SQL for Testers
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This course is very good for people who want to start their career in testing, especially if you want to get into the banking field. The educational experience here is high quality and at the same time gives you skills in different areas which would help your career to grow. Totally recommend it for beginners, it is an excellent first step in SQS.
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Course
In London
Description
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Type
Seminar
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Location
London
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Class hours
7h
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Duration
1 Month
A 1 day course that aims to teach beginners how to use the SQL programming language to query a database for testing purposes.
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Start date
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About this course
Definition of SQL, normalisation and database desigh, the SELECT statement, joins and other key workds.
Test Manager l Developer l Functional Tester l Agile Tester l Test Automation Specialist l Performance Test Specialist.
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Attendance certificate.
SQS has a experienced team of trainers, that are consultants and are actually working on this field currently.
After requesting information, you will be either emailed the relevant information or called to discussed your requirements in detail.
Reviews
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This course is very good for people who want to start their career in testing, especially if you want to get into the banking field. The educational experience here is high quality and at the same time gives you skills in different areas which would help your career to grow. Totally recommend it for beginners, it is an excellent first step in SQS.
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Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
Former Student
This centre's achievements
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The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 7 years
Subjects
- Database
- SQL
- Database training
- Primary keys
- Foreign Keys
- Common Data Types
- Keys
- IT
- Database Design
- Computing
Course programme
What is SQL?
- What is a database?
- Types of databases
- What is a logical data model?
- What is relational data model?
- Keys
- Primary Keys
- Foreign Keys
- Common Data Types
- Example of a relational data mode
Normalisation and Database design
- Description of Normalisation
- First, second and third Normal Forms
- Other Normalisation Forms
- The SELECT Statement
- Basic SELECT
- Select DISTINCT
- Select with formulas/calculations
- WHERE
- Other
Joins and other key words
- Outer Joins
- Inner Join
- Full Join
- Group By Clause
- Having Clause
Additional information
SQL for Testers