OMG, this videos is absolutely incredible. I've been working with SQL for years but now I really understand JOINs. Such a great didactic explanation. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So full outer join which is union basically performs both left join + right join without duplicates and union all removes duplicates as well. ALso Unions essential function is to join multiple ROWS based on condition, Full outer join purpose is to join TABLES
Anton thank you, your video helped me a lot. You said that computer read and compare the fields in a different way, that is not visible for the user. Will be great if you make a video explain it or recommends some great book that teach it.
Great video but try adding a pause of half a second after every second so it doesn't seem like the video is getting rushed. Since you are also explaining the concepts behind joins the audience needs to fully grasp what you are saying as well as seeing it on the screen.
Hi Anton! This is great🙌 thank you so much for your dedication and for sharing your work with us. I was wondering if on minute 4:04 you meant to select 1 instead of 3 since you mentioned "SQL then starts with the first value of the specified column in the first table (customer.customer_id). Thank you in advance 🙏
Just updated readme. I have build a custom docker image based on the Postgres that has all the data. Run the following commands to pull it docker run --detach --name my-postgres --env POSTGRES_PASSWORD=devops123 aputra/postgres-169:15.3 docker exec -it my-postgres psql -U postgres
I have doubt in right join. in video at 6.18mins u have mentioned as customer, action as primary key(visual written) . But while you explaining u mentioned as foreign key here i got confused I hope you will read this message and reply back or anyone plz share your thoughts i will get clarity on this overall video is very good. thank you for providing this valuable lessons for the analytics community
Venn diagrams (in another video) were just what I needed to understand what was going on at the database level of the scheme. The venn showed one table having something in common with another.
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@@nnmm0001 sure, it's adobe suite
The animation is a GAME CHANGER! im a visua learner so this is perfect ! thanks!
Thanks!!
I always had a bit of confusion about how joins worked and how the resulting rows were formed, but the animations make it very clear. Thanks Anton!
Thank you, Supershocky!
OMG, this videos is absolutely incredible. I've been working with SQL for years but now I really understand JOINs. Such a great didactic explanation. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much! The dynamic visualization showing how data is pulled and related to the output helped a ton!
thanks!
tbh i just saw the picture and remembered what they were, came here for a refresher.
thanks, gold
thank you!
I don't leave comments often, but this is an amazing explanation! Thank you!
thank you!!
Bro. What an awesome resource! I couldn't quite grasp it but you cleared it for me. Cheers! Great stuff
Great explanation! Animation really made it more clear
Thank Dodo!
So very helpful! Can't wait to test this out on my project server. Thank you!
thank you!
Thank you for this!!! Your graphics helped so much.
thanks!
You just gained my fellowship.
You did a terrific explanation.
Especially that visual representation, Awesome!
thank you!!
From your amazing video which is animated well, i can even explain those types to someone else! thank you so much for this video
love this type of visual explanation, saved my time , thank you so much..
thanks!
Thanks a lot Anton, it's amazing.. crystal clear now 👍🙏
Thank you!!
Very nice explanation with examples, i had hard time remembering these commands
thanks!
You deserve way more subscribers my guy. Keep up these videos :)
thank you! :)
So full outer join which is union basically performs both left join + right join without duplicates and union all removes duplicates as well. ALso Unions essential function is to join multiple ROWS based on condition, Full outer join purpose is to join TABLES
Cool! Thank you. The animation is amazing! From Philippines
thank you!
ty so much!!! please make more like these!!
Will do!
Great explanation! Thank you so much.
this video is more than amazing
it has a really good content and simplified
it is the perfect video for refreshement
thank you alot Sir !
thank you!
You’re called to teach bro. Keep it up👍🏽
thank you! :)
Excellent, thank you very much!
my pleasure!
Superb. Thank you.
Nicely articulated - thank you very much from Bharat
thank you!
Good job Anton it is so helpful
thank you!!
Muchas gracias los ejemplos visuales me fueron de mucha ayuda, excelente video !
thank you!!
Thanks man... I always had problem understanding joins.. Thanks a lot. ❤
welcome!
Give this man an award!
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Amazing presentation and explanation using perfect animations!
Really helpful for visual learners.
Thank you.
Btw, which software is that?
thank you!! adobe suite
Wonderful! Thank you sir! :)
Anton thank you, your video helped me a lot. You said that computer read and compare the fields in a different way, that is not visible for the user. Will be great if you make a video explain it or recommends some great book that teach it.
Really well explained dude! Cheers
thanks!
very amazing docker image, it helped me a lot. Thank you so much.
welcome!
круто сделано, визуальная составляющая очень помогает в ваших видео
spasibo!
thank you for this!
my pleasure
Marvelous work!
thanks!
Great video Mr Putra!
Thanks!
Great video but try adding a pause of half a second after every second so it doesn't seem like the video is getting rushed. Since you are also explaining the concepts behind joins the audience needs to fully grasp what you are saying as well as seeing it on the screen.
thanks for the feedback
Explendid work👏
I feel dumb but this is basics for people in IT!!!
Bravo!
thank you!
perfect explanations
thanks!
Cleared all doubts
Thank you ❤
Thanks for visiting pabitra!
Great explanation. Thank you
thanks!
Thank you so much Anton ❤
Any time!
referenced table is the one that holds the primary key
Did I make a mistake somewhere or misspeak?
Thanks for the video
Very interesting video!! Thanks for the explanation
This was so helpful! Thank you.
thanks!
excellent explanation, thanks
thank you!
great explanation thank you !
Thank you and God Bless!
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Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for explain this
my pleasure!
Loved it ❤🎉
thanks!
Awesome content bro❤
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This was great.
Congratulations to you Anton. This is a fantastic presentation. May I ask what software you used to make it? Thank you.
Wow explanations are so clear
Thanks :)
Thanks 😊
always!
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HELPFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS A LOTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you
my pleasure!
Hi Anton! This is great🙌 thank you so much for your dedication and for sharing your work with us. I was wondering if on minute 4:04 you meant to select 1 instead of 3 since you mentioned "SQL then starts with the first value of the specified column in the first table (customer.customer_id). Thank you in advance 🙏
Thank you! I may have misspoken
thanks for this video
welcome
This is really nice and clear video
where can we practice SQL ?
Thank you🙂
Just updated readme. I have build a custom docker image based on the Postgres that has all the data. Run the following commands to pull it
docker run --detach --name my-postgres --env POSTGRES_PASSWORD=devops123 aputra/postgres-169:15.3
docker exec -it my-postgres psql -U postgres
@@AntonPutra thank you
thanks
welcome!
Subscribed ! What do you use for such a great animation?
thanks! adobe
Nice one
thanks!
Hello Anton, what software you are using to make your animation ?
Thanks
Hi, Adobe suite
I have doubt in right join. in video at 6.18mins u have mentioned as customer, action as primary key(visual written) . But while you explaining u mentioned as foreign key here i got confused
I hope you will read this message and reply back or anyone plz share your thoughts i will get clarity on this
overall video is very good. thank you for providing this valuable lessons for the analytics community
thanks, I may have misspoken
thanks Anton : )
my pleasure :)
Спасибо 🙂
pojaluysta :)
Great video. Can I asked what you used for the animations?
thanks, adobe suite
hey anton thanks for the explanation, btw do your parent from Indonesia?
wow great animations, i wonder what software he uses
thanks, adobe suite
thanks !!! is there a diff on cost from left and right joins ?
i don't think so
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and i was expecting self join! can anyone help me about it?
Let's say for inner join will it performs on condition then it will do inner join or vice Versa
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spasibo
Здорово
thanks! :)
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Возвращайся на родину. Всё видео ждал что вот вот скажет что то на родном.
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are you related to indonesia by any chance ?
Content one side, why tf are there so many frickin ads
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No idea the dude was Ai
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ништяк объяснил, надеюсь начнёшь на русском выпускать видосы.
spasibo, da sdelau kak nibud v budushem
Nice explanation, but don't use Venn diagrams to explain joins, please. It does not clarify the situation, but introduces another layer of confusion.
Noted
@@AntonPutra Funnily enough, the diagrams make a lot more sense after you understand joins. Not before. haha
@@AntonPutrathe problems with postgres database continers is that not all extensions are installable
Venn diagrams (in another video) were just what I needed to understand what was going on at the database level of the scheme. The venn showed one table having something in common with another.
@opprogram8620 i know :)
the video was great but if you could just look away when teaching, kinda creeps me out
ok :)
best explanation thank u
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Many thanks for this video!
Well explained. Thank you!!🙏🏼
thanks!