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Section 04: Introduction to Query Designer
Course: This course is created for business people or data analysts who want to query data from an SQL Server database but don't want to write codes and queries in SQL language. This course teach you how to use GUI of SQL Server Management Studio Query Designer Tool.
Course: This course is created for business people or data analysts who want to query data from an SQL Server database but don't want to write codes and queries in SQL language. This course teach you how to use GUI of SQL Server Management Studio Query Designer Tool.
Video Steps
01. 00:00 Different panes of Query Designer
You can try how each pane works and looks like.02. 01:30 Add table to a query
You can extend the existing query by another table and join them.03. 02:30 Join tables
Learn how to remove or define a join between 2 tables.04. 03:05 How the join works
Learn how the join operation works between 2 tables.
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