SQL Certification Training Course

Master SQL and improve your career prospects with SQL Database Training Course. Functional knowledge of SQL (Structured Query Language), the leading programming language for relational database management systems, is in high demand and can set you apart in the job market.

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About the course

This SQL certification course gives you all of the information you need to successfully start working with SQL databases and make use of the database in your applications. Learn how to correctly structure your database, author efficient SQL statements, and clauses, and manage your SQL database for scalable growth.

QL, though an old language, is highly significant today as companies across the world are gathering massive amounts of data for their growth. SQL consistently ranks high in the most-requested tech skills and learning it will add great value to your array of skills.

Eligibility

This online SQL certification course is ideal for freshers, programmers, software developers, and testing professionals who want to learn SQL. It's also ideal for marketing professionals and salespeople who want to better understand their company's data.

Pre-requisites

There are no prerequisites for this database training course. This course can be taken up by anyone who wants to learn SQL.

Skills Covered

Database and relationships
Query tools and SQL commands
Aggregate functions
Group by clause
Tables and joins
Subqueries
Data manipulation
Transaction control
Views and procedures

Course Content

SQL Training

Lesson 01: Course Introduction
- 1.01 Course Introduction
- 1.02 Demo MySQL Lab Walk -Through
Lesson 02: Introduction to SQL
- 2.01 Introduction
- 2.02 Introduction to Databases
- 2.03 Introduction to Database Management System
- 2.04 DBMS vs RDBMS
- 2.05 Introduction to MySQL
- 2.06 Tables in MySQL
- 2.07 Relationships in MySQL
- 2.08 Views in MySQL
- 2.09 Table vs Views
- 2.10 Quick Recap
Lesson 03: Database Normalization and Entity Relationship (ER) Model
- 3.01 Introduction
- 3.02 Entity Relationship Model
- 3.03 Attributes
- 3.04 Relationship Set and Degree
- 3.05 Types Of Relationship
- 3.06 Mapping Cardinalities
- 3.07 Database Normalization
- 3.08 Types of Anomalies
- 3.09 Types of Normalization
- 3.10 Types of Normalization One NF, Two NF, and Three NF
- 3.11 Types of Normalization BCNF, Four NF, and Five NF
- 3.12 Recap
Lesson 04: MySQL - Installation and SetUp
- 4.01 Introduction
- 4.02 Downloading MySQL Community Setup
- 4.03 Installing MySQL Community
- 4.04 Configuring MySQL Community and Workbench
- 4.05 Connecting to MySQL Server
- 4.06 Demo Downloading Sample MySQL Database in MySQL Workbench
- 4.07 Recap
Lesson 05: Working with Database and Tables
- 5.01 Introduction
- 5.02 Database Manipulation in MySQL
- 5.03 MySQL Storage Engines
- 5.04 Creating and Managing Tables in MySQL
- 5.05 Creating and Managing Tables in MySQL CREATE, DESCRIBE, and SHOW Table
- 5.06 Creating and Managing Tables in MySQL ALTER, TRUNCATE, and DROP Tables
- 5.07 Inserting and Querying Data in Tables
- 5.08 Filtering Data From Tables in MySQL
- 5.09 Filtering Data From Tables in MySQL WHERE and DISTINCT Clauses
- 5.10 Filtering Data From Tables in MySQL AND and OR Operators
- 5.11 Filtering Data From Tables in MySQL IN and NOT IN Operators
- 5.12 Filtering Data From Tables in MySQL BETWEEN and LIKE Operators
- 5.13 Filtering Data From Tables in MySQL LIMIT, IS NULL, and IS NOT NULL Operators
- 5.14 Sorting Table Data
- 5.15 Grouping Table Data and Grouping Sets in MySQL
- 5.16 Comments in MySQL
- 5.17 Recap
- Retail Mart Management
- 5.19 Spotlight
Lesson 06: Working with Operators Constraints and Data Types
- 6.01 Introduction
- 6.02 Operators in MySQL
- 6.03 Indexing in MySQL
- 6.04 Order of Execution in MySQL
- 6.05 Assisted Practice Constraint
- 6.06 Data Types in MySQL
- 6.07 Recap
- School Ranking Analysis
Lesson 07: Functions in SQL
- 7.01 Introduction
- 7.02 Understanding SQL Functions
- 7.03 Aggregate Functions
- 7.04 Scalar Functions
- 7.05 String Functions
- 7.06 Numeric Functions
- 7.07 Date and Time Functions
- 7.08 Handling Duplicate Records
- 7.09 Miscellaneous Functions
- 7.10 General Functions
- 7.11 Recap
- Patient Diagnosis Report
- 7.13 Spotlight
Lesson 08: Subqueries, Operators, and Derived Tables in SQL
- 8.01 Introduction
- 8.02 Introduction to Alias
- 8.03 Introduction to JOINS
- 8.04 Right Cross and Self Join
- 8.05 Operators in MySQL
- 8.06 Intersect and Emulation
- 8.07 Minus and Emulation
- 8.08 Subquery in SQL
- 8.09 Subqueries with Statements and Operators
- 8.10 Subqueries with Commands
- 8.11 Derived Tables in SQL
- 8.12 EXISTS Operator
- 8.13 NOT EXISTS Operator
- 8.14 EXISTS vs IN Operators
- Employee Data Analysis
- 8.15 Recap
Lesson 09: Windows Functions in SQL
- 9.01 Introduction
- 9.02 Introduction to Window Function
- 9.03 Window Function Syntax
- 9.04 Aggregate Window Functions
- 9.05 Ranking Window Functions
- 9.06 Miscellaneous Window Functions
- 9.07 Miscellaneous Window Functions FIRST VALUE NTH VALUE and NTILE
- 9.08 Miscellaneous Window Functions CUME DIST LEAD LAG and LAST VALUE
- 9.09 Recap
- 9.11 Spotlight
Lesson 10: Working with Views
- 10.01 Introduction
- 10.02 SQL Views and Manipulation Methods
- 10.03 Altering and Renaming Views
- 10.04 View Processing Algorithms
- 10.05 Updatable Views
- 10.06 Creating Views Using WITH CHECK OPTION LOCAL
- 10.07 Creating Views Using WITH CASCADED CHECK OPTION
- 10.08 Creating Views Using WITH LOCAL CHECK OPTION
- 10.09 Recap
Lesson 11: Stored Procedures and Triggers in SQL
- 11.01 Introduction
- 11.02 Introduction to Stored Procedures
- 11.03 Advantages of Stored Procedures
- 11.04 Working With Stored Procedures
- 11.05 Compound Statements
- 11.06 Conditional Statements
- 11.07 IF Statement
- 11.08 IF THEN Statement
- 11.09 IF THEN ELSE Statement
- 11.10 IF THEN ELSEIF ELSE
- 11.11 Case Statement
- 11.12 Simple Case Statement
- 11.13 Searched Case Statement
- 11.14 Loops In Stored Procedures
- 11.15 Loop Statement
- 11.16 While Loop
- 11.17 Repeat Loop
- 11.18 Leave Statement
- 11.19 Using Leave with Stored Procedures
- 11.20 Using Leave with Loop Statement
- 11.21 Using Leave with While Loop
- 11.22 Using Leave with Repeat Loop
- 11.23 Error Handling in Stored Procedures
- 11.24 Raising Errors in Error Handling
- 11.25 Cursors in Stored Procedures
- 11.26 Steps to Use Cursors
- 11.27 Stored Functions in Stored Procedures
- 11.28 Stored Program Security
- 11.29 SQL Trigger
- Payroll Calculation
- 11.30 Recap
- 11.31 Spotlight
Lesson 12: Performance Optimization and Best Practices in SQL
- 12.01 Introduction
- 12.02 Execution Plan in SQL
- 12.03 Differences Between CHAR VARCHAR and NVARCHAR
- 12.04 Index Guidelines and Clustered Indexes in MySQL
- 12.05 Common Table Expression
- 12.06 MySQL Best Practices
- 12.07 Recap

What do I need to do to unlock my certificate?

To obtain the SQL training course certification, you must:

Complete 85 percent of the online self-learning course

FAQs

How do I become a SQL Developer?

It is not so easy to become a SQL developer, but also not tough to get it. To become a SQL developer, aspirants require a combination of formal training and practical experience. Suppose you want to achieve a decent job that pays you well. In that case, you must obtain the correct grade, education and credentials, and work experience. This course of SQL certification provides all the information you need to start working successfully with SQL databases and use the database in your applications.
How do I enrol in this online training?
You can enrol in this training on our website and make an online payment using any of the following option
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Once payment is received, you will automatically receive a payment receipt and access information via email.