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SQL Advanced Features: Outline of Topics Covered in Each Lesson

This document provides an outline for a series of lessons on SQL advanced features. It discusses topics like equi-joins, outer joins, nested queries, inline queries, nested aggregates, and division problems. Each of the six lessons includes an assignment. The lessons cover features like correlated subqueries, different types of joins, using subqueries in the WHERE, HAVING, and FROM clauses, and techniques for solving problems that involve division without a division operator.

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SQL Advanced Features: Outline of Topics Covered in Each Lesson

This document provides an outline for a series of lessons on SQL advanced features. It discusses topics like equi-joins, outer joins, nested queries, inline queries, nested aggregates, and division problems. Each of the six lessons includes an assignment. The lessons cover features like correlated subqueries, different types of joins, using subqueries in the WHERE, HAVING, and FROM clauses, and techniques for solving problems that involve division without a division operator.

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SQL Advanced1 Features

Prepared by Jennifer Kreie, Associate Professor


Accounting & Information Systems Department
College of Business, New Mexico State University
Databases used in this SQL series:
Human Resources This is a pre-existing database provided by Oracle when you
install Oracle XE.
Student-Teams This database was created in the SQL Fundamentals series. The
DIVISION lesson adds two tables to this database and includes the data.
Presentation topics:
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SQL Advanced Equi-join, one-sided outer join, full outer join, IS NULL.
Assignment included.

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SQL Advanced Nested queries: Type I subquery. Assignment included.


Assignment included.

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SQL Advanced Nested queries: Type II subquery (correlated) and example of


a DIFFERENCE problem. Assignment included.

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SQL Advanced In-line query in the FROM clause. Assignment included.

5 /6

SQL Advanced Nested aggregates. Assignment included.

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SQL Advanced Division problems. Assignment included.

Outline of topics covered in each lesson.


SQL Advanced Equi-join, one-sided outer join, full outer join, IS NULL.
Equi-join
One-sided outer join
o Left
o Right
Full outer join
One-sided outer join with IS NULL
Plus notation one-sided outer joins in the WHERE clause.
DESC used to reverse the sorted order in the ORDER BY clause.
SQL Advanced Nested queries: Type I subquery. Assignment included.
Type I subquery in the WHERE clause.
o The IN/NOT IN operator acts like a join between the outer query and the
subquery.
o The inner query doesnt reference the outer query.
o Do data is displayed directly from the subquery.
Deleting data using the Type I query.
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A Type I subquery in the HAVING clause.

SQL Advanced Nested queries: Type II subquery (correlated) and


example of a DIFFERENCE problem.
Type II (correlated) subquery.
Example of Type I and Type II solutions.
Solving a difference problem with a Type II subquery.
SQL Advanced In-line query in the FROM clause.
In-line subquery
o Use in decomposing a problem and writing queries for each subquery.
This can also help in debugging or troubleshooting a query.
SQL Advanced Nested aggregates.
Nested aggregate queries
When do you need a nested aggregate?
o Whenever you find yourself trying to do a function within a function, such
as an average of a sum, you probably need a nested aggregate query.
SQL Advanced Division problems.
Division-type problems
No DIVISION operator
Work-around for answering a division question.

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