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Welcome across different types of SQL Syntax like SELECT Statement
DISTINCT Clause
WHERE Clause
AND/OR Clause
IN Clause
BETWEEN Clause
Like Clause
ORDER BY Clause
GROUP BY Clause
COUNT Clause
HAVING Clause and to create table using syntax
CREATE TABLE Statement
DROP TABLE Statement
Creating INDEX Statement
Dropping INDEX Statement
DESC Statement
TRUNCATE TABLE Statement
Modifying table using ALTER TABLE Statement:
ALTER TABLE Statement (Rename)
INSERT INTO Statement
UPDATE Statement
DELETE Statement
CREATE DATABASE Statement
DROP DATABASE Statement
USE Statement
COMMIT Statement and ROLLBACK Statement

SQL have a different data type such as Exact Numeric Data Types
Date and Time Data Types
Character Strings Data Types
Unicode Character Strings Data Types
Binary Data Types
Misc Data Types

Different Operators & Expressions in SQL Arithmetic Operators
Comparison Operators
Logical Operators
Expressions are Boolean Expressions
Numeric Expression
Date Expressions
CREATE Table
DROP or DELETE Table

SQL have different constraints NOT NULL Constraint
DEFAULT Constraint
Drop Default Constraint
UNIQUE Constraint
DROP a UNIQUE Constraint
PRIMARY Key
Create Primary Key
Delete Primary Key
FOREIGN Key
DROP a FOREIGN KEY Constraint
CHECK Constraint
DROP a CHECK Constraint
INDEX
DROP an INDEX Constraint
Dropping Constraints
Integrity Constraints

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Jump into Oracle SQL! Before no experience needed, just basic computer skills and a searching mind. Databases (like souped-up spreadsheets) are a bonus, but the key is logical thinking. Analyze data like a detective and unlock the power of SQL queries!

• Core SQL concepts: creating and modifying tables, querying data, filtering with WHERE clauses, sorting results.
• Data manipulation: inserting, updating, and deleting data.
• Advanced queries: using functions, joins, sub queries for complex data retrieval.
• Data control (optional): permissions and user management for database security (depending on the course).

• Practice consistently and experiment with different queries.
• Utilize online resources and tutorials for specific topics.
• Don't hesitate to ask questions in online forums or communities.