Sixth lecture

Introduction to Relational Database and SQL

Introduction to Relational Database

Introduction to Relational Database and SQL

 Introduction to
What's in This
Course
relational databases and
SQL
What's in
This
Module
What is a relational database
What are the basics of the
CRUD operations
 Broad Database
Categories

Sql (or relational) No Sql

Data is not modeled
using
relationships
What is a relational database?
Data is organized into tables
Tables have rows and columns
Tables are related through
keys
Data is accessed in a relational
database through SQL
Structured Query Language
 CRUD

Create Read

Update Delete
SELECT TicketsSold FROM Gigs ◄ Simple read

SELECT id, name FROM Venues ◄ Filters

WHERE name LIKE '%arena%'

SELECT * FROM gigs ◄ Joins

JOIN venues ON venues.id = gigs.venueid

WHERE venues.name LIKE '%arena%'

SELECT COUNT(*) from Gigs ◄ SQL Functions

where TicketsSold < 30
INSERT INTO
◄ Insert into
venues (name, capacity) ◄ Table and columns to add
values ('The Arena', 100); ◄ Values to insert
UPDATE venues ◄ Update table
◄ columns to update
SET capacity=30
◄ Values to change to
WHERE id=4

UPDATE venues ◄ BEWARE

SET capacity=30
DELETE FROM ◄ DELETE from
◄ table
venues

WHERE Id=5 ◄ filter

DELETE FROM
◄ BEWARE
venues
 Relational database holds
Summar
related data in tables
y Basic CRUD operations are
- Create
- Read
- Update
- Delete
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