SQL Database Design for Beginners

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    31. Creating Derived Tables in SQL
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    In this lesson, learn how to create a derived table in SQL using a subquery, and about potential issues with derived tables in large databases.

    In this lesson, learn how to create a derived table in SQL using a subquery, and about potential issues with derived tables in large databases.

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    32. Using Insert Statements in SQL
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    Learn how to code implicit, explicit, and multiple INSERT statements in SQL, as well as how to use INSERT to copy data within or between tables.

    Learn how to code implicit, explicit, and multiple INSERT statements in SQL, as well as how to use INSERT to copy data within or between tables.

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    33. Using Update Statements in SQL
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    In this lesson, learn how to use UPDATE statements to change records in a SQL table, and how to avoid the pitfalls of this record modification method.

    In this lesson, learn how to use UPDATE statements to change records in a SQL table, and how to avoid the pitfalls of this record modification method.

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    34. Using Delete Statements in SQL
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    In this lesson, learn how to write code to permanently erase both single and multiple records in SQL tables, using DELETE, WHERE and LIKE statements.

    In this lesson, learn how to write code to permanently erase both single and multiple records in SQL tables, using DELETE, WHERE and LIKE statements.

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    35. Introduction to SQL Transactions
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    In this lesson ,learn how to use a SQL transaction for committing a series of operations as a single unit, and rolling back failed modifications.

    In this lesson ,learn how to use a SQL transaction for committing a series of operations as a single unit, and rolling back failed modifications.

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