SQL Server Tutorial - One-to-many and many-to-many table relationships

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Whoever made this tutorial is born to be a teacher. I've watched tons of tutorial (coding) videos and this is by far the simplest, clearest and best way of passing information I witnessed. Keep up the great work!

[@gerharddewit4872]

The name of the teacher is Simon Allardice.

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[@jacobs7039]

Such an excellent course. Super clear and well organized! Loved the visuals (so easy to follow and understand), loved the voiceover (super clear and not-boring), and the organization of the content was perfect. Thanks Simon Allardice!

[@top3hourmusic]

Wow this is awesome! really clears up how to create db and how to structure them! Great work!

[@JonSmoley]

This is surprisingly very well done.
I googled this out of curiosity, but videos done at this level clear and high quality make me want to jump back on the horse and code.
thank you

[@computerscience231]

why dont you

[@JonSmoley]

from time to time, i do!

[@gerharddewit4872]

The teachers name is: Simon Allardice -for those who didn't know and perhaps want to search more of his videos :-)

[@DominoSixO]

You are the 1st person that i could understand in 3 years of studying, Thanks alot. Thumbs up !

[@vex390]

Your voice is so soothing

[@batabatonica]

Actually found it to be boring

[@uncommonknowledge9471]

Not sure why it took me so long to wrap my head around this, but this video made it clear.

[@niall300]

Crystal clear, thank you

[@nikkin3752]

Incredibly useful and explained in a way that is super easy to understand. Thank you so much!

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[@smitcollege]

I had doubts on this concept..now it's its clear..thank you.

[@KubaCortin]

Finally i understood something. Thanks

[@burakyigit3124]

Thank you for this great tutorial! It's way better than most of the tutorials on the Net

[@inrito2007]

Thank you so much! Your delivery methods are great!

[@swollen4ever]

ty so much for the perfect explanation.. i have watched other 4 videos and they kept om rumbling.TY so much

[@zamaanlk]

another gem from lynda. Thanks a bunch. excellent.

[@DocworldAcademy]

Best Tutorial Ever

[@deusexmachina3496]

that was really impressive tutorial, covered key concepts

[@sala9164]

Excellent explanation! So clear!

[@vegetasayf]

Very informative and clear. Thanks.

[@arslanali774]

Very Simple Explanation , Thank You !

[@diloshan4506]

Thank You for such a great explanation!

[@mohamedmushkir5554]

Sir! you are really life saver, this video cleared my 10 years doubt. Thank you so much 😍😍

[@Mandroid666]

Five Time World Champion of Database Explanation right here.

[@Eddy1A1]

Very clear explanation, thank you sir.

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Best teacher Ever!

[@blacktaler]

Simon Allardice is one of the best teachers I have never seen :)

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Owsome Sir Love from India :)

[@ASimpleKatt]

Great video, thumbs up!

[@user-vs7bb8xm2m]

Thank you sir ❤❤ my concepts are clear now

[@al4965]

thanks, having a hard time when designing my database, but this clear things up.

[@benyams8014]

I LOVE IT.... WOW ...U AWAKEN ME

[@aneshwarsalaria]

Thumbs up ! Simple and efficient way of explaining . Thanks alot

[@thisSreal]

Great tuto, thanks!

[@kemour8]

Excellent, great explanation here, thx

[@ManishBhusal]

Simple but beautifully explained.

[@Tubeytime]

Still helping 13 years later, where the issues discussed STILL haven't been solved lol

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finally ı got ıt thank you so much :)

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best explanation i have ever had

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[@MrAlekoukos]

tnx,very helpful!

[@alimihakeem841]

Thanks so much. It's really helpful

[@user-zt4vb9uf3b]

helped me completely than my seniors

[@pranaytanniru7764]

awsome tutorial, thank you

[@dabbopabblo]

I can’t believe I just watched this whole thing just to realize it’s literally already exactly what I was doing already

[@zenetle]

Thank you, man!

[@GoranRajta]

Great Video! Thank you!

[@user-cr8mf7my6u]

Heyoo, this tutorial was soo greatt i just literally understand this kind of scenariooo thanks !

[@jlords3286]

really good refresher

[@chrismorris6274]

Good tutorial, also sounds like Qui Gon Jin is teaching me MySQL which is even better

[@myge_]

Thank you so much!

[@davidionesi9207]

Thank you, Sir.!

[@louisadibe3189]

Great explanation

[@zrowork198]

still helpful. Thanks! 🔥

[@falcorian]

Awesome, thank you.

[@IWouldEat]

The AuthorTitle table that you create is the bridging table in Power BI that is used to handle MANY-TO-MANY relationships.

[@javibacilio6527]

Amazing video !!!

[@PraisePelumi]

this is so brilliant

[@repocheta43]

hello, great videos, is there any link here in youtube where we can see these videos in a sequence order?, greetings...

[@oboldan5515]

Fantastic.

[@yiyuan6844]

VERY CLEAR

[@mohandattabayya5584]

Thank you Sir

[@jeffponcedeleon3116]

You should read books for audio books, I could totally enjoy listening to that.

[@kvelez]

Good video, and update would be amazing.

[@Bleu-en2bf]

Thank you, is this normalizing when add third table? Good teacher btw😊

[@fisehawondimu1041]

Thank you so much. Love it!!!

[@rakeshmali1727]

great video..
would it be appropriate to add extra fields to a many-to-many intermediate tables?

[@atilaguler376]

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[@navjotsingh2457]

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[@mantrawadi5032]

thanks a lot

[@zairilizhan3242]

No one:
People in 2015 : comment " your voice is soothing" in an SQL tutorial video

[@user-epsilon1]

Love it!!!!!

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[@david-thang-coder]

Could you please teach me how to create 4 tables which is many - many relationships
Table 1 have many items in Table2, Table3, Table4
Table 2 have many items in Table1, Table3, Table4
Table 3 have many items in Table1, Table2, Table4
Table 4 have many items in Table1, Table2, Table3
Thank for teaching.

[@googlegoogle1610]

wow, just watch first minute and I do not know how I completely watch the video

[@tenebrae1191]

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[@TheCourtJester.]

is this 12 year old video stil a good practice?
im trying to establish a database for my own purposes, and it seems like it would solve a huge problem im having...
im just a beginner

[@rafaelpferreira5463]

of course, the fundamentals of SQL haven't changed

[@chrisdan81]

I've done TQ in accenture and I know this voice.

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am a beginner in sql and i need help...please can anyone help me through

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[@blueyedhusky]

The fact that you provide this videos is appreciated, but one can't help but wonder about what to expect if one was to buy your courses, when you can't even think of numbering your videos to provide an orderly sequence. So when, like in this video, you say "we'll see that next," you don't leave the viewer scrambling around trying to find that elusive "next" video.

[@AyarPortugal]

Did you took the course?

[@mastersuv]

Everything was really well explained. Thank you.
But I still have a question: Why do they keep pronouncing SQL as CQL? xD

[@maths1745]

SQL = Sequel pronounced 'CQL'

[@preetbenipal1034]

title table name might change in to book table

[@tana36735]

what a voice. sounds like Gordon Ramsay

[@this_rishi]

does anyone know the teacher's name?

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[@EmmaCG2X]

Why this voice is so similar to Nicolas Cage's?

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i learn sql, what next??

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