Teradata Advanced SQL
Offers training in advanced features & techniques used for retrieving & manipulating data with Teradata Structured Query Language (SQL) using both ANSI standard conventions & Teradata extensions to the language.
Topics
- Distinguish between the features & functionality of ANSI & Teradata SQL.
- Use of the Teradata DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP & time ZONE data types for date & time-oriented queries.
- Use of INTERVAL data types to perform complex data arithmetic in time-oriented queries.
- Application of internationalized numeric & date/time formatting options.
- Creating OLAP queries using advanced ranking functions such as RANK, QUANTILE, & WIDTH_BUCKET.
- Use of Ordered Analytic Functions for Group, Sum, Cumulative & Remaining Window Aggregations.
- Use of the two implementations of the CASE statement for row-level processing.
- Use of R&OM & SAMPLE functions for generating data or extracting samples of existing data.
- Use of Teradata extended grouping functions – ROLLUP, CUBE, GROUPING SETS
- Storage & retrieval of large binary objects, both character & binary
- Use of volatile & global temporary tables to address application requirement issues
- Creating correlated subqueries which reduce the need for temporary tables
- Creation of tables with appropriate constraints for referential integrity & the controlling of data insertion
- Implementation of column compression for performance & reduced storage costs using single or multi-value compression.
- Creating new tables from existing tables & how to copy data & table attributes from the source table
- Use of the MERGE INTO command for ANSI Upsert processing
- ANSI standard features such as EXISTS statement, Correlated Subqueries, Derived Tables, Null Handling, & DATE/TIME Extraction
Audience:
Individuals who design, administer, support, maintain or write applications for a Teradata DB, and for the Teradata Certified SQL exam.
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