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SQL Beyond SELECT: Joins, Windows and Indexes

Relational Databases & SQL: leave with a normalized schema with constraints, window-function reports and an EXPLAIN-driven index fix.

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  1. 1Why relational databases & sql matters — the common problem: Queries return wrong totals or crawl because joins, constraints and indexes are misused.
  2. 2Core concepts in plain language: Relational modeling, tables, keys, constraints, normalization, joins
  3. 3Going further: subqueries, common table expressions, window functions, transactions, isolation levels, indexes
  4. 4Framework walkthrough: Normalization, Dimensional Modeling, ELT Pipelines, Data Quality Dimensions
  5. 5Practical workflow, built live: A normalized schema with constraints, window-function reports and an EXPLAIN-driven index fix.
  6. 6How to measure it: Query latency, Pipeline freshness, Data-quality check pass rate, Failed job rate
  7. 7An illustrative case (a fictional example, not a client result), then live Q&A on your own situation

Who it's for

  • • Students and freshers entering tech
  • • Working developers and engineers
  • • Tech leads and architects

You'd leave with

  • A normalized schema with constraints, window-function reports and an EXPLAIN-driven index fix.
  • A working understanding of Normalization and Dimensional Modeling
  • A short list of measures to track: Query latency, Pipeline freshness, Data-quality check pass rate