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Advanced SQL Queries in Oracle and SQL Server

This course details recent additions to the standard SQL language and includes topics such as Analytic Functions and Extensions to GROUP BY, to name a few.

Intermediate
4h 25m
(635)

Created by Scott Hecht

Last Updated Sep 27, 2024

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Advanced SQL Queries in Oracle and SQL Server

This course details recent additions to the standard SQL language and includes topics such as Analytic Functions and Extensions to GROUP BY, to name a few.

Intermediate
4h 25m
(635)

Created by Scott Hecht

Last Updated Sep 27, 2024

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This course provides an overview of the recent additions to the SQL language that have been added over the last few years, but that may have slipped under your radar. We will describe Analytic Functions, extensions to GROUP BY, the WITH Clause (Oracle's Subquery Factoring Clause/SQL Server's Common Table Expressions), the PIVOT and UNPIVOT Features, the MERGE Statement and, finally, the PARTITION BY/RIGHT OUTER JOIN syntax.

Advanced SQL Queries in Oracle and SQL Server
Intermediate
4h 25m
(635)
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Scott Hecht - Pluralsight course - Advanced SQL Queries in Oracle and SQL Server
Scott Hecht
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Scott is a statistical computer programmer specializing in SAS and SQL. An admitted dilettante, Scott occupies his time learning various programming languages such as Java, Android, C#, C, PL/SQL, R, SPSS, to name a few. Scott becomes visibly upset if you don't line up your code syntax!

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