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Hey Guys ! π Ready to level up your SQL skills.
In our latest video, I have broken down the process of writing stored procedures step-by-step, complete with an interview question breakdown.
Plus, I've included a real-life banking Fund Transfer example to show you how it's done in the field.
Don't miss out! Check out the video here:
https://youtu.be/C4et6_6BK-o
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Great question! In SQL, keywords are reserved words used to perform specific operations or define elements like tables and columns.
Functions, on the other hand, are predefined operations that operate on data and return a result.
For example, SELECT is a keyword used to retrieve data, and COUNT() is a function that counts the number of rows in a result set.
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Sure, to automatically fetch data from your MySQL database at a specific time daily, follow these steps:
1.Create an Event: Use the CREATE EVENT statement to define the scheduled event. Set the schedule using the ON SCHEDULE clause and specify the time using the STARTS and EVERY options.
Eg.
CREATE EVENT daily_data_fetch
ON SCHEDULE
EVERY 1 DAY
STARTS TIMESTAMP(CURRENT_DATE, '07:00:00')
DO
-- Your data fetching query here
SELECT * FROM your_table WHERE your_condition;
2.Write Your Query: Inside the event, include your data fetching query.
3.Enable Event Scheduler: Make sure the event scheduler is enabled on your MySQL server with:
SET GLOBAL event_scheduler = ON;
This way, your specified query will be executed automatically at the scheduled time.
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Be confident on the Answer.
As this question is high level so we cant say the defined answer. However below points will helpπ
**Backend (SQL Developer's Perspective):**
1. **Query Optimization:**
- Optimize SQL queries for efficient data retrieval.
2. **Indexing Strategy:**
- Ensure relevant indexes support frontend queries.
3. **Connection Pooling:**
- Optimize connection pooling to manage database connections efficiently.
4. **Query Execution Plan Analysis:**
- Analyze and refine query execution plans for better performance.
**Frontend:**
1. **Data Retrieval Efficiency:**
- Enhance frontend data retrieval by implementing pagination and asynchronous loading.
2. **Caching Mechanisms:**
- Implement client-side caching for frequently accessed data.
3. **Minimize Network Round Trips:**
- Consolidate queries to reduce network requests.
**Collaboration:**
- Work closely with frontend developers to ensure seamless integration and effective data retrieval.
By focusing on these backend and frontend tasks, we aim to create a more optimized and efficient system.
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Hey Guys, We've been focusing on SQL content. Would you be interested in exploring Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) interview questions and answers on this channel?
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π SQL Daily Tip #5: Inserting records like a pro! π₯β¨
Inserting a Record with Queries:
To add a record, use the INSERT INTO statement. Specify the table and values to be inserted.
Example: INSERT INTO YourTable (Column1, Column2, ...) VALUES ('Value1', 'Value2', ...);
Tricky Tip:
For bulk inserts, use the INSERT INTO ... SELECT syntax. It's a game-changer for efficiently copying data between tables or inserting multiple rows at once!
Master the art of inserting records and make your data dance to your SQL tune!
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Checkout this Video for more detail Explanation
https://youtu.be/Fs1qkfAI3RA
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π Welcome to Tech and Talk with Nikhil Kurkure! π
π¨βπ» I'm Passionate Full Stack Developer with over 10+ years of experience. I specialize in Microsoft. NET technologies, cloud platforms (AWS, Azure Google), SQL/NoSQL databases. I excel in building enterprise applications and bring valuable experience in AI, ML, and ETL processes.
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