SQL Fundamentals of Querying SQL-E

Attend ISIncs training class for SQL Fundamentals in Querying in Sacramento or Live Online

  • 4 upcoming dates 1 open for booking
  • $795 per seat

Upcoming dates

Dates Where Status Seat Book
Oct 21–22 2026 Live Online 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM PT Confirmed to run $795
Nov 24–25 2026 Live Online 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM PT Scheduled $795
Dec 17–18 2026 Live Online 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM PT Scheduled $795
Jan 20–21 2027 Live Online 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM PT Scheduled $795

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About this class

This two day instructor-led course serves two main audiences: those who have never touched Structured Query Language (SQL), and those who have seen SQL queries and may even have worked with existing SQL queries or tried to build a query but want to understand the language behind the query. Or, maybe you are reading this and thinking, I have seen others build SQL statements but I want or need to know how to do it myself. In any of these cases, you have come to the right place.

This course will introduce you to SQL and its use in writing queries, questions you ask of data in your database, to retrieve information from a database. You will learn about SQL and its basic keywords and phrases used to build statements that will get the data you need from a database.

What you'll be able to do

  • U
  • iting queries, questions you ask of
  • data in your database, to retrieve information from a database. You will learn about SQL
  • and its basic keywords and phrases used to build statements that will get the data you
  • need from a database.
  • Write basic SQL Queries
  • Perform SQL Joins
  • Use criteria in queries
  • Generate calculated fields and totals in queries
  • Build subqueries
  • Change data through the use of queries
  • Create SQL Views
  • Create tables using SQL
  • Index columns
  • Perform conditional queries
  • Students should have at least a basic knowledge of relational databases and how they
  • are designed.

Course outline

  1. Module 1What is Structured Query Language (SQL)?

    • Relational
    • Databases
    • Basic SQL Keywords
    • Tips for Planning Queries
    • What People do with Queries

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Before you attend

Students should have at least a basic knowledge of relational databases and how they are designed.

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Private cohorts run on your dates, at your site or online, with the labs pointed at your environment. Above about four people it usually costs less than buying seats.

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