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1 Introduction to SQL Server 2017
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1 Introduction to SQL Server 2017
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2 Installing SQL Server Express Edition 2017
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3 Installing the Northwind Database in SQL Server
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4 Editions of SQL Server
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5 SQL Server Management Studio 2017
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6 Differences Between DDL, DML, and DCL
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7 Elements of the SELECT Statement
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8 Retrieving Data and Filtering by Columns
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9 Computing Columns in SQL
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10 Using Alias Names in SQL
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11 Filtering Rows in SQL
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12 Sorting Data with ORDER BY
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13 Using DISTINCT to Remove Duplicate Data
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14 Understanding Schema in SQL Server
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15 Using CASE Expressions in SQL Server
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16 Using TOP in SQL Server
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17 Handling NULL Values in SQL Server
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18 Using LIKE in SQL Server
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19 Using IN in SQL Server
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20 INNER JOIN in SQL Server
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21 OUTER JOIN in SQL Server
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22 Self Join in SQL Server
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23 Cross Join in SQL Server
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24 Data Types in SQL Server
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25 String Function: CONCAT in SQL Server
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26 String Function: SUBSTRING in SQL Server
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27 String Function: LEN in SQL Server
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28 String Function: DATALENGTH in SQL Server
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29 String Function: CHARINDEX in SQL Server
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30 String Function: REPLACE in SQL Server
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31 String Function: LOWER and UPPER in SQL Server
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32 Date and Time Functions in SQL Server
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33 Inserting Data in SQL Server
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34 Updating Data in SQL Server
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35 Deleting and Truncating Data in SQL Server
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36 Overview of Data Modification in SQL Server
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37 String Functions in SQL Server
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38 Numeric Functions in SQL Server
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39 Aggregation Functions in SQL Server
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40 Using GROUP BY in SQL Server
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41 Using HAVING in SQL Server
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42 Subqueries in SQL Server
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43 Declaring Variables in SQL Server
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44 User-Defined Functions in SQL Server
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45 Triggers in SQL Server
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46 Views in SQL Server
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47 Stored Procedures in SQL Server
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48 Cursors in SQL Server
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49 Example 1 on Cursors in SQL Server
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50 Example 2 on Cursors in SQL Server
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Final Exam - Mastering Microsoft SQL Server
Mastering Microsoft SQL Server

Discover how to use the DISTINCT keyword to eliminate duplicate entries from your query results.

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