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Best video on stored procedures for newbies! I can listen to you talk about codes and what they do all day, it’s not boring at all. 😁

Really amazing teaching

This is not my dad got me laughing

Excellent video. could You please recommend a information sources about the hierarchical and networks models? Thanks in advance

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Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge on DB.

This was very interesting and informative for someone who grew up with nothing but computers.

This series is very helpful, thank you

the way you speak is frustrating for someone who is trying to get an assignment done in an hour

Its miracle for me to got a this video

You deserve a lot more subs and view than this . Great content!

Thanks for this video! This is super helpful in helping me understand a more complex stored procedure application. Please make more of these videos. :)

Please can i get the PowerPoint for this presentation or a word document.

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I love when the lecturer makes those juicy smooching / slurping tong sounds. It is really energizing.

Brilliant explanation!

Has anyone ever told you that you sound and talk a lot like Jeff Goldblum?

Thanks for giving us such an amazing lecture!! I learned a lot and hope I could make better decision-makings in the future. : )

Nice bro thanks.please add more topics 🙂

Thanks you Greg

Very bore Explanation

From where we can get the source code?

Hello.I have just stummbled into this video. I just wanted intro on SQL Server Profiler as someone who is learning and has never used this tool before. Love the way you explain and this was very informative and helpful. Will definitely subscribe and hopefully will learn more from your videos. Thanks. From South Africa.

Love the video series on the progression from physical file systems to → Hierarchical → Network → Relation Database Models. This brought to life "Michael Stonebraker and Joe Hellerstein" paper "What Goes Around Comes Around" which covers the progression of data models from the last 35 years

It is very useful for beginers

I have got a lot details thank you. God bless

Thanks a lot for this. Just a little hopefully constructive feedback, it was way too little info for 30 min of presentation. Also wish the examples were more technical. Like how do you get sneaky agents and bad data in real computer world?

thanks for elaborating on a sample complex stored procedure

I have an interview next week and you helped me understand this logic! Thank you!

Nice

Is it true this is being deprecated slowly by Extended Events or "XEvents" as I've seen it just recently?

You Rock!

FFS! Get to the point and drop the unnecessary power point introduction slides that tell me what I'm going to learn before I learn it.

i need the entity relationship diagram that is represented using shapes as rectangles , and diamonds

This video saved my ass, thanks bunches!

Great video. Thanks. I understand how to model this now. Could you recommend a text that shows how to implement a database and how to refer to that in your code? I'm at a point where I understand all of the fundamentals, I just don't know how my database and my code interact.

Very good video

Thank you for taking the time to post this video. It helped me brush up on data design fundamentals.

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