Practical Insights into Logical Query Processing: SQL Interview Guide

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🚀 Unlock the Secrets of SQL Logical Query Processing! 🚀

🎥 Dive deep into the realm of SQL with our latest video, where we unravel the mysteries behind Logical Query Processing in theory and practice! 🧠💻

🔍 What You'll Discover:
1️⃣ Why SELECT Columns Matter: Uncover the logic behind limiting SELECT columns compared to GROUP BY and the implications it has on your queries.

2️⃣ The WHERE vs. HAVING Battle: Demystify the reasons behind the limitations on filtering grouped data and learn why HAVING steals the spotlight in this scenario.

3️⃣ The Alias Dilemma: Explore the intricacies of using aliases in your SELECT clause and the reasons behind restrictions like not using the same alias twice.

📊 Topics Covered:

SQL Conceptual Interpretation of the Query
Logical Query Processing Phases
SQL Interview Questions and Answers
Understanding Logical Processing Order
Practical Examples for Clear Understanding

🔗 Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
02:04 - Query processing
05:51 - Logical Query processing in practice

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Hey everyone. Don't forget to participate in our quiz to check your skills after watching the video!
Go to the Channel page -> Select the 'Community' Tab. Find an appropriate quiz (that starts with 'Video: Practical Insights into Logical Query Processing: SQL Interview Guide') and answer the questions!

TuralSuleymaniTech
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you literally started with questions i have been thinking of but didn't get to search for, thank you

arianrahman
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I believe that in the columns that I don't group, it is transferred after group by. Because I can call them with functions. Then I sometimes need to select one of the rows I grouped. can this be possible?

ShamilKamilli