AI Features

0% completed

All LessonsFree Lessons (5)

Introduction

What to Expect Before the Advent of Databases Disadvantages of File-Based System

Fundamental Concepts

What is a Database?Database management systems (DBMS)An Example of a Database Characteristics of the Database Approach Benefits of the Database Approach Quiz!

Data Modeling

Introduction to Data Models Schemas and Instances The Three-Schema Architecture Data Independence Classification of Database Management Systems Quiz!

Entity-Relationship Data Model

Intro to Entity-Relationship Model Entities, Entity Sets and Entity Types Attributes Keys Relationships, Relationship Sets and Relationship Types Degrees of Relationship Types Binary Relationship Type Constraints Attributes of Relationship Types Weak Entity Types Exercise 1 Solution to Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Solution to Exercise 2

The Relational Data Model

Relational Model Concepts Properties of a Table Introduction to Database Keys Integrity Rules and Constraints Relational Database Schemas Common Relational Database Operations Quiz!

Functional Dependencies

Intro to Functional Dependencies Rules of Functional Dependencies Dependency Diagrams Quiz!

Normalization

What Is Normalization?First Normal Form Second Normal Form Third Normal Form Boyce-Codd Normal Form Exercise 1 Solution to Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Solution to Exercise 2 Quiz!

Structured Query Language

Structured Query Language (SQL)

SQL Data Types and Operators

SQL Constraints

CREATE, DROP, and USE Databases

CREATE, DROP, and INSERT Table

The SELECT Clause

The WHERE Clause

The AND & OR Clauses

Aggregate Functions in SQL

ORDER BY & GROUP BY

The HAVING Clause

Solution to Exercise 1

Solution to Exercise 2

Solution to Exercise 3

Solution to Exercise 4

Conclusion

Where to Go from Here

Database Design Fundamentals for Software Engineers

Exercise 4

This exercise will test your knowledge of aggregate functions.

We'll cover the following...

Problem statement
Input
Challenge

Problem statement

Write a SQL query to fetch the second-highest salary in the SALARY table.

HINT: You will need to nest one ...