From the course: Learning Data Analytics Part 2: Extending and Applying Core Knowledge
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Building basic select queries
From the course: Learning Data Analytics Part 2: Extending and Applying Core Knowledge
Building basic select queries
- [Instructor] Query concepts are pretty universal, but the way a particular software queries data is controlled by how that software is designed. For example, the way we query data in SQL and the way we query in Power BI, we end up with the same fields, the same types of joins, but we build the queries in entirely different interfaces. For this course, we're focused on the universal query concepts and how to apply them. Then you can apply those concepts anywhere a tool has a querying component. To teach concepts, I've used Microsoft Access for years because it's a database program, it has both tables and queries, it's widely available to anyone who has Microsoft Office on a PC, and its interface is less intimidating than SQL Server Management Studio. What you learn and discover, here, is applicable to any database tool that has a querying component. So here's the ask, who are the top customers over time? It's important to remember, before we have an answer to this question we have to…
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Understanding queries3m 22s
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Building basic select queries5m 9s
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Building distinct queries3m 5s
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Building queries with Joins6m 39s
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Building append queries8m 56s
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Building total queries7m 26s
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Challenge: Total number of orders by customer37s
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Solution: Total number orders by customer2m 7s
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