able of Contents

 3.1 Welcome
 3.1.1 SQL and SQL Standardization
 3.2 Sub-Languages of SQL
 3.3 The Basics of SELECT, Order of Execution, and the Dual Table
 3.4 Aliases (Field and Table Aliases)
 3.5 Calculated Values and Single-Line Functions
 3.6. Filtering Data (WHERE)
 3.6.1 Wildcards
 3.6.2 Filtering with Aliases
 3.7 Sorting Data (ORDER BY)
 3.8 Limiting Results (FETCH)
 3.9 CRUD
 3.9.1 INSERT - Inserting New Data Rows
 3.9.2 UPDATE - Updating Existing Data
 3.9.3 DELETE - Deleting Existing Data
 3.10 Practice Problems
Suggested Additional Reading Materials
 Text - Chapter 16 (SQL Data Manipulation Language)
(Up to end of "Built-in Functions", ignoring grouping, count and having sections)
 W3Schools - SELECT
 W3Schools - SELECT DISTINCT
 W3Schools - SELECT WHERE
 W3Schools - SELECT AND, OR, NOT
 W3Schools - SELECT ORDER BY
 W3Schools - NULL Values
 W3Schools - INSERT
 W3Schools - UPDATE
 W3Schools - DELETE

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SQL HOME
SQL Intro
SQL Syntax
SQL Select
SQL Select Distinct
SQL Where
SQL Order By
SQL And
SQL Or
SQL Not
SQL Insert Into
SQL Null Values
SQL Update
SQL Delete
SQL Select Top
SQL Aggregate Functions
SQL Min and Max
SQL Count
SQL Sum
SQL Avg
SQL Like
SQL Wildcards
SQL In
SQL Between
SQL Aliases
SQL Joins
SQL Inner Join
SQL Left Join
SQL Right Join
SQL Full Join
SQL Self Join
SQL Union
SQL Group By
SQL Having
SQL Exists
SQL Any, All
SQL Select Into
SQL Insert Into Select
SQL Case
SQL Null Functions
SQL Stored Procedures
SQL Comments
SQL Operators

SQL Database
SQL Create DB
SQL Drop DB
SQL Backup DB
SQL Create Table
SQL Drop Table
SQL Alter Table
SQL Constraints
SQL Not Null
SQL Unique
SQL Primary Key
SQL Foreign Key
SQL Check
SQL Default
SQL Index
SQL Auto Increment
SQL Dates
SQL Views
SQL Injection
SQL Hosting
SQL Data Types

SQL References
SQL Keywords
MySQL Functions
SQL Server Functions
MS Access Functions
SQL Quick Ref

SQL Examples
SQL Examples
SQL Editor
SQL Quiz
SQL Exercises
SQL Server
SQL Syllabus
SQL Study Plan
SQL Bootcamp
SQL Certificate
SQL Training
Table of Contents
SQL Habit has 2 main parts – course aka "business simulator" and practice exercises. Practice exercises
are standalone and based on various datasets, where the course is based on a story of a fictional startup
company called Bindle.
Bindle is a subscription service for reading books online. The course starts with a launch of Bindle's
website and together with the founders will learn how to analyze website performance, marketing
performace, dive into analytics of web and mobile apps and much more.
The course covers the first year of Bindle. Each chapters covers one month focused on a specific topic.
During each chapter we'll see many real life example in the life of Bindle, learn how data helps to take
decisions and solve them. The most important – we'll learn all nuances of how data is recorded and
stored in Bindle's data warehouse.
The course requires no prio knowledge of SQL. It'll take you from absolute 0 to Advanced with real life
examples, lessons and exercises.
Introduction
You’ll learn how SQL Habit works and how to get the most out of the course. A quick chapter to set you

up for an efficient and effective learning



1. Introduction to SQL Habit course

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2. Beyond SQL Habit course: Practice, Chart and Mock Interviews

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3. Supercharge your learning with AI Coach

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4. A brief history of SQL and its applications

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5. How data is stored inside SQL database

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6. Query anatomy: SELECT and FROM

Start

7. Query anatomy: Comments

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8. Keyboard shortcuts for SQL Editor

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Fundamentals of Data Analysis

Together with Bindle’s founders you’ll learn SQL basics and how it helps to segment users (by country,

time etc), work with basic timelines

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9. Selecting all records from the table

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10. Sorting records

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11. Limiting number of records produced by query

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12. Filtering records from a table

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13. Filtering by country

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14. Inspecting a specific user record

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15. Count signups from country

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16. Count signups from the US

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17. Vanity metrics: total number of signups

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18. Filtering records by time

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19. Inclusive and non-inclusive comparison

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20. Combining filters

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21. Count signups within a time range

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22. Count total number of customers

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23. Count customers per country

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24. Better filtering records with ranges

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25. Number of customers in a month

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26. Using aliases for columns

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27. If/else logic via CASE statement

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28. Calculating purchase rate. Part 1

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29. Calculating purchase rate. Part 2

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30. Integer and float numbers in SQL

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31. Calculating purchase rate per country

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32. Counting number of customers per country in a month

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33. Count numbers of published books

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34. Subqueries in SQL

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35. Relational model of data

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36. Relation types: one to one, one to many, many to many

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37. Relational model diagrams

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38. Comparing dates and datetimes

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39. Type-casting
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40. Functions in SQL

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41. Counting books users started to read in the first week

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42. Measuring users activity

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43. Filtering NULL values

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44. Analyzing feature: counting users who filled their profile

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45. Feature acceptance criteria: percentage of users who uploaded avatar

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46. Counting in ranges: user age

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47. Fundamentals of SQL recap

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Running marketing
This chapter focuses on SQL for marketing: what data can help us measure an effectiveness of our

campaigns, how to group data, work with time lines and cohorts
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48. Intro to performance marketing

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49. Filtering with OR operator

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50. Counting signups from English speaking countries

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51. Counting signups from DACH region

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52. Counting fiction books in the library

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53. Listing distinct book categories with DISTINCT

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54. Counting unique values

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55. Count user signup countries

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56. Filtering string values by matching

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57. Matching string values regardless of case

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58. First marketing campaign: counting signups from a custom domain

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59. Identifying email domain with SPLIT_PART

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60. Count unique email domains

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61. Сounting signups per country: intro to GROUP BY

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62. Order of SQL commands execution in a query

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63. Practicing queries on virtual datasets with UNION

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64. Set operators: UNION and UNION ALL

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65. Country with the highest number of signups

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66. Calculate signups per day, per country

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67. Referencing columns by numbers

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68. Most popular email domain

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69. The smallest book category

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70. Daily and hourly timelines

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71. Monthly and yearly timelines

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72. The month with the highest number of signups

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73. Counting number users per age group

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74. Biggest age group in USA

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75. Introduction to UTM parameters and marketing attribution

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76. Calculating number of signups per campaign

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77. Calculating number of signups from Twitter ads

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78. The biggest marketing campaign

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79. Organic vs paid signups

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80. Count organic signups in a month

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81. Introduction to referral programs

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82. Identifying power referral users

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83. Best performing Twitter ad message

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84. Marketing metrics: ROI

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85. Import of marketing data

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86. Calculating marketing spend per channel

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87. Calculating marketing spend per campaign

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88. Finding the biggest marketing channel

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89. Calculate purchase rate per campaign

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90. Calculate purchase rate for organic traffic

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91. Marketing data and SQL recap

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Revenue analytics and unit economics

In this chapter we’ll dive into all things revenue: calculating gross revenue, revenue per country/time
period. We’ll see how we can join marketing and revenue data to calculate ROI and business unit

economics (revenue per user etc)

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92. Calculating revenue per subscription
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93. Calculating gross revenue per month

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94. Joining tables together with INNER JOIN

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95. Working with joined tables

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96. JOIN + Aggregate Functions =

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97. Order of SQL commands execution in a query with JOINs

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98. Identifying the most popular book in the catalogue

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99. LEFT JOIN 101

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100. Grouping and counting with LEFT JOIN

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101. Calculating ROI

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102. Calculating marketing channel ROI

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103. Joining tables without conditions with CROSS JOIN

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104. Calculating overall performance marketing ROI

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105. Intro to Unit Economics

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106. ARPU: Average Revenue Per User

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107. Calculating ARPU

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108. Calculating ARPU per marketing campaign

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109. ARPPU: Average Revenue Per Paying User

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110. Calculating ARPPU per country

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111. Differentiating between past and current customers

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112. CPA: Cost per acquisition

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113. Calculating CPA per marketing campaign

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114. Setting default values with COALESCE

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115. CPC: Cost Per Click

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116. Detecting campaign with the highest CPC

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117. CAC: Customer Acquisition Cost

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118. Calculating CAC per campaign

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119. Sorting records with NULL values

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120. Other types of JOINs

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121. Calculating revenue or other metric for the last day/week/month

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122. Revenue analytics recap

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123. Revenue analytics recap. Part 2

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Product Analytics. Part 1
Bindle launches a mobile app to allow users read books on the go. In this chapter we’ll learn funnel

analysis for product flows (onboarding, purchase), retention metrics and more
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124. Intro to pirate metrics AARRR: Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Revenue, Referral
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125. Basics of funnel analysis

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126. Overview of web tracking or how Gооglе Anаlytics works

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127. How pageviews are collected and stored

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128. Inspecting pageviews table. SCHEMAs in SQL

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129. Measuring traffic per device type

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130. Web funnels. Part 1: Measuring traffic on a page

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131. Measuring unique visitors on a page

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132. Web funnels. Part 2: Funnel based on referer URL

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133. Calculating funnel step churn rate

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134. Listing traffic sources based on referer URL

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135. Identifying TOP traffic source for a landing page

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136. How events are collected and stored

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137. Building web funnels based on events

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138. Multistep funnels with pageviews and events

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139. CTR of a “Signup” button

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140. Validation of signup events consistency

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141. JSON column types

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142. Querying JSON columns

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143. Counting pageviews with AB-test variation

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144. Cleaning data: filtering out empty values

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145. Percentage of mobile traffic on the page

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146. Signup rate per device type

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147. Onboarding funnel analysis on the web. Part 1

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148. Onboarding funnel analysis on the web. Part 2

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149. Onboarding funnel analysis on the web. Part 3

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150. Measuring activation rate

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151. Email signups vs Social signups

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152. Introduction to window functions

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153. Deep dive into window functions. Part 1

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154. How much users signup via Facebook?

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155. Deep dive into window functions. Part 2: Grouping and counting with percentage
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156. Deep dive into window functions. Part 3: Cumulative aggregates

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157. Popular window functions

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158. Calculating marketing attribution. Part 1

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159. Calculating marketing attribution. Part 2

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160. Calculating marketing attribution. Part 3

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161. Product Analytics. Part 1 recap

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Mobile attribution
You’ll learn about mobile attribution. How it works technically and how mixed attribution model works

on web and mobile

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162. Introduction to the second part of the course

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163. Introduction to mobile apps

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164. Percentage of users with mobile app

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165. Recap: percentages calculation

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166. iPhone version distribution

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167. iOS version distribution

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168. Introduction to mobile attribution

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169. Intro to mobile attribution with Adjust

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170. Deep dive into mobile attribution data from Adjust

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171. Mobile attribution with Adjust

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172. Connecting web and mobile analytics

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173. Click to install conversion for website

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174. Install to signup conversion for website

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175. Overall click to signup conversion for Adjust links

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176. Measuring CTR of Adjust links

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177. Mobile ad with the highest signup rate

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178. Detecting broken app version with mobile attribution data

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179. Sorting by app’s semantic version

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180. Mobile attribution recap

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Product Analytics. Part 2

Second part of Product Analytics focuses on analytics for mobile apps, retention rate, churn rate and

LTV
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181. Calculating release date of the app from data

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182. Extracting release dates from data

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183. Counting app releases per month

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184. Introduction to mobile analytics

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185. How to measure activation rate

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186. Calculating soft activation rate

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187. Activation rate per country

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188. Measuring activation rate without analytics events. Part 1

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189. Measuring activation rate without analytics events. Part 2

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190. Retention rate basics

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191. Calculating D7 retention rate for a daily cohort

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192. Aggregating analytics events into daily activity

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193. Calculating D1-D30 retention curve. Part 1

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194. Calculating D1-D30 retention curve. Part 2

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195. Calculating D1-D30 retention curve. Part 3

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196. Using helper table for date ranges

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197. Product Analytics. Part 2 recap

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AB-tests analysis
It’s time for the new chapter at Bindle – running AB-tests. Just shipping features is not enough, AB-tests
allow learning how and why changes in the product affect users behavior and happiness. This chapter

talks about AB-tests analysis with SQL

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198. Intro to AB-testing

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199. AB-testing vocabulary

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200. AB-test categorization. Part 1

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201. AB-test categorization. Part 2

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202. Building AB-test cohorts

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203. Calculating activation rate for AB-test variation

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204. Building basic AB-test funnel

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205. Using multiple metrics in AB-test analysis

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206. Calculating ARPU of AB-test variation

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207. Unit economics in AB-test analysis

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208. Purchased products of AB-test variation

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209. Retention in AB-test funnel

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210. Calculating uplift for AB-test variations

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211. Looking at AB-test performance in time

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212. Statistical significance, power and further reading on AB-testing

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213. AB-test analysis recap

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Text analysis with SQL

In this chapter we’ll be learning about getting useful insights from text data using Pattern Matching,

Regular Expressions; we’ll go over all String functions in SQL

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214. Introduction to text analysis with SQL

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215. Deep dive into pattern matching with LIKE

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216. Case insensitive matching with ILIKE

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217. Counting number of signups from .biz domains

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218. Percentage of profiles with a specific interest

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219. Percentage of profiles with multiple interests

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220. Distinguishing empty strings and NULL values

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221. Introduction to regular expressions

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222. Regex basics

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223. Implementing LIKE with regex

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224. Selecting iPhone users

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225. Regex syntax. Part 1

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226. Regex syntax. Part 2

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227. Regex for validating US postal codes

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228. Number of users with a valid US postal code

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229. Monitoring marketing naming convention

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230. Validating marketing naming convention

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231. Regex and case sensitivity, implementing ILIKE

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232. Regex functions

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233. iPhone version distribution via regex

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234. Parsing URL parameters with regex

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235. String functions. Part 1

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236. String functions. Part 2

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237. Books title length distribution

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238. Checking if text data is case sensitive

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239. Chapter recap

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Dashboards and alarms

This chapters talks about using SQL in BI tools, analytics dashboards and typical SQL queries behind

them. We’ll also discuss automatic error detection using data and SQL.
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240. Intro to reporting and alarms with SQL

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241. Monitoring metrics for the last day/week/month/year

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242. Calculating revenue trend

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243. Timeline reports

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244. Simple fraud detection

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245. Timeline reports with trends

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246. SQL alarms basics

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247. SQL alarms with threshold

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248. Notes on anomaly detection

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249. Dashboards and alarms recap

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SQL at work
This chapter is a collection of tips and tricks from Marketers, Product Managers and Data Analysts that

will give you a head start on using SQL at work

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250. Overview of SQL databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc

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251. Choosing SQL client and connecting to a database

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252. Structuring filters for Ad Hoc analysis

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253. Queries formatting aka “developing your style”. Part 1

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254. Queries formatting aka “developing your style”. Part 2

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255. Random in SQL

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256. SQL at work recap

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Manipulating data
In this chapter we’ll talk about everything we haven’t been talking yet – modifying data in the database.

Inserting new rows, updating and deleting

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257. Adding records to a table

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258. Updating records

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259. Deleting records from a table

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260. Making subqueries available with VIEWs

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261. ETL: Extract, Transform, Load

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262. Manipulating data recap

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263. RIGHT JOIN

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264. Epilogue
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Appendix
This is SQL Habit’s storage room. It covers the aspects of SQL databases we haven’t discussed yet: rare

JOIN types, set theory, lists of scalar, aggregate and window functions
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265. FULL OUTER JOIN

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266. Set theory basics and SQL operations: UNION, INTERSECT, EXCEPT
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267. Numeric functions

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268. Date and time functions

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269. String functions

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270. Aggregate functions

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271. Window functions

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272. NULL functions

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273. How to generate number or date sequences

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Table of Contents
 Introduction
  What is the difference between the conventional way to store data and the database
management concept?
 What is a Database Management System?
 Key points for a Database Management System (DBMS)
 DBMS VS File system
 What are the types of DBMS available?
 Advantages of Database management System
 Most used Databases Management systems Software
 What is a Relational Database management System?
 Difference between DBMS And RDBMS
 Types of keys in RDBMS
 What is SQL?
 Data types in MySQL
 Types of SQL Statements
 What is DDL?
 What is a DML command?
 What is a DQL command?
 What is a DCL command?
 What is a TCL command?

Chapter 4: SQL PDF and Slides

 Background
 Basic Structure
o The select Clause
o The where Clause
o The from Clause
o The Rename Operation
o Tuple Variables
o String Operations
o Ordering the Display of Tuples
o Duplicate Tuples
 Set Operations
  Aggregate Functions
 Null Values
 Nested Subqueries
o Set Membership
o Set Comparison
o Test for Empty Relations
o Test for the Absence of Duplicate Tuples
 Derived Relations
o Views
 Modification of the Database
o Deletion
o Insertion
o Updates
o Update of a view
 Joined Relations
o Examples
o Join types and conditions
 Data-Definition Language
o Domain Types in SQL
o Schema definition in SQL
 Embedded SQL
 Other SQL Features
Chapter 5: Other Relational Languages PDF and Slides
 Query-by-Example (QBE)
o Basic Structure
o Simple Queries
o Queries on Several Relations
o The Condition Box
o The Result Relation
o Ordering the Display of Tuples
 o Aggregate Operations
o Modifying the Database
 Insertion
 Updates
 Quel
o Converting Queries Easily Into Any Language
Chapter 6: Integrity Constraints PDF and Slides
 Domain Constraints
 Referential Integrity
o Basic Concepts
o Referential Integrity in the E-R Model
o Database Modification
o Referential Integrity in SQL
 Assertions
 Triggers
 Functional Dependencies
o Basic Concepts
o Closure of a Set of Functional Dependencies
o Closure of Attribute Sets
o Canonical Cover

STRUCTURED QUERY LANGUAGE (SQL)

Chapter 1: Getting started with SQL:
 Getting Started
 Information Schema Examples
Chapter 2: Data Types :
 CHAR(n)
 DATE, DATETIME, TIMESTAMP, YEAR, and TIME
 VARCHAR(255) -- or not
 INT as AUTO_INCREMENT
 Others
  Implicit / Automatic casting
 Introduction (numeric)
 Integer Types
 Fixed Point Types
 Floating Point Types
 Bit Value Type
Chapter 3: SELECT :
 SELECT with DISTINCT
 SELECT all columns (*)
 SELECT by column name
 SELECT with LIKE (%)
 SELECT with CASE or IF
 SELECT with Alias (AS)
 SELECT with a LIMIT clause
 SELECT with BETWEEN
 SELECT with WHERE
 SELECT with LIKE(_)
 SELECT with date range
Chapter 4: NULL :
 Uses for NULL
 Testing NULLs
Chapter 5: Limit and Offset :
 Limit and Offset relationship
Chapter 6: Creating databases :
 Create database, users, and grants
 Creating and Selecting a Database
 MyDatabase
 System Databases
Chapter 7: Using Variables :
 Setting Variables
 Row Number and Group By using variables in Select Statement
Chapter 8: Comment MySQL :
 Adding comments
  Commenting table definitions
Chapter 9: INSERT :
 INSERT, ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
 Inserting multiple rows
 Basic Insert
 INSERT with AUTO_INCREMENT + LAST_INSERT_ID()
 INSERT SELECT (Inserting data from another Table)
 Lost AUTO_INCREMENT ids
Chapter 10: DELETE :
 Multi-Table Deletes
 DELETE vs TRUNCATE
 Multi-table DELETE
 Basic delete
 Delete with Where clause
 Delete all rows from a table
 LIMITing deletes
Chapter 11: UPDATE :
 Update with Join Pattern
 Basic Update
 Bulk UPDATE
 UPDATE with ORDER BY and LIMIT
 Multiple Table UPDATE
Chapter 12: ORDER BY :
 Contexts
 Basic
 ASCending / DESCending
 Some tricks
Chapter 13: Group By :
 GROUP BY using HAVING
 Group By using Group Concat
 Group By Using MIN function
 GROUP BY with AGGREGATE functions
Chapter 14: Joins :
  Joins visualized
 JOIN with subquery ("Derived" table)
 Full Outer Join
 Retrieve customers with orders -- variations on a theme
 Joining Examples
Chapter 15: JOINS: Join 3 table with the same name of id. :
 Join 3 tables on a column with the same name
Chapter 16: UNION :
 Combining SELECT statements with UNION
 Combining data with different columns
 ORDER BY
 Pagination via OFFSET
 Combining and merging data on different MySQL tables with the
same columns into unique
 rows and running query
 UNION ALL and UNION
Chapter 17: Arithmetic Operations :
 Arithmetic Operators
 Mathematical Constants
 Trigonometry (SIN, COS)
 Rounding (ROUND, FLOOR, CEIL)
 Raise a number to a power (POW)
 Square Root (SQRT)
 Random Numbers (RAND)
 Absolute Value and Sign (ABS, SIGN)
Chapter 18: String operations :
 LENGTH()
 CHAR_LENGTH()
 HEX(str)
 SUBSTRING()
 UPPER() / UCASE()
 STR_TO_DATE - Convert string to date
 LOWER() / LCASE()
  REPLACE()
 Find element in comma separated list
Chapter 19: Date and Time Operations :
 Date arithmetic
 SYSDATE(), NOW(), CURDATE()
 Testing against a date range
 Extract Date from Given Date or DateTime Expression
 Using an index for a date and time lookup
 Now()
Chapter 20: Handling Time Zones :
 Retrieve the current date and time in a particular time zone
 Convert a stored `DATE` or `DATETIME` value to another time zone
 Retrieve stored `TIMESTAMP` values in a particular time zone
 What is my server's local time zone setting?
 What time_zone values are available in my server?
Chapter 21: Regular Expressions :
 REGEXP / RLIKE
Chapter 22: VIEW :
 Create a View
 A view from two tables
 DROPPING A VIEW
 Updating a table via a VIEW
Chapter 23: Table Creation :
 Table creation with Primary Key
 Basic table creation
 Table creation with Foreign Key
 Show Table Structure
 Cloning an existing table
 Table Create With TimeStamp Column To Show Last Update
 CREATE TABLE FROM SELECT
Chapter 24: ALTER TABLE :
 Changing storage engine; rebuild table; change file_per_table
 ALTER COLUMN OF TABLE
  Change auto-increment value
 Renaming a MySQL table
 ALTER table add INDEX
 Changing the type of a primary key column
 Change column definition
 Renaming a MySQL database
 Swapping the names of two MySQL databases
 Renaming a column in a MySQL table
Chapter 25: Drop Table :
 Drop Table
 Drop tables from database
Chapter 26: MySQL LOCK TABLE :
 Row Level Locking
 Mysql Locks
Chapter 27: Stored routines (procedures and functions) :
 Stored procedure with IN, OUT, INOUT parameters
 Create a Function
 Cursors
 Multiple ResultSets
 Create a function
Chapter 28: Indexes and Keys :
 Create index
 Create unique index
 AUTO_INCREMENT key
 Create composite index
 Drop index
Chapter 29: Full-Text search :
 Simple FULLTEXT search
 Simple BOOLEAN search
 Multi-column FULLTEXT search
Chapter 30: PREPARE Statements :
 PREPARE, EXECUTE and DEALLOCATE PREPARE Statements
 Alter table with add column
Chapter 31: MySQL Admin :
 Atomic RENAME & Table Reload
 Change root password
 Drop database
Chapter 32: TRIGGERS :
 Basic Trigger
 Types of triggers
Chapter 33: Events :
 Create an Event
Chapter 34: ENUM :
 Why ENUM?
 VARCHAR as an alternative
 Adding a new option
 NULL vs NOT NULL
Chapter 35: Clustering :
 Disambiguation
Chapter 36: Partitioning :
 RANGE Partitioning
 LIST Partitioning
 HASH Partitioning