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Take your PostgreSQL skills to the next level by learning how to write your own functions.
Why write your own functions? In PostgreSQL, functions allow you to perform operations that would normally take several queries and round trips. In simple words, this means you'll get your results much faster. User-defined functions extend the functionality of PostgreSQL and add convenience, improve query logic, and allow other applications to reuse your database.
In this course, you'll learn about PL/pgSQL, the most commonly used procedural language in PostgreSQL. You'll get to know the syntax of PL/pgSQL, various types of parameters that functions in PostgreSQL support (IN, OUT, INOUT parameters), and how to use complex statements in a function body. Moreover, you'll learn to write functions with hands-on, practical examples based on real-world use cases. In the final part of the course, you'll write functions implementing a simple ETL (Extract-Transform-Load) process in a data warehouse (DWH).
Writing user-defined functions is something all advanced users of databases should know. This course is ideal for aspiring database programmers and future database administrators (DBAs).
Note: Up until PostgreSQL 11, user-defined functions in PostgreSQL were sometimes also called (and used as) stored procedures. Don't be surprised if you see the term "stored procedure" refer to a user-defined function in Postgres. This course only covers creating user-defined functions in PostgreSQL.
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Includes 36 courses Python Basics. Part 1, Python Basics. Part 2, Python Basics. Part 3, Python Data Structures in Practice, Built-in Algorithms in Python, Working with Strings in Python, SQL Basics, SQL Practice Set, SQL JOINs, Standard SQL Functions, Creating Basic SQL Reports, Window Functions, Revenue Trend Analysis in SQL, How to INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE Data in SQL, Recursive Queries, Creating Tables in SQL, Statistics 101, SQL Basics in MS SQL Server, How to Insert, Update, or Delete Data in MS SQL Server, Common Functions in MS SQL Server, Revenue Trend Analysis in SQL Server, Creating Basic SQL Reports in SQL Server, Window Functions in MS SQL Server, Recursive Queries in MS SQL Server, GROUP BY Extensions in MS SQL Server, Introduction to Python for Data Science, How to Read and Write CSV Files in Python, How to Read and Write JSON Files in Python, SQL Basics in PostgreSQL, PostgreSQL JOINs, SQL Practice Set in PostgreSQL, Window Functions in PostgreSQL, Recursive Queries in PostgreSQL, Writing User-Defined Functions in PostgreSQL, PostGIS, How to Read and Write Excel Files in Python
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Includes 8 courses SQL Basics in PostgreSQL, PostgreSQL JOINs, SQL Practice Set in PostgreSQL, Window Functions in PostgreSQL, Creating Basic SQL Reports in PostgreSQL, Recursive Queries in PostgreSQL, Writing User-Defined Functions in PostgreSQL, PostGIS
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Get familiar with creating functions in PostgreSQL.
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Get to know the basic syntax of implementing functions in PostgreSQL. Learn about parameter types supported in PostgreSQL functions.
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Learn how to use complex statements in functions.
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Discover how you can return tables from functions in PostgreSQL.
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Learn how to create, remove and rename functions in PostgreSQL.
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Check your knowledge of writng functions in PostgreSQL by implementing a simple Extract-Tranform-Load (ETL) process.
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