Master intermediate-level SQL concepts such as views, functions, indexes, and advanced data handling to confidently ace interviews for experienced SQL roles.

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Ready to stand out in your next SQL interview? This course is your ultimate guide to mastering intermediate—and advanced-level SQL concepts. It will help you write efficient queries and tackle even the toughest interview challenges.

The course is designed for candidates with prior MySQL experience and takes you step-by-step through real-world SQL problems. You’ll start with database management basics like creating and deleting databases, then move on to important concepts such as views, aggregate functions, and indexes. As you progress, you’ll master advanced SQL techniques, including stored procedures, string comparisons, regular expressions, and cross joins. In the final stretch you’ll learn about ranking functions, analytical functions, and complex subqueries—key topics in senior-level SQL interviews.

Walk into your interview with confidence and secure your next SQL role!

SQL Interview Preparation—Intermediate Level

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Check your understanding of using FIRST_VALUE(), LAST_VALUE(), and NTH_VALUE() window functions in SQL.

SalesID	Month	SalesAmount
1	January	1500
2	February	1400
3	March	1200
4	April	1600
5	May	800
6	June	6400
7	July	2400
8	August	2100
9	September	700
10	October	1000
11	November	5400
12	December	7400

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Managing Databases

Views

Indexes

Stored Procedures

Complex Data Handling

Set Operators

Ranking and Analytic Functions

Window Functions

Subquery

Final Remarks

Question: Using FIRST_VALUE(), LAST_VALUE(), and NTH_VALUE()

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