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Yes, This is a valid SQL query and example of self join query fetching Employee name as emp_name from employees table as alias e and m and a self join on e.manager_id = m.emp_id and where employees salary > managers salary


re-re-re-re-re-re-reiterated the SQL optimizer: app.sqlai.ai/generators/sql…


Salut les aficionados de la data ! Avez-vous déjà ressenti cette sensation de nager dans un océan de chiffres et d'informations, sans savoir comment les faire parler ? Vous vous demandez comment maîtriser l'art de l'interrogation de base de données, sans ressembler à un poisson…

webAnalyste's tweet image. Salut les aficionados de la data ! Avez-vous déjà ressenti cette sensation de nager dans un océan de chiffres et d'informations, sans savoir comment les faire parler ? Vous vous demandez comment maîtriser l'art de l'interrogation de base de données, sans ressembler à un poisson…

Last week in my SQL learning journey as a future health analyst, things clicked 🔍📊 From filtering with WHERE… to grouping with GROUP BY, cleaning text, using CASE, and now JOINS to connect tables. Every query is progress. #HealthAnalytics #SQL #Lwandisiwe #DataJourney


DAY 3: DOCUMENTING MY SQL PROGRESS Just another day in the Studio, Chads. Two queries today. Spent more time wrapping up joins. Subqueries begin tomorrow. --FRAME 1-- Query 1: As stated in the comments above, this query returns a report showing order details with all item…

Day 2: DOCUMENTING MY SQL PROGRESS Just another day in the trenches, Chads. Couple of queries today. Each query is separated by comments. Query 1: All orders placed in the last 90 days from today's date. The idea here is to use the DATEADD function to add 90 days to the…

starryeyed_soul's tweet image. Day 2: DOCUMENTING MY SQL PROGRESS

Just another day in the trenches, Chads. 

Couple of queries today.  Each query is separated by comments. 

Query 1: All orders placed in the last 90 days from today's date. The idea here is to use the DATEADD function to add 90 days to the…
starryeyed_soul's tweet image. Day 2: DOCUMENTING MY SQL PROGRESS

Just another day in the trenches, Chads. 

Couple of queries today.  Each query is separated by comments. 

Query 1: All orders placed in the last 90 days from today's date. The idea here is to use the DATEADD function to add 90 days to the…
starryeyed_soul's tweet image. Day 2: DOCUMENTING MY SQL PROGRESS

Just another day in the trenches, Chads. 

Couple of queries today.  Each query is separated by comments. 

Query 1: All orders placed in the last 90 days from today's date. The idea here is to use the DATEADD function to add 90 days to the…


Catching up with Day 1 Answer: C. FULL JOIN returns all rows from both teams Think of it like two teams, A & B: INNER JOIN; only players in both A & B LEFT JOIN; all A + matching B FULL JOIN; everyone from A & B, matched if possible CROSS JOIN; every possible A–B combo #SQL

Do you really know SQL? 😊 Day 1/30 All are true except one: A. INNER JOIN returns matching rows B. LEFT JOIN returns all left + matching right C. FULL JOIN returns only matching rows D. CROSS JOIN returns all combinations



「SQL、そろそろちゃんと学び直したい!」 こんにちは、#阿久梨絵 です! INNER JOIN?AS?HAVING?──聞いたことはあるけど、意味があやふや… そんなモヤモヤを解消するために、実務で使えるクエリをまとめました! ✅ JOINの違いを図解で理解 ✅ ASやHAVINGの使いどころを解説 ✅…


Basic SQL queries everyone should know: • SELECT → Choose • FROM → Source • WHERE → Filter • JOIN → Connect • GROUP BY → Organize • ORDER BY → Sort • INSERT → Add • UPDATE → Change • DELETE → Remove • COUNT → Tally


A fictitious table to perform this operation using Set operator (UNION) to combine each SELECT statement. #SQL.

Ayobamiakanni10's tweet image. A fictitious table to perform this operation using Set operator (UNION) to combine each SELECT statement. 

#SQL.

select [FIELDS] FROM [TABLE1,...,TABLEn] WHERE [CONDITIONS] GROUP BY...


A commonly ignored SQL warning, that still successfully returns results without exceptions, is something along the lines of 'null values ignored'; which can function as a constraint and drop rows from joins This is why writing SQL, for say business analysis, requires expertise


🔹How to query, filter, and aggregate data using SELECT, WHERE, GROUP BY, and HAVING. 🔹 Combining tables using different types of JOINs, plus writing subqueries and CTEs for cleaner, modular SQL. 🔹 Using DDL & DML commands (CREATE, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) to define and


Inner join, Outer join in SQL இதைப் பற்றியெல்லாம் உங்களுக்குத் தெரியுமா? - Q by DD. Me:

ChPaiyan's tweet image. Inner join, Outer join in SQL இதைப் பற்றியெல்லாம் உங்களுக்குத் தெரியுமா? - Q by DD. 

Me:

It has happened for quite a few times now with me training SQL It was fine with all the basics and when introduced Join, it's like people forget the basics I don't know how it's possible...


Revisited SQL JOINs today it’s amazing how much perspective experience adds. It’s no longer just about syntax, but about choosing the right join for the right insight. #SQL #DataAnalytics


SQL (Relational) Databases - Structured tables, fixed schema - ACID transactions = reliability - Great for relationships, complex queries (JOINs) - Examples: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle


I prefer to use CTEs (Common Table Expressions) instead. This allows you to build appropriate data sets for each part of the join, resulting in a much cleaner data flow that is also easier to test. You can see in the attached code that four separate data flows are built for use…

MontPrompt's tweet image. I prefer to use CTEs (Common Table Expressions) instead.

This allows you to build appropriate data sets for each part of the join, resulting in a much cleaner data flow that is also easier to test. You can see in the attached code that four separate data flows are built for use…
MontPrompt's tweet image. I prefer to use CTEs (Common Table Expressions) instead.

This allows you to build appropriate data sets for each part of the join, resulting in a much cleaner data flow that is also easier to test. You can see in the attached code that four separate data flows are built for use…

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