Final Remarks
Here's a quick summary of the “An Introductory Guide to SQL” module for you.
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Congratulations, you have successfully completed the “An Introductory Guide to SQL” module.
Summary#
This module started with the basics of SQL, and we learned about various SQL queries. We explored joins and nested queries and then moved on to the multi-table operations. We then shifted towards advanced concepts such as views, triggers, and procedures. We also learned about transactions, the EXPLAIN statement, and foreign keys. Finally, we ended the module with some hands-on practice sets to implement the concepts we learned.
What’s next?#
Now that we have familiarized ourselves with the basic and advanced concepts of SQL, we’ll explore the core data analysis concepts every SQL developer needs. We will learn some techniques that we can use to identify anomalies in a database and ultimately improve the efficiency of the database model. The next module is “Simple Anomaly Detection using SQL”, in which we’ll learn about detecting anomalies, analyzing a server log, and backtesting. Let’s get started!
