order By βοΈ
6. Operators β
6. Operators β
Types and Examples of Operators (Arithmetic, Comparison, Logical, etc.) ββοΈβ
7. Functions in SQL π§
7. Functions in SQL π§
Single Row Functions β‘οΈ
Multi Row Functions π
Arithmetic Functions βββοΈβ
Date & Time Functions β°
String Functions π
8. Sub Query π
8. Sub Query π
Introduction to Sub Query π
Working of Sub Query βοΈ
Query Writing and Execution ποΈ
Types of Sub Query:
Single Row Sub Query π·οΈ
Multi Row Sub Query π
Nested Sub Query π
9. Pseudo Columns π·οΈ
9. Pseudo Columns π·οΈ
Introduction to Pseudo Columns βΉοΈ
ROWID π
ROWNUM π’
Working and Usage π
10. JOINS π
10. JOINS π
What Is Join? π€
Types of Joins:
Cartesian Join π
Inner Join π
Outer Join π
Self-Join π
Queries and Examples π‘
11. Co-Related Sub Query π
11. Co-Related Sub Query π
Working and Examples π
12. Data Definition Language (DDL) π
12. Data Definition Language (DDL) π
Create β
Rename π
Alter π οΈ
Truncate βοΈ
Drop ποΈ
13. Data Manipulation Language (DML) π οΈ
13. Data Manipulation Language (DML) π οΈ
Insert β
Update π
Delete ποΈ
14. Transaction Control Language (TCL) π
14. Transaction Control Language (TCL) π
Commit β
Savepoint πΎ
Rollback β©οΈ
15. Data Control Language (DCL) π
15. Data Control Language (DCL) π
Grant π
Revoke π
16. Miscellaneous & PL/SQL π
16. Miscellaneous & PL/SQL π
Miscellaneous:
Introduction to ERD (Entity Relationship Diagram) πΊοΈ
Examples π
Views (Simple & Complex) π
CASE Statements π
PL/SQL:
Introduction to Procedures π
Introduction to Triggers β°
Indexing π
SQL Process
What is a DBMS? πΎ
A Database Management System (DBMS) is software used to store, manage, and secure data. It ensures the quality, durability, and confidentiality of information. The most popular DBMS type is the Relational Database Management System (RDBMS), where data is organized in structured tables with rows representing individual records.
What is SQL? π¬
SQL (Structured Query Language) is the standard language for interacting with a DBMS. It allows you to communicate with the database to perform various operations. Here are the main types of SQL statements:
Data Definition Language (DDL): Creates objects like schemas and tables.
Data Control Language (DCL): Manages access rights and permissions on database objects.
Data Manipulation Language (DML): Used for searching, inserting, updating, and deleting data.
What is a Query? π
A query is a set of instructions you give to a DBMS to fetch specific information. For example, to retrieve the student name from a STUDENT table, you can use the SQL query:
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SELECT Student_name FROM STUDENT;
SQL Process βοΈ
When you execute an SQL command, the DBMS determines the best method to carry out your request through a series of components:
SQL Query Engine: Interprets and processes the SQL commands.
Optimization Engines: Analyze and optimize the execution plan for efficiency.
Query Dispatcher: Distributes tasks and manages the execution flow.
Classic Query Engine: Handles all non-SQL queries.
Each component plays a crucial role in ensuring that your queries run efficiently and accurately
What Will You Learn in This Course? π
What Will You Learn in This Course? π
Database Fundamentals πΎ
Learn essential concepts for working with databases, perfect for system administrators and application developers.Basic SQL Commands π
Master commands like SELECT, INSERT INTO, UPDATE, and DELETE FROM with clear, concise examples.SQL Functions & Flashcards π
Familiarize yourself with functions such as AVG(), COUNT(), and MAX() using handy flashcards.Interactive Quizzes π
Validate and reinforce your SQL knowledge through engaging quizzes.Practical SQL Programming π οΈ
Handle various aspects of SQL programming and gain the skills needed for real-world database tasks.
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