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SQL Onine Resources

Hi fellow Grapeviners, Can you help with good online resources (youtube/courses) to build a solid understanding of SQL. I want a course that can help me to grasp the basics of SQL from beginner to intermediate/advance level.

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Roronoa

Stealth

6 months ago

https://www.sqlteaching.com/ This website made me understand the basics. It hardly takes one hour to complete . Once you're confident . You can start working on https://youtu.be/p3qvj9hO_Bo?si=Jt6hG4ATNVVMhb-G https://youtu.be/30W5wjgJR08?si=YnwQj5OzBcQ6wRw8 And solve on Hackerrank SQL questions.
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GyaanExpert

Stealth

6 months ago

Thank you so much, i just want to know how long, will it take to have a working knowledge of SQL for Business Analyst roles?
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Roronoa

Stealth

6 months ago

I cannot be sure about the timeline , but If you're truly dedicated and consistent on prepping for SQL from basics to intermediate it probably takes a 2week time which is a rough estimate and rest you have to practice. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUaB-1hjhk8FE_XZ87vPPSfHqb6OcM0cF&si=8PKoQrUjlOV5YvgU Do checkout some portfolio projects in this play list . Which will give you some confidence . And also do checkout SQLZOO and data lemur for SQL questions for practice.
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Humbled_engineer

Mercedes-Benz Group

6 months ago

Leetcode, Stratascratch and Danny's 8 weeks SQL challenge
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Humbled_engineer

Mercedes-Benz Group

6 months ago

Also CMU's DBMS playlist on YouTube if you want to understand the working of database in depth
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DADDY

Dunzo

6 months ago

Sqlzoo Tutorialspoint
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GyaanExpert

Stealth

6 months ago

Thank you so much, I'll definitely refer to these resources.
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Heya

Student

6 months ago

For what roles are you aiming for?
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