More Than a Query Language: SQL in the 21st Century
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A history and practical overview of how SQL has evolved since 1999 from a strictly relational language to include non-relational operations and data structures. It highlights when major vendors adopted these extensions (noting MySQL 8.0 in 2018 as a final milestone) and demonstrates several newer SQL features mapped to common developer requirements.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00SQL's diverse roles
- 3:24Relational model basics
- 10:32Atomic to flexible types
- 12:25Hierarchies and recursion
- 15:33SQL:1999 extensions
- 17:24Window functions game changer
- 23:19Modern SQL standards
- 24:24JSON in SQL databases
- 29:18Schema transformations
- 30:20Temporal data versioning
- 33:35SQL standard evolution
- 35:43SQL as data processor
- 36:25Summary
- 36:48Q&A
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