SQL: The Practical Guide to Master Relational Databases, SQL Syntax, and Sublanguages for Effective Database Management (Rheinwerk Computing)
Whether you’re managing large
datasets or writing your first query, build your SQL skills with this practical
guide! Learn the basic elements of relational databases and walk through the
syntax, features, and applications of SQL. Then dive into the sublanguages of
SQL and apply them for tasks such as modifying tables and querying data. See
SQL in action with an example PostgreSQL database and detailed code samples
from real-world applications!
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Master SQL
programming for database management and manipulation
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Learn to use the
five SQL sublanguages: DDL, DML, TCL, DQL, and DCL
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Define schemas and
tables; modify and query data; and configure database authorizations
Relational Database Elements
Understand the fundamentals of relational databases and schemas. Learn the
elements of database structures, from tables to views to keys. Then review more
advanced concepts like normalization, stored procedures, triggers, and authorization.
Setting Up Your Environment
Follow click-by-click instructions to install and set up a local PostgreSQL
database and a pgAdmin or Visual Studio Code IDE. See a SQL demo in action in
your environment and experiment with code samples.
SQL Sublanguages
Use the sublanguages of SQL for your daily tasks. Start by creating and
altering database objects. Insert, update, and delete data in tables and then
modify multiple tables together. Query data from single or combined tables and
limit data access using authorizations.
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Databases
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Schemas
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Tables
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Views
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Keys
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PostgreSQL
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Data definition
language (DDL)
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Data manipulation
language (DML)
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Transaction control
language (TCL)
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Data query language
(DQL)
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Data control
language (DCL)
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Entity-relationship
diagrams (ERD)
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