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SQL Clauses A Deep Dive

This presentation explores key SQL clauses, including SELECT, FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, ORDER BY, JOIN, and subqueries, providing practical examples for each. Understanding these clauses enhances data querying skills and enables the creation of complex queries. Mastering SQL empowers users to unlock data potential for better analysis and decision-making.
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SQL Clauses A Deep Dive

This presentation explores key SQL clauses, including SELECT, FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, ORDER BY, JOIN, and subqueries, providing practical examples for each. Understanding these clauses enhances data querying skills and enables the creation of complex queries. Mastering SQL empowers users to unlock data potential for better analysis and decision-making.
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SQL Clauses: A Deep Dive

This presentation provides a detailed exploration of key SQL


clauses, offering practical examples and insights to enhance your
data querying skills.

uc
by umesh chauhan
SELECT Clause: The Heart of Queries
Purpose Example

Extracts data from tables, specifying the columns you SELECT name, age FROM employees;
want to retrieve.
FROM Clause: Your Data Source
Purpose Example

Identifies the table(s) from which you want to select data. SELECT * FROM customers;
WHERE Clause: Filtering Your Results
Purpose Example

Applies conditions to filter rows based on specific criteria. SELECT * FROM products WHERE price < 100;
GROUP BY Clause: Aggregating Data
Purpose Example

Groups rows based on a specified column, allowing for SELECT city, COUNT(*) FROM customers GROUP BY city;
aggregation functions.
HAVING Clause: Filtering Aggregations
Purpose Example

Applies conditions to filter the results of a GROUP BY SELECT city, COUNT(*) FROM customers GROUP BY city
query. HAVING COUNT(*) > 10;
ORDER BY Clause: Organizing Your Data
Purpose Example

Sorts the result set based on the specified column in SELECT * FROM employees ORDER BY salary DESC;
ascending or descending order.
JOIN Clauses: Combining Data
Purpose Example

Combines data from multiple tables based on a shared SELECT * FROM orders INNER JOIN customers ON
relationship. orders.customer_id = customers.id;
Subqueries: Nesting Queries
Purpose Example

A query embedded within another query, used to filter, SELECT * FROM products WHERE price > (SELECT
group, or aggregate data. AVG(price) FROM products);
SQL Clauses: A Powerful
Toolkit
Mastering SQL Building Powerful
Clauses Queries
Understanding SQL By combining these
clauses empowers you to clauses effectively, you
extract meaningful can create complex and
insights from your data. targeted queries.

Unlocking Data Potential


Harnessing the power of SQL unlocks new opportunities for
data analysis and decision-making.

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