SQL Tutorial for Beginners 1: Installing PostgreSQL and Creating Your First Database

In this video we will begin learning SQL Basics. To get started writing SQL, we need to first set up a server and a database. The server we will be using for these tutorials is Postgres. We'll walk through how to download, install, and setup PostgreSQL. Then we will create our first database so that we can begin writing SQL code. Let's get started.

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[secretsilver]

5 years later, and the King is still helping people in the comments. Corey, thank you!

[spinalglacier]

Finally. Someone explaining exactly what to download in order to even get things started!

[damiankirstein]

That moment when you're trying to find some tutorial and you realize your favorite IT youtuber has already did it <3

[sergeyglazkov]

I am learning this stuff in university now, and i didn't understand it, but when i watched this video all stuff became clear and simple actually!)) Thank you so much!

[Ahmed-sigu]

I'm learning python, git and SQL and your channel is amazing clear and straight to the point.
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[mesolagic]

Great tutorial. I'm learning PostreSQL in University right now but they never explained how to set up PostreSQL... So this made things a lot easier and cleaner for now, ty!

[edbentinck]

Brilliant tutorial, thanks. Super clear, well organized, and easy to follow along. The time you put into this is appreciated!

[parisring]

This was a great tutorial. Still useful after 5 years!

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[theartofgiving]

Just finished the full series. Great tutorials. Thanks

[genvalencia]

It's all a little different in 2021, but still was able to get by with this!

[hyejinahn]

Thank you Corey :) I really liked your Django course and now I'm starting this!! You are a great teacher and your dog is super cute and lovely :D

[porlando]

Currently taking a spatial database grad course. I noticed the PgAdmin icon in your dock from one of your git tutorials. Really happy to see you covering PostGRES!

[ahmedshahrour]

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[Konchok_Dawa]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. I am new to databasing and pretty new to command line programs in general, and so most of the advice on the internet is totally unhelpful, assuming way more knowledge than I have at the moment. But this is exactly what I needed.

[rogueterror]

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[mrg]

finally somebody easy to understand! thank

[neshersong]

Thank you so much for the time you put in this tutorial. It is so clear and so helpful for a beginner like me. I am so glad I found this video!

[SaifUlIslam-dbnu]

Since PSequel is limited to MacOSx, I've setup DataGrip from JetBrains on my Windows.

For people that do not know how to get a hold of paid products from JetBrains, you can go to education.github.com, by signing up for a student account, which grants you access to many paid resources and tools such as Heroku, Digital Ocean, Microsoft Azure, Git Kraken, as well as a JetBrain's student account. The JetBrain's offer grants you access to many of their software for 1 year.

It is an annual renewal after that, I think. Not sure on that part.

Hope it helped!

[uladzislautarsunou]

Thanks for this tutorial! It was exactly what I needed.