Intermediate SQL Sandbox
👋 Welcome to your new workspace! You can use this interactive notebook to take notes, explore the course data, and practice your SQL skills!
The films
, people
, reviews
, and roles
tables from Intermediate SQL are available for you to query in the SQL cell below! Click inside the cell and press "Run" to execute the pre-written query or write your own query!
Note that the tables are stored in a schema named cinema
. To access each table, you must add "cinema.
" before the table name (e.g., cinema.reviews
).
-- Select all entries from the reviews table
SELECT *
FROM cinema.films
LIMIT 100
Click "Add markdown" to add and edit text cells for notes, and "Add SQL" to continue practicing your queries!
Intermediate SQL Interactive Cheat Sheet
Below are some interactive examples of things you learned from the course. Bookmark this page as a reference and a place to experiment with queries!
Filtering
Use WHERE
to filter records in a table.
SELECT *
FROM cinema.reviews
WHERE imdb_score > 8.5
Use AND
and OR
in combination with WHERE
for more specific filtering.
SELECT *
FROM cinema.films
WHERE country = 'Germany'
AND release_year > 2010
Use BETWEEN
to filter for records within a specified range (inclusive).
SELECT *
FROM cinema.films
WHERE budget BETWEEN 1000000 AND 5000000
Use LIKE
and NOT LIKE
to filter records for (or without) a pattern. The %
wildcard matches one, zero, or many characters. The _
wildcard matches a single character.
SELECT *
FROM cinema.films
WHERE title LIKE '%Alien%'
Use WHERE IN
to filter for multiple conditions.
SELECT *
FROM cinema.films
WHERE release_year IN (1990, 2000)
Use NULL
in your queries to find or filter out records with missing values.
SELECT *
FROM cinema.films
WHERE budget IS NULL