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Our SQL course in uni left a lot to be desired. Very little time spent on join, much more on subqueries, oddly. My first job our of school there was a SQL porti
by jjice 4y ago
Our SQL course in uni left a lot to be desired. Very little time spent on join, much more on subqueries, oddly. My first job our of school there was a SQL portion and they were impressed by my overuse of subqueries. Best SQL I learned was on the first few months in a real database with real information, instead of a student-courses mock DB with 15 rows that seems to be the academic standard for teaching.
- tracker1 4y agoI'm frankly surprised that some of the larger MS based data sets aren't more standard for learning. MS SQL Server isn't generally my first choice (preferring PostgreSQL for standards and portability), but it's got some pretty great example data out there.