The document outlines a comprehensive roadmap for learning SQL, starting from the basics of databases and SQL to advanced topics like stored procedures, functions, and database design. It covers essential concepts such as data manipulation, aggregation, indexing, security, and backup strategies. The roadmap is structured in a progressive manner, enabling learners to build their skills from beginner to expert level.
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SQL ROADMAP
The document outlines a comprehensive roadmap for learning SQL, starting from the basics of databases and SQL to advanced topics like stored procedures, functions, and database design. It covers essential concepts such as data manipulation, aggregation, indexing, security, and backup strategies. The roadmap is structured in a progressive manner, enabling learners to build their skills from beginner to expert level.
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Roadmap to Learn SQL from Beginner to Expert:
1. Introduction to Databases and SQL: 9. Stored Procedures and Functions:
a. Understanding Databases a) Creating and using stored procedures
b. Types of databases (Relational, NoSQL) b) User-defined functions c. Introduction to SQL 10. Views and Indexing: d. Setting up a Database Environment e. Installing (DBMS) a) Creating and managing views b) Understanding and optimizing indexes 2. Basic SQL Queries: 11. Advanced Topics: a. SELECT statement b. Retrieving data from a single table a) Recursive Queries c. Filtering data using WHERE clause b) Window Functions d. Sorting and limiting results e. ORDER BY and LIMIT clauses 12. Data Types and Advanced Data Manipulation:
3. Advanced SELECT Statements: a) Working with different data types
b) Manipulating strings, dates, & numeric data a. Joins b. INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, RIGHT JOIN, FULL 13. Security and Permissions: JOIN a) Granting and revoking permissions c. Subqueries b) SQL injection prevention d. Using subqueries in SELECT, WHERE, and FROM clauses 14. Backup and Recovery: e. Set Operations f. UNION, INTERSECT, EXCEPT a) Database backup strategies b) Point-in-time recovery 4. Data Modification Statements:
a. INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
b. Transaction Management c. COMMIT, ROLLBACK, SAVEPOINT
5. Aggregate Functions and Grouping:
a. AVG, SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX
b. GROUP BY and HAVING clauses
6. Indexes and Optimization:
a. Understanding indexes b. Query optimization techniques