Learn to use SQL Views, Stored Procedures, and Triggers. Build real-world skills with hands-on practice, and run SQL queries directly in your browser.

Become a Database Professional with SQL

This module guides you through key concepts like Views, Stored Procedures, and Triggers. You'll learn to create, update, and manage views. Next, you'll explore stored procedures—covering variables, parameters, loops, conditionals, cursors, and error handling with SIGNAL and RESIGNAL. You'll also explore stored functions. Finally, you’ll master triggers for INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations, including handling multiple triggers. You'll practice SQL directly in your browser and gain real-world skills through hands-on tasks.

SQL Views, Stored Procedures and Triggers

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# Summary
This module, we started by learning how to create and manage SQL Views. We explored how to create and update views. We also learned how to drop, show, and rename views. After that, we moved on to stored procedures, where we covered how to create, delete, and change procedures. We learned how to use variables, pass parameters, write conditional and loop statements, and work with cursors. We also explored error handling and how to create stored functions. Finally, we covered Triggers, learning how to create and delete them, and how they work with `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, and `DELETE` operations. This module ended with hands-on practice, applying everything we learned.


# What’s next?
Now that we’ve familiarized ourselves with the basic and advanced concepts of SQL, we’ll explore the core data analysis concepts every SQL developer needs. We will learn some techniques that we can use to identify anomalies in a database and ultimately improve the efficiency of the database model. The next module is “Anomaly Detection,” in which we’ll learn about detecting anomalies, analyzing a server log, and backtesting. Let’s get started!

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Stored Procedures

Triggers

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