Basic SQL Table Operations
In this tutorial, you'll get familiar with SQL table operations and how to use them for various tasks such as creating and deleting tables, as well as inserting, removing, and updating records.
The tutorial also introduces the concept of CRUD which stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete, representing the basic table operations.
The analogy used for understanding SQL table operations in this tutorial is comparing it to working with an Excel sheet. Here, the Excel file is considered to be the database, the various tables as the Excel pages and the records as the rows.
By following along with this tutorial, you'll be able to understand the basics of SQL table operations, which are essential for working with databases and managing the data efficiently.
For further insights into SQL table operations, continue reading the original article on Enterprise DNA.
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