T-SQL Functions Playbook
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
In this course you will explore the functions of the T-SQL language that support data access, manipulation, aggregation, and analysis. Completing this course will provide you with the skills to shape and analyze data in SQL Server.
As a data professional you often need to write queries to summarize and gain insight from data. In this course, T-SQL Functions Playbook, you will learn how to use powerful functions inside your T-SQL queries to reshape and interrogate data. First, you will learn how to aggregate data with aggregation functions. Next, you will see how to merge data from multiple queries from within and outside of your local SQL Server environment. Finally, you will discover how to apply logic calculations and formatting to transform data and make it more readable. When you have completed this course, you will have the skills to take control of and analyze your data. Software required: SQL Server Management Studio.
As a data professional you often need to write queries to summarize and gain insight from data. In this course, T-SQL Functions Playbook, you will learn how to use powerful functions inside your T-SQL queries to reshape and interrogate data. First, you will learn how to aggregate data with aggregation functions. Next, you will see how to merge data from multiple queries from within and outside of your local SQL Server environment. Finally, you will discover how to apply logic calculations and formatting to transform data and make it more readable. When you have completed this course, you will have the skills to take control of and analyze your data. Software required: SQL Server Management Studio.
Taught by
Andrew McSwiggan
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