write SQL queries to answer specific questions.choose appropriate clauses to write an SQL query.interpret database structures to determine the SQL required to reslove queries.recognise elements of good and bad database design relevant to SQL and apply those elements when designing a database.For the purposes of this training course, Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio will be used to illustrate the content of the course.īy the end of this course, you should be able to:
The principles taught are common to all relational database management systems. Business people new to databases (how they actually work and why they are designed in particular ways) need to grasp some basic database concepts before tackling the intricacies of SQL. The content and pace of these SQL courses were tuned to the historical participants, principally IT professionals, who came into the course with a particular skill level that was understandably not present in most business people. For many years CCE has offered several courses that teach SQL. There is a developing trend in business for non-IT people to understand and use SQL (Structured Query Language) to query relational database management systems. This introductory course is suitable for those with little or no prior understanding of relational databases ( Microsoft Access, Oracle Database, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL etc), those who would like to get more value from attending SQL Course Level 2a training, or who want to demystify relational database management systems.
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