SQL – Tutorial – Syllabus

What is SQL

  • SQL stands for Structured Query Language
  • SQL is a Programming Language for creating, accessing and manipulating Relational Databases.

What can SQL Do ?

  • Create Relational Databases for Organizations and Applications.
  • Create Tables inside Databases
  • Select, Insert, Update and Delete Records in Database.
  • Create Stored Procedures in Database.
  • You can create Database for your Web or Desktop application.
  • Although SQL is an ANSI/ISO standard, there are different versions of the SQL language.
  • An RDBMS database program (i.e. MS Access, SQL Server, MySQL etc.) can be used to create and manage databases for your applications.
  • A Server Side Scripting Language like – Python, PHP, ASP etc. can be used to interact with the SQL databases.

What will you learn in this SQL Tutorial?

  • Introduction to SQl and its Applications
  • Introduction to RDBMS and Tables
  • Installing MySql , MSSQL etc.
  • Creating a Database
  • Creating a Table and Insert Data
  • Select, Select Distinct
  • Where
  • And, Or, Not
  • Order By
  • Insert Into
  • Null Values
  • Update
  • Delete
  • Select Top
  • Min and Max
  • Count, Avg, Sum
  • Like
  • Wildcards
  • In Keyword
  • Between Keyword
  • Aliases
  • Joins
  • Inner Join
  • Left Join
  • Right Join
  • Full Join
  • Self Join
  • Union
  • Group By Statement for One and More Tables
  • Having Clause
  • Exists Keyword Use
  • Use of Any, All
  • Select Into Statement
  • Insert Into Select Statement
  • Case Function
  • Null Functions
  • What are Stored Procedures and how to use them
  • How to write Comments in SQL
  • Create, Drop and Backup DB
  • Create, Drop and Alter Table
  • Null and Not Null Constraints
  • SQL Unique Constraints
  • SQL Primary Key
  • SQL Foreign Key
  • SQL Check
  • SQL Default
  • SQL Index
  • SQL Auto Increment
  • SQL Dates
  • SQL Views
  • SQL Injection
  • Graphical Visualization of Data in Phpmyadmin (mysql).
  • Web Hosting of MySql and MSSQl Databases

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