The Mother of All Query Languages: SQL in the 21st Century
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Markus Winand reviews how SQL has evolved since 1999 from a strictly relational language to include non-relational operations and data structures. He explains which database vendors adopted these non-relational SQL features and demonstrates several new SQL capabilities by mapping them to common development requirements.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Modern SQL introduction
- 7:06SQL:1999 standard and data model
- 15:02Hierarchies and recursive queries
- 19:18LATERAL joins and Top-N queries
- 22:49SQL:2003 standard and window functions
- 28:48Median calculation and performance
- 34:00JSON in SQL 2016
- 41:02Regex for rows
- 47:03Time travel in SQL
- 53:07Summary and outlook
- 56:18Q&A
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