SQL Programming & Database Management for Absolute Beginners SQL Server, Structured Query Language Fundamentals

"Learn - by Doing" Approach and Master SQL

By: William Sullivan

Narrated by: Lukas Arnold

SQL Made Easy- The Ultimate Step-by-Step Guide to Success

Do you want to learn SQL programming without the complicated explanations? Do you want to understand how to manage databases without all the confusion?

Well then, this is your go-to guide to help you master SQL programming in no time!

This book breaks down the fundamentals elements that are essential to make you proficient in SQL programming and database management. By the end of this book, you will be confident enough to take on any problems that encompass SQL. SQL software can be complex but a powerful tool if used with the right understanding. In this book you will discover how SQL is simple, flexible, portable, and, most of all, well integrated to various database applications.

The demand for SQL professionals is huge, and the opportunities are endless! Learn how to easily master it and land yourself high grade paying jobs or freelance work. Entry level positions in the US can easily earn $90,000+ USD salary. That's almost six figures! The demand for these desirable skill sets are high, so become familiar with SQL ASAP.

What sets this book apart from the rest?

Why choose this book? This is the most comprehensive and detailed book out for beginners to use. Complicated subject matter is simplified in an easy to read, structured fashion that increases the knowledge retention and real-world application capacity for any listener.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

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worked for me

. League roster, standings, scoring, scheduling, team and individual stats are all handled using a combination of inner/outer joins, subqueries and calculations. If you are new to SQL select queries and you want pull data from multiple tables, this book will show you how.

professional book

There are few database books that are pure gold from cover to cover. This is one of those books. Timeless database principles applied to real life situations. I simply cannot recommend this book enough. The authors not that it is not geared towards DBA's...yeah right! This is a must rlisten for any database professional.

VERY WELLL

This book is very well laid out (worked great as a audible book), for a developer it proceeds in the perfect order. A small descriptive introduction to each subject followed by a few examples in pseudo code then a reasonable set of real examples using the sample database. This layout makes it very useful as a reference; it is easy to find the command you need and the information is easy to see

easy options

Easy to listen and very helpful for me. I have some programming background but I'm mostly self-taught. I generally view myself as a beginner.

golden guide

This book is gold. No, really, it's a good read with great valuable content and no fluff whatsoever. I highly recommend this book to any beginner as the content is easy to follow

better guide

It is mostly prose with some code and SQL sprinkled throughout, but if you have a foundation, you can flesh out the technique. It is like listening to a graduate level lecture. It is distilled wisdom more than How To, and the more you bring to the material, the more you will get from it.

great subject

Very well explained; examples are a bit goofy, perhaps, but the author is undeniably knowledgeable and has much to say both on commonly referenced mistakes - insufficient indexing - and also on less commonly known ones - like overindexing. Overall, the book covers the subject quite well

great progamms

SQL being a declarative style language is intuitive in simplicity, and yet, the instincts are not enough when you enter the labyrinth of complex problems. From an application developer's prospect, I'm familiar with different mindsets of programmers

enjoyed

I'm thoroughly enjoying this book. Like many people, I learned my SQL by the seat of the pants, as I needed it, and this book is a great way to help me go back and understand exactly what I'm doing, and why, and whether it's really the best way... all without being pedantic. It's just academic enough - showing where database theory has important wisdom for practicing professionals, without the academic custom of puffing for puffiness's sake.

worth recommending

For those who doesn't know what is SQL, it's Structured Query Language. This book is a basic guide toward computer database, it show you SQL commands, data type such as fixed length, variable character and numerical. Overall, it's a good