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SQL 101 – UPDATE
Previously, I showed you how to get new information into a SQL database. This time I'll show you how to make changes to that data, once it's in there. The basic
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Previously, I showed you how to get new information into a SQL database. This time I'll show you how to make changes to that data, once it's in there. The basic
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Here are my answers to the questions based on AdventureWorks. I recently updated the answers to work with the 2008R2 version of Adventureworks. If your
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SELECT with JOIN Here are a few more problems to practice with. Again, practice these queries against a copy of AdventureWorks. Now we're going to start
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As promised, here are my answers to the first homework assignment. If you have something different, please get in touch with me so we can discuss the
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Here are some practice problems for you to attempt using what you've learned so far about SELECT Statements. Please write the following queries against any
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Overview I want to cover a fundamental topic for SQL programming. This is the topic you should start studying right after you have a basic understanding of
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Consider the following table, orders. buyer productName purchaseDate qtyPurchased pricePaid -------------
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This is the last of the lessons on functions for the 100 level. I hope you've enjoyed them so far, but it's time to wrap these up! When beginning to learn
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There are many functions built in to SQL 2000. I'm not going to cover them all, since many of them you won't have a need for until you really dig in deep with
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Welcome back! This post is a followup to the post about string functions. The difference is this time, we're discussing functions that manipulate
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When working with SQL you will inevitably be asked to return data from your database in a way it's not stored. You'll be asked to return city, state and zip
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As I promised, this is my post on advanced LIKE clauses. Previously I've only shown you how to do a wildcard search that would act like the dos command dir