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  • Unit 9: Basic Select Statements

    In Unit 8, we introduced the select statement. In this unit, we will learn to build queries using one table. We will take a look at the basic syntax of the select statement along with some basic expressions and the where clause.

    Completing this unit should take you approximately 14 hours.

    • Unit 9 Learning Outcomes Page
    • 9.1: The Distinct Clause

      • Stanford University: "SQL: Basic Select Statement" Page

        Watch this video.

      •  W3Schools: "SQL SELECT DISTINCT Statement" URL

        Read this page.

    • 9.2: The Where Clause

      •  W3Schools: "SQL WHERE Clause" URL

        Read this page.

    • 9.3: And/Or Operators

      •  W3Schools.com's "SQL AND and OR Operators” URL

        Read this page.

    • 9.4: SQL Aggregate Functions

      •  W3Schools: "SQL Functions" URL

        Read this page.

    • 9.5: Special Operators

        • 9.5.1: Like

          •  W3Schools: "SQL LIKE Operator" URL

            Read this page.

        • 9.5.2: Between

          •  W3Schools: "SQL BETWEEN Operator" URL

            Read this page.

        • 9.5.3: In

          •  W3Schools: "SQL IN Operator" URL

            Read this page.

        • 9.5.4: Wildcards

          •  W3Schools: "SQL Wildcards" URL

            Read this page.

        • 9.5.5: Top

          •  W3Schools: "SQL SELECT TOP Clause" URL

            Read this page.

      • 9.6: The Order by Clause

        •  W3Schools: "SQL ORDER BY Keyword" URL

          Read this page.

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