Oracle
- Introduction to SQL
- RDBMS Concepts in SQL
- SQL RDBMS Database System
- SQL Data Types
- SQL Clauses- Part 1
- SQL Clauses- Part 2
- SQL Operators- Arithmetic, Comparison, Logical
- SQL Operators- Alias, IN, BETWEEN
- Expressions in SQL
- CREATE, DROP, and SELECT Database in SQL
- CREATE, ALTER & DROP Table in SQL
- SQL Comments: Single- and Multi-line
- SQL Primary & Foreign Keys
- SQL Statements
- SQL DISTINCT Keyword
- SQL Constraints
- DEFAULT and CHECK Constraints in SQL
- COUNT Function in SQL Server
- SUM Function in SQL Server
- SQL LIKE Clause
- Wildcard Characters in SQL
- TRUNCATE & ALTER Commands
- Null Values and the UNION Clause in SQL
- SQL Date & Time Functions
- Joins in SQL- Inner, Left, Right, Full
- SQL Null Functions
- SQL Sequences
- SQL Subqueries
- SQL Query Optimization Tools
- SQL Duplicate Records
- Stored Procedures in SQL
- SQL Cursors and their Types
- SQL Indexes & their Types
- SQL Server Transactions
- SQL Auto Increment Field
- SQL Injection (SQLi)
- SQL Database Tuning Tutorial
- Pseudocolumn in Oracle SQL
- Embedded SQL
Getting started with PL/SQL
- What is PL/SQL
- Anonymous Block
- Data Types
- Variables
- Comments
- Constants
Conditional control
- IF statements
- CASE statements
- GOTO
- NULL statement
Iterative processing with loops
- Basic LOOP statement
- Numeric FOR LOOP statement
- WHILE loop
- CONTINUE
Select Into
Exception handlers
- Exception
- Raise exceptions
- Using raise_application_error
- Exception propagation
- Handling other unhandled exceptions
Records
Cursors
- Cursor
- Cursor FOR LOOP
- Cursor with parameters
- Cursor Variables with REF CURSOR Updatable cursor
Stored procedures and Functions
- Procedure
- Implicit statement results
- Function
- Cursor variables
Packages
- Introduction to the PL/SQL package
- Package specification
- Package body
- Drop Package
Triggers
- Triggers
- Statement-level triggers
- Row-level triggers
- INSTEAD OF triggers
- Disable triggers
- Enable triggers
- Drop Triggers
- How to fix the mutating table error
PL/SQL Collections
- Associative Arrays
- Nested Tables
- VARRAY
Introduction
- Arrays Functions and Operators
Understanding Basic PostgreSQL Syntax
- Basic SQL Commands - UPDATE
- Basic SQL Commands – DELETE
Querying Data with the SELECT Statement
- Wildcards (%, _)
- The SELECT List
- SELECT List Wildcard (*)
- The FROM Clause
- How to Constrain the Result Set
- DISTINCT and NOT DISTINCT
Arrays Functions and Operators
- array_append
- array_cat
- array_lower
- array_to_string
- array_agg
- every, Count, sum, avg
- Array Operators
Filtering Results with the Where Clause
- WHERE Clause
- Boolean Operators
- The AND Keyword
- The OR Keyword
- Other Boolean Operators BETWEEN, LIKE, IN, IS, IS NOT
Shaping Results with ORDER BY and GROUP BY
- ORDER BY
- Set Functions
- Set Function And Qualifiers
- GROUP BY
- HAVING clause
Matching Different Data Tables with JOINs
- Table Aliases
- CROSS JOIN
- INNER JOIN
- OUTER JOINs
- LEFT OUTER JOIN
- RIGHT OUTER JOIN
- FULL OUTER JOIN
- SELF JOIN
- Natural Join
Creating Database Tables
- NULL Values
- PRIMARY KEY
- CONSTRAINT
- ALTER TABLE
- DROP TABLE
PostgreSQL Transactions
PostgreSQL Constraints
Introduction
Querying data
Sorting data
Filtering data
- WHERE
- SELECT DISTINCT
- AND
- OR
- IN
- NOT IN
- BETWEEN
- LIKE
- LIMIT
- IS NULL
Joining tables
- Table & Column Aliases
- Joins
- INNER JOIN
- LEFT JOIN
- RIGHT JOIN
- CROSS JOIN
- Self-join
Grouping data
Subqueries
- Subquery
- Derived table
- EXISTS
Set operators
- UNION and UNION ALL
- INTERSECT
- MINUS
Modifying data in MySQL
- INSERT
- INSERT Multiple Rows
- INSERT INTO SELECT
- INSERT IGNORE
- UPDATE
- UPDATE JOIN
- DELETE
- ON DELETE CASCADE
- DELETE JOIN
- REPLACE
- UPDATE JOIN
- Prepared Statement
MySQL transaction
Managing databases
- Selecting a MySQL database
- CREATE DATABASE
- DROP DATABASE
Working with tables
- MySQL storage engines
- CREATE TABLE
- AUTO_INCREMENT
- ALTER TABLE
- Renaming tables
- Removing a column from a table
- Adding a new column to a table
- DROP TABLE
- Temporary tables
- TRUNCATE TABLE
- Generated columns
MySQL data types
- MySQL data types
- INT
- DECIMAL
- BIT
- BOOLEAN
- CHAR
- VARCHAR
- TEXT
- DATE
- TIME
- DATETIME
- TIMESTAMP
- JSON
- ENUM
MySQL constraints
- NOT NULL
- Primary key
- Foreign key
- Disable foreign key checks
- UNIQUE constraint
- CHECK constraint
- DEFAULT
- CHECK constraint emulation
MySQL import & export CSV
- Import CSV File Into MySQL Table
- Export MySQL Table to CSV
NOSQL Database
- Introduction to MongoDB
- MongoDB Environment Setup
- Features of MongoDB
- Pros & Cons of MongoDB
- Comprehansive Guide
- Why MongoDB should we learn
- The 16 Data Types of MongoDB
- Updating Documents in MongoDB
- Deleting Documents in MongoDB
- Creating a Database in MongoDB
- Dropping a Database in MongoDB
- MongoDB Data Modeling with Document Structure
- Projection in MongoDB and How it Affects Performance
- MongoDB Capped Collection
- Operations Performed on Document
- Backup & Restore Methods
- MongoDB Text Search
- MongoDB RockMongo
- MongoDB GridFS
- MongoDB Regular Expression (regex)
- How to Execute MongoDB in PHP
- MongoDB Vs Hadoop
- Limiting Records in MongoDB with skip()
- MongoDB Indexes and their Types
- MongoDB Relationships & Database Reference
- How to Execute MongoDB in Java
- MongoDB Covered &Analyzing Query
- MongoDB ObjectId& Atomic Operations
- Generate Auto Increment Sequence
- MongoDB Aggregation
- MongoDB Replication &Sharding
- Working of MapReduce in MongoDB
- Introduction to Cassandra
- Cassandra Environment Setup
- Features of Cassandra
- Cassandra Applications
- Cassandra Glossary
- Cassandra Architecture
- Cassandra vs Hadoop
- Cassandra vs MongoDB
- Cassandra vs RDBMS
- Cassandra vs HBase
- 9 Cassandra Shell Commands
- The Data Model in Cassandra
- Cassandra API- References, CQL, Thrift
- 4 Cassandra Monitoring Tools
- Cassandra Clusters and the Cluster Builder
- Cassandra CRUD Operations
- Cassandra Query Language Shell (CQLSH)
- 10 Cassandra Documented Shell Commands
- Data Definition Commands in CQL
- Data Manipulation Commands in CQL
- CQL Clauses- SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY
- Cassandra Data Types- Built-in, Collection, User-defined
- User-defined Data Types in Cassandra
- Cassandra Collection Data Types- List, Set, Map
- Troubleshooting in Cassandra
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