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SQL 101 — the 11/24 presentation
Wednesday night I had the opportunity to give my SQL 101, the basics presentation. I hadn't given this one since just before leaving IntegrationPoint earlier
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Wednesday night I had the opportunity to give my SQL 101, the basics presentation. I hadn't given this one since just before leaving IntegrationPoint earlier
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Wednesday November 24th, from 5 - 7pm I'll be offering my SQL 101 course. I was thinking about adding a remote option for those of you who can't make it up to
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Within a few days of using SQL, you're going to start wondering if there is a way to speed up your code writing. The good news is you can do that with Aliases.
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These answers have been updated to work with Adventureworks on 2008R2. 1. Write an UPDATE query that would set your middle name, for only your record by
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Here's another set of questions for you to practice on. As always, if you have any questions, let me know and I'll help you. UPDATE 1. Write an UPDATE query
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Here are my solutions updated to work with AdventureWorks on 2008R2. 1. Write a DELETE query that would remove a record from person.contact by contactID, pick a
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Here are some more practice problems. This time you're going to practice using DELETE. 1. Write a DELETE query that would remove a record from person.contact by
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It looks like I'm getting close to the end of my 101 series. After I show you how to remove data from tables, the last topic I plan to cover is creating tables.
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As I mentioned in my previous post, before you move on to more difficult topics I need to share with you what a TRANSACTION is, and how to use them. By now
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Here are the answers to the previous practice problems. 1. Write the query that would put the full name (as much of it as you know) of your favorite Star
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1. Write the query that would put the full name (as much of it as you know) of your favorite Star Wars character into the Person.Contact table. Use the title
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In all the previous articles I've written on SQL I've showed you how to get data out of the database. Now, we're switching gears. I'm going to show you how to