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Functions for Manipulating Data in SQL Server
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Prerequisites
Time Series Analysis in SQL ServerChoosing the appropriate data type
Manipulating time
Working With Strings
Recognizing Numeric Data Properties
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FAQs
What categories of SQL Server functions does this course cover?
You will learn functions for data type conversion, date and time manipulation, string operations, and system-level functions for processing and transforming data in SQL Server.
Does this course cover the CAST and CONVERT functions?
Yes. The first chapter teaches implicit versus explicit conversion and how to use CAST and CONVERT functions to change data types in SQL Server.
Will I learn to work with date functions in SQL Server?
Yes. An entire chapter is dedicated to date and time manipulation, including retrieving the current date, extracting date parts, assembling dates from pieces, and validating date expressions.
What SQL Server experience do I need before starting?
You should complete Introduction to SQL Server, Intermediate SQL Server, and Time Series Analysis in SQL Server before enrolling in this course.
How many exercises are included in this course?
The course contains 54 exercises across 4 chapters, with an estimated completion time of 240 minutes and a median learner time of about 3.6 hours.
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