Sqlite For Beginners

Practical Hands -on Introduction to SQLite

What you'll learn
Learn how to Download and Install SQLite
Learn how to attach a sample database to SQLite
How to connect to SQLite Database
Learn how to execute Some commonly used sqlite3 commands
How to backup entire database and tables using SQLite Dump command
Learn to fetch data from database using SQLite SELECT statement
Learn to query and fetch all data from a database table
Learn to query and fetch specific data from a database table
Learn to sort data returned from a database using ORDER BY clause
Learn to filter data returned from a database using WHERE clause
Learn how to remove duplicate records using SQLITE DISTINCT
Learn how to identify NULL values in a database table
Learn about various SQLite Data Types
Learn how SQLite Constraints works
Learn how to create new table
Learn how to add new records into a table
Learn how to Update existing records inside a database table
Learn how to Delete existing records in a database
Learn how to Drop a table
Learn how to use various SQLite operators to manipulate data
Learn how to extract data from multiple tables using table joins
Learn how to use Aliases
Learn how to use various types of Aggregate functions to perform calculations on records in a database table
Learn how to group data with GROUP BY clause
Learn how to Filter grouped data using HAVING clause
Requirements
Basic knowledge of a computer
Basic internet navigation skills
Basic understanding of database concepts will help but not mandatory
Basic working knowledge of Standard SQL will help but not mandatory
Description
This course gives you a brief overview of SQLite and the SQLite’s distinctive features that make SQLite  one of the  most widely deployed SQL database engine.SQLite is a software library that provides a relational database management system. The lite in SQLite means light weight in terms of setup, database administration, and required resource.  SQLite does NOT require a server to run.Because of the serverless architecture, you don’t need to “install” SQLite before using it. There is no server process that needs to be configured, started, and stopped. SQLite uses dynamic types for tables. It means you can store any value in any column, regardless of the data type.SQLite is self-contained means it requires minimal support from the operating system or external library. This makes SQLite usable in any environments especially in embedded devices like iPhones, Android phones, game consoles, handheld media players, etc.SQLite is capable of creating in-memory databases which are very fast to work with.SQLite database is integrated with the application that accesses the database. The applications interact with the SQLite database read and write directly from the database files stored on disk.What You will learn includes:Database Concepts Download and Install SQLiteWhat is SQLite Studio Attaching Sample Database to SQLiteHow to connect to SQLite DatabaseSome Basic SQLite CommandsSome commonly used sqlite3 commandsSQLite Dump commandWhat is sqlite3 toolSQLite SELECT statementQuerying data from all columns in a tableQuerying data from specific columns in a tableSorting data using ORDER BY clauseRemoving duplicate records using DISTINCT clauseFiltering data with WHERE clauseIdentifying NULL valuesSQLite Data TypesSQLite ConstraintsSQLite Create Table Statement SQLite INSERT INTO  Table StatementSQLite UPDATE StatementSQLite DELETE StatementSQLite DROP Table StatementSQLite BETWEEN OperatorSQLite IN OperatorSQLite LIMIT clauseSQLite LIKE operatorSQLite GLOB OperatorSQLite SubqueryBuilding a subquery in a WHERE clauseBuilding a subquery in a WHERE clause using IN operatorBuilding a subquery in FROM clauseSQLITE Table JoinsSQLite LEFT JoinSQLite INNER JoinSQLite CROSS JoinSQLite SELF JoinSQLite ALiasesSQLite Aggregate FunctionsIntroduction to SQLite Aggregate FunctionsSQLite AVG FunctionSQLite COUNT FunctionSQLIte SUM FunctionSQLite MAX FunctionSQLite MIN FunctionSQLite GROUP_ CONCAT FunctionSQLite GROUP BY ClauseSQLite HAVING Clause

Overview

Section 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is SQLite ?

Lecture 3 Download and Install SQLite

Lecture 4 What is SQLite Studio ?

Lecture 5 Attaching Sample Database to SQLite

Lecture 6 How to connect to SQLite Database

Lecture 7 Database Concepts

Section 2: Some Basic SQLite3 Commands

Lecture 8 What is sqlite3 tool

Lecture 9 Some commonly used sqlite3 commands

Lecture 10 SQLite Dump command

Section 3: Retrieving Data and Manipulating Data

Lecture 11 SQLite SELECT statement

Lecture 12 Querying data from all columns in a table

Lecture 13 Querying data from specific columns in a table

Lecture 14 Sorting data using ORDER BY clause

Lecture 15 Removing duplicate records using DISTINCT clause

Lecture 16 Filtering data with WHERE clause

Lecture 17 Identifying NULL values

Lecture 18 SQLite Data Types

Lecture 19 SQLite ALiases

Section 4: Creating Database Tables | Updating Data | Deleting Records

Lecture 20 SQLite Constraints

Lecture 21 SQLite Create Table Statement - Part 1

Lecture 22 SQLite Create Table Statement - Part 2

Lecture 23 SQLite INSERT INTO Table Statement

Lecture 24 SQLite UPDATE Statement

Lecture 25 SQLite DELETE Statement

Lecture 26 SQLite DROP Table Statement

Section 5: Some SQLite Operators

Lecture 27 SQLite BETWEEN Operator

Lecture 28 SQLite IN Operator

Lecture 29 SQLite LIKE operator

Lecture 30 SQLite GLOB Operator

Lecture 31 SQLite LIMIT clause

Section 6: SQLite Subquery

Lecture 32 What is a subquery

Lecture 33 Building a subquery in a WHERE clause

Lecture 34 Building a subquery in a WHERE clause using IN operator

Lecture 35 Building a subquery in FROM clause

Section 7: SQLITE Table Joins

Lecture 36 SQLite LEFT Join

Lecture 37 SQLite INNER Join

Lecture 38 SQLite CROSS Join

Lecture 39 SQLite SELF Join

Section 8: SQLite Aggregate Functions

Lecture 40 Introduction to SQLite Aggregate Functions

Lecture 41 SQLite AVG Function

Lecture 42 SQLite COUNT Function

Lecture 43 SQLIte SUM Function

Lecture 44 SQLite MAX Function

Lecture 45 SQLite MIN Function

Lecture 46 SQLite GROUP CONCAT Function

Lecture 47 SQLite GROUP BY Clause

Lecture 48 SQLite HAVING Clause

Lecture 49 Thank You

Beginner SQL Developers,Beginner Data Analyst,Beginners to SQLite,Beginner DBA's ( Database Administrators)