DATE, TIME, DATETIME

Introduction to SQL — What is SQL? — History and standards (SQL-92, SQL:2011) — Popular RDBMS: MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server — SQL syntax and structure Database Basics — What is a database? — Tables, rows, columns — Primary key and foreign key — Relational model overview Creating and Managing Databases — CREATE DATABASE — USE, DROP DATABASE — Database naming conventions Creating and Managing Tables — CREATE TABLE syntax — Data types (INT, VARCHAR, DATE, etc.) — Constraints (NOT NULL, UNIQUE, DEFAULT) — DROP and ALTER TABLE Inserting Data — INSERT INTO syntax — Inserting single and multiple rows — Using DEFAULT values Querying Data (SELECT) — SELECT basics — Filtering with WHERE — Sorting with ORDER BY — DISTINCT keyword — LIMIT and OFFSET Filtering Data — Comparison operators (=, <>, >, etc.) — Logical operators (AND, OR, NOT) — BETWEEN, IN, LIKE — IS NULL / IS NOT NULL Updating and Deleting Data — UPDATE syntax — DELETE syntax — WHERE clause best practices — TRUNCATE vs DELETE Joins in SQL — INNER JOIN — LEFT JOIN — RIGHT JOIN — FULL OUTER JOIN — Self join and cross join Aggregate Functions — COUNT(), SUM(), AVG(), MIN(), MAX() — GROUP BY and HAVING — Filtering grouped data Subqueries — Subqueries in SELECT, WHERE, FROM — Correlated vs non-correlated subqueries Set Operations — UNION vs UNION ALL — INTERSECT and EXCEPT (if supported) Indexes — What is an index? — CREATE INDEX syntax — Unique index — Performance considerations Constraints and Keys — PRIMARY KEY — FOREIGN KEY — CHECK, DEFAULT — ON DELETE / ON UPDATE CASCADE Views — CREATE VIEW syntax — Updating data through views — Dropping views Stored Procedures — What is a stored procedure? — CREATE PROCEDURE — IN, OUT, INOUT parameters — Calling procedures Functions — User-defined functions (UDFs) — Differences from procedures — RETURN values and syntax Triggers — CREATE TRIGGER syntax — BEFORE / AFTER INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE — Use cases and examples Transactions and ACID — BEGIN, COMMIT, ROLLBACK — SAVEPOINT — Understanding ACID properties User and Permission Management — Creating users — GRANT and REVOKE privileges — Roles and security best practices Normalization and Database Design — 1NF, 2NF, 3NF — Denormalization — Designing efficient schemas Working with Dates and Time — DATE, TIME, DATETIME — DATE functions (NOW(), CURDATE(), DATEDIFF()) Common Built-in Functions — String functions (CONCAT, SUBSTRING, REPLACE) — Math functions (ROUND, FLOOR, CEIL) — Date functions (NOW, DATE_ADD, etc.) Performance Tuning — Query optimization — Using EXPLAIN — Reducing slow queries Real-World Projects — Student/course database — E-commerce schema — Blog or CMS backend — Library/book management system

DATE, TIME, DATETIME

Understand DATE, TIME, DATETIME in SQL for effective database querying and management.

DATE, TIME, DATETIME in SQL

This tutorial covers DATE, TIME, DATETIME in SQL. Learn its syntax, use-cases, and practical implementation in databases.

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