This is a standard language that can be used to effectively insert, search, update, and delete database records.
What is SQL?
This statement is used to fetch data from a database.
What is Select?
This doesn't allow you to work at scale or impose structure on data.
What is Excel?
This is a set of column(s) that is used to uniquely identify the record in a table.
What is a key?
This word specifies the tables from which the query extracts data.
What is From?
This is a collection of data that is organized as a set of formally-described tables and is the most popular type in the market.
What is a relational database?
This word limits the data brought back.
What is Where?
This is a very broad term, but it generally refers to non-relational database management systems. These systems usually have query languages of their own, but they may also support SQL queries.
What is NoSQL?
This is a column (also known as a field) in a database table that is made up of values generated by the database.
What is an ID?
This statement goes through conditions and returns a value when the first condition is met (like an IF-THEN-ELSE statement)
What is Case When?
This is a concept that an organization can apply as part of its information architecture to ensure that everyone in the organization uses the same data when making business decisions.
What is SSOT?
This rounds a timestamp to the interval you need.
What is DATE_TRUNC?
If you’re writing a query to display names and city of salesman, who belong to the city of Paris (from the table ‘salesman’) this query would include three statements.
What is SELECT name, city FROM salesman WHERE city='Paris';?