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From Zero To SQL In 20 Lessons: SQL language for the beginner

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Data is the new business asset and if you want to work with data you’ll need know SQL or structured query language. If you can't write SQL queries, you’re missing out on being able to handle this data first-hand. Zero to SQL is for those ready to dig in from chapter one. You'll get the basics described in beginner-friendly terms plus example code and community help so you're never alone on your SQL Journey.

You can use this book to learn how to construct SQL statements and summarize data for reporting. We will review how to insert, update, and delete data as well as joining tables together based on a relationship they have together. Creating tables and views is also covered and I give my thoughts on best practices on constructing queries and even how you might format them. Everything you need to start working writing queries in SQL Server is included in this book

While the SQL language can be used in many databases, this book focuses on using SQL Server. The example database we use throughout the book is available for download at zerotosql.com with instructions on how to get going with SQL Server.

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Learning something new can be challenging and I commend you for this new challenge. If you run into issues or have questions, you can check in with me at zerotosql.com or on twitter @CarlosLChacon. I wish you the best on your new journey on the SQL trail.

131 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 18, 2016

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December 18, 2020
A perfectly decent introduction to SQL but never gets beyond the very basics. It's also a VERY quick overview of all its topics, so I worry that it could go a bit quickly for readers who are picking it up and reading cover to cover. I like my textbooks to move slow and delve deep, and this one doesn't do either. But if you're looking for a very fast reference guide, it does the job.
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