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SQL for Data Analysis - 4

What is Dataset Analysis?


Dataset Analysis is defined as manipulating or processing unstructured or raw data to
draw valuable insights and conclusions that will help derive critical decisions that add
some business value. The dataset analysis process is followed by organizing the
dataset, transforming the dataset, visualizing the dataset, and finally modeling the
dataset to derive predictions for solving the business problems, making informed
decisions, and effectively planning for the future.

Oracle SQL Developer :


Oracle SQL Developer is a free IDE that makes it easy to develop and operate Oracle
Database in both traditional and cloud environments. SQL Developer is a complete
end-to-end development of PL/SQL jobs, worksheets for running queries and scripts,
DBA for database administration, reporting interfaces, and comprehensive data
modeling output.

What is the Agenda of the project?


This is the fourth project in the SQL project series; the third project involved the data
analysis using Sub-query, Group-by clause, and Exists clause. It also consists of using
inline view and aggregate functions(Min, Max, Count, Avg) to perform better analysis on
data. This project involves the data analysis using WITH clause, the difference between
COUNT(*) and COUNT(column_name), Categorization using the CASE statement, and
various real-life case studies/problem statements.

Tech stack:
● SQL Programming language
● Oracle SQL Developer

Key Takeaways:
● Understanding the project and how to use Oracle SQL Developer
● Understanding the basics of data analysis, SQL commands, and their application
● Understanding the use of Oracle SQL Developer
● Understanding the difference between COUNT(*) and COUNT(column_name).
● Data analysis using WITH clause.
● Categorization using CASE statement.
● Understanding the inline view.
● Simplify query with WITH clause and View.
● Understanding the use of the ROWNUM clause.

Note:
For MAC users, please use the given labs to execute the project as Oracle DB doesn't
support MACOS.

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