Exam 70-761: Query data with advanced Transact-SQL Component

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Last updated on June 30, 2024 5:13 pm

Learn how to query data using subqueries and table expressions, group and pivot data, and understand constraints in this comprehensive course. Perfect for anyone looking to build a career in Information Technology. Prior knowledge of Windows Operating System is required.

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What you’ll learn

  • How to Query Data Using Subquery and APPLY
  • How to Query Data Using Table Expression
  • About Group and Pivot Data
  • What are Constraints

In this course, you will learn-

· Query Data Using Subquery and APPLY

· Query Data Using Table Expression

· Group and PIVOT Data using Query

· Understanding Constraints

Sub-topics:
Query Data Using Subquery and APPLY

· Introduction to Subqueries

· Self-Contained Subqueries

· Co-related Sub Queries

· Using EXISTS predicate with subqueries

· Using APPLY

Query Data Using Table Expression

· Derived Table

· CTE (Common table expression)

· View

· TVF (Table valued function)

Group and Pivot Data

· Grouping sets

· Cube

· Rollup

· Handling and distinguishing NULLs in Result SET

· Introduction to Window Functions

· Window Aggregate Function

· Window Ranking Function

· Windows Offset Function

· Window Pivot/UnPivot Function

Constraints

· Types of constraints

· Unique

· Not NULL

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to build career in Information Technology. The subscriber needs to have working knowledge of Windows Operating System.

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