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Road Map

The document outlines a roadmap for learning SQL, divided into three main stages: Basics (1-2 weeks), Intermediate (2-4 weeks), and Advanced (varies). It covers essential topics such as creating tables, querying data, joins, and advanced features like window functions and stored procedures. Consistent practice is emphasized as key to mastering SQL.

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Road Map

The document outlines a roadmap for learning SQL, divided into three main stages: Basics (1-2 weeks), Intermediate (2-4 weeks), and Advanced (varies). It covers essential topics such as creating tables, querying data, joins, and advanced features like window functions and stored procedures. Consistent practice is emphasized as key to mastering SQL.

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Here's a roadmap to get you started:

• SQL Basics (1-2 weeks): Grasp the core concepts like creating tables, querying
data, and using filters. This is your foundation!

• Intermediate SQL (2-4 weeks): Dive deeper into joins, functions, and data
manipulation. Here's where the magic starts to happen!
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• Advanced SQL (Varies): Master window functions, stored procedures, and complex
queries. This is where you become a data rockstar!
Remember, this is just a general guide. The key is to practice consistently. Here
is the road map that I used for learn SQL.
Basic (2-3 Weeks):

• Fundamentals:
o Introduction to Databases and SQL
o Data Types (e.g., integer, string, date)
o Understanding Relational Databases (tables, columns, rows)
o The Data Manipulation Language (DML):
 SELECT statements (retrieving data)
 WHERE clause (filtering data)
 ORDER BY clause (sorting data)
 LIMIT clause (specifying results)

• Working with Data:


o INSERT statements (adding data)
o UPDATE statements (modifying data)
o DELETE statements (removing data)

Intermediate (2-4 Weeks):


• Building Queries:
o JOINs (connecting tables):
 INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, RIGHT JOIN, FULL JOIN
o Subqueries (queries within queries)
o Filtering with advanced WHERE clauses (operators, functions)
o GROUP BY clause (aggregating data)
o Aggregate Functions (COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX)
o HAVING clause (filtering grouped data)

• Data Management:
o Creating and altering tables
o Data types and constraints
o Working with Views (virtual tables)

Advanced :

Performance Optimization:
Indexing strategies
Query optimization techniques
Understanding execution plans
Advanced Features:
Window functions (advanced aggregations)
Stored procedures and functions
User-Defined Functions (UDFs)
Triggers (automated actions)
Database Administration:
Security and access control
Backups and recovery
Database administration tools

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