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SQL is a database computer language designed for the retrieval and management of data in relational database. SQL stands for Structured Query Language.

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Table of Content

SQL Tutorial ............................................................................. 2 Audience .................................................................................. 2 Prerequisites ............................................................................ 2 Copyright & Disclaimer Notice .................................................. 2 SQL Overview ........................................................................ 15

What is SQL? ........................................................................................... 15

Why SQL? ................................................................................................ 15

History: ..................................................................................................... 16

SQL Process: ........................................................................................... 16

SQL Commands: ...................................................................................... 17

DDL - Data Definition Language: ............................................................. 17 DML - Data Manipulation Language: ........................................................ 17 DCL - Data Control Language: ................................................................. 17 DQL - Data Query Language: .................................................................. 17 SQL RDBMS Concepts .......................................................... 18

What is field? ............................................................................................ 19

What is record, or row? ............................................................................ 19

What is column? ....................................................................................... 19

What is NULL value?................................................................................ 19

SQL Constraints: ...................................................................................... 20

NOT NULL Constraint: ............................................................................. 20

DEFAULT Constraint:............................................................................... 21

Example: .................................................................................................. 21

Drop Default Constraint: ........................................................................... 21

UNIQUE Constraint: ................................................................................. 21

Example: .................................................................................................. 21

DROP a UNIQUE Constraint: ................................................................... 22

PRIMARY Key: ......................................................................................... 22

Create Primary Key: ................................................................................. 22

Delete Primary Key: ................................................................................. 23

FOREIGN Key: ......................................................................................... 24

Example: .................................................................................................. 24

DROP a FOREIGN KEY Constraint: ........................................................ 25

CHECK Constraint: .................................................................................. 25

Example: .................................................................................................. 25

DROP a CHECK Constraint: .................................................................... 25

INDEX: ..................................................................................................... 26

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Example: .................................................................................................. 26

DROP a INDEX Constraint: ...................................................................... 26

Data Integrity: ........................................................................................... 26

Database Normalization ........................................................................... 27

Third Rule of 1NF: .................................................................................... 29

SQL RDBMS Databases ........................................................ 32

MySQL ..................................................................................................... 32

History: ..................................................................................................... 32

Features: .................................................................................................. 33

MS SQL Server ........................................................................................ 33

History: ..................................................................................................... 33

Features: .................................................................................................. 34

ORACLE .................................................................................................. 34

History: ..................................................................................................... 34

Features: .................................................................................................. 35

MS- ACCESS ........................................................................................... 36

Features: .................................................................................................. 36

SQL Syntax ............................................................................ 37 SQL SELECT Statement: ......................................................................... 37 SQL DISTINCT Clause: ........................................................................... 37 SQL WHERE Clause:............................................................................... 37 SQL AND/OR Clause: .............................................................................. 37

SQL IN Clause: ........................................................................................ 38

SQL BETWEEN Clause: .......................................................................... 38

SQL Like Clause: ..................................................................................... 38

SQL ORDER BY Clause: ......................................................................... 38 SQL GROUP BY Clause: ......................................................................... 38 SQL COUNT Clause: ............................................................................... 38 SQL HAVING Clause: .............................................................................. 38 SQL CREATE TABLE Statement: ............................................................ 38 SQL DROP TABLE Statement: ................................................................ 39 SQL CREATE INDEX Statement: ............................................................ 39 SQL DROP INDEX Statement: ................................................................ 39 SQL DESC Statement: ............................................................................. 39 SQL TRUNCATE TABLE Statement: ....................................................... 39 SQL ALTER TABLE Statement: ............................................................... 39 SQL ALTER TABLE Statement (Rename): .............................................. 39 SQL INSERT INTO Statement: ................................................................ 39 SQL UPDATE Statement: ........................................................................ 39

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SQL DELETE Statement: ......................................................................... 40 SQL CREATE DATABASE Statement: .................................................... 40 SQL DROP DATABASE Statement: ........................................................ 40

SQL USE Statement: ............................................................................... 40

SQL COMMIT Statement: ........................................................................ 40 SQL ROLLBACK Statement: .................................................................... 40 SQL Data Types .................................................................... 41 Exact Numeric Data Types: ...................................................................... 41 Approximate Numeric Data Types: .......................................................... 41 Date and Time Data Types: ..................................................................... 42 Character Strings Data Types: ................................................................. 42 Unicode Character Strings Data Types: ................................................... 42

Binary Data Types: ................................................................................... 42

Misc Data Types: ..................................................................................... 43

SQL Operators ....................................................................... 44 What is an Operator in SQL? ................................................................... 44 SQL Arithmetic Operators: ....................................................................... 44 SQL Comparison Operators: .................................................................... 45

SQL Logical Operators: ............................................................................ 47

SQL Expressions ................................................................... 50

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 50

SQL - Boolean Expressions: .................................................................... 50 SQL - Numeric Expression: ...................................................................... 51

SQL - Date Expressions: .......................................................................... 51

SQL CREATE Database ........................................................ 53

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 53

Example: .................................................................................................. 53

DROP or DELETE Database ................................................. 54

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 54

Example: .................................................................................................. 54

SQL SELECT Database ......................................................... 55

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 55

Example: .................................................................................................. 55

SQL CREATE Table .............................................................. 56

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 56

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 56

Example: .................................................................................................. 57

Example: .................................................................................................. 57

SQL DROP or DELETE Table ................................................ 59

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Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 59

Example: .................................................................................................. 59

SQL INSERT Query ............................................................... 60

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 60

Example: .................................................................................................. 60

Populate one table using another table: ................................................... 61 SQL SELECT Query .............................................................. 62

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 62

Example: .................................................................................................. 62

SQL WHERE Clause ............................................................. 64

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 64

Example: .................................................................................................. 64

SQL AND and OR Operators ................................................. 66

The AND Operator: .................................................................................. 66

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 66

Example: .................................................................................................. 66

The OR Operator: .................................................................................... 67

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 67

Example: .................................................................................................. 67

SQL UPDATE Query.............................................................. 69

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 69

Example: .................................................................................................. 69

SQL DELETE Query .............................................................. 71

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 71

Example: .................................................................................................. 71

SQL LIKE Clause ................................................................... 73

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 73

Example: .................................................................................................. 74

SQL TOP Clause ................................................................... 75

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 75

Example: .................................................................................................. 75

SQL ORDER BY Clause ........................................................ 77

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 77

Example: .................................................................................................. 77

SQL Group By........................................................................ 79

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 79

Example: .................................................................................................. 79

SQL Distinct Keyword ............................................................ 81

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 81

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Example: .................................................................................................. 81

SQL SORTING Results .......................................................... 83

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 83

Example: .................................................................................................. 83

SQL Constraints ..................................................................... 85

NOT NULL Constraint: ............................................................................. 85

DEFAULT Constraint:............................................................................... 86

Example: .................................................................................................. 86

Drop Default Constraint: ........................................................................... 86

UNIQUE Constraint: ................................................................................. 87

Example: .................................................................................................. 87

DROP a UNIQUE Constraint: ................................................................... 87

PRIMARY Key: ......................................................................................... 88

Create Primary Key: ................................................................................. 88

Delete Primary Key: ................................................................................. 89

FOREIGN Key: ......................................................................................... 89

Example: .................................................................................................. 89

DROP a FOREIGN KEY Constraint: ........................................................ 90

CHECK Constraint: .................................................................................. 90

Example: .................................................................................................. 90

DROP a CHECK Constraint: .................................................................... 91

INDEX: ..................................................................................................... 91

Example: .................................................................................................. 91

DROP a INDEX Constraint: ...................................................................... 91

Dropping Constraints:............................................................................... 92

Integrity Constraints: ................................................................................ 92

SQL Joins .............................................................................. 93

SQL Join Types: ....................................................................................... 94

INNER JOIN ............................................................................................. 94

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 94

Example: .................................................................................................. 94

LEFT JOIN ............................................................................................... 95

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 95

Example: .................................................................................................. 95

RIGHT JOIN ............................................................................................. 96

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 96

Example: .................................................................................................. 96

FULL JOIN ............................................................................................... 97

Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 97

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