I'm using your videos as quick (yet pretty comprehensive!) introductions to the topics you cover. For that, you go at a perfect pace and level of detail for me. And you are always to the point, with no excessive intros. Simplicity is great! The overall quality is also pretty good. Thanks a lot for all your work and enthusiasm. Please keep going! :)
Dude, you are legit the best. I have watched so many Coursera's and taken so many classes, and you by-far explain everything THE BEST. Keep on rocking.
Woah, thanks dude! This is way easier to digest than a couple of courses I just read. I don't even understand why they sometimes overcomplicate the examples just to show how advanced and smart the people who understand this topic are.
Your videos are awesome!!! I'm currently taking a course and your second explanation is exactly what I need to understand the concepts better! Thank you! Please continue :) Already subscribed.
I have been engaged to Udemy couse on MS SQL server, but some explainations are hard to understand. Whenever I have doubt This is where I go to. Keep making videos please. Thanks
Hi Nathan, your videos are amazing. I watched all about sql and helped me a lot. I find you stop uploading new videos. Could you please do your video again. I am sure they help a lot of people on the planet of Earth.
SELECT UnitsOnOrder, CASE WHEN UnitsOnOrder > UnitsInStock THEN 'a' else 'test' End as BestellingenStock FROM Orders; 01:46:40 SELECT UnitsOnOrder, CASE WHEN UnitsOnOrder > UnitsInStock THEN 'a' else 'test' End as BestellingenStock FROM Orders LIMIT 0, 2000 Error Code: 1054. Unknown column 'UnitsOnOrder' in 'field list' 0.016 sec
Hello, I have a huge Case statement query that groups a column into buckets, I am trying to count how many patients are in each bucket, How do I do that?The case statement does let me use the count function. Thanks
Question: is it possible to then sort out your results so that all the customers within the same weight range are listed together? For example, all the "heavy" customers are ordered first, then all the "medium" customers, then all the "light" customers? All within the same output?
how to Write a query to display EMPLOYEES having ID 101,102,103 as per the below order: 1. 101, 2. 103, 3. 102 (Hint: Union Operator / Case Statement) QUERY
right on man thanks very helpful and informative supplementation of my education when i dont understand them in how they describe it btw im wondering, I am almost done my SQL and i heard that i could find a foot in the door kind of job with just SQL. Is this true? how do i find it?
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That's awesome Sarah!! So happy to have helped ya out!
I'm using your videos as quick (yet pretty comprehensive!) introductions to the topics you cover. For that, you go at a perfect pace and level of detail for me. And you are always to the point, with no excessive intros. Simplicity is great! The overall quality is also pretty good. Thanks a lot for all your work and enthusiasm. Please keep going! :)
Dude, you are legit the best. I have watched so many Coursera's and taken so many classes, and you by-far explain everything THE BEST. Keep on rocking.
Woah, thanks dude! This is way easier to digest than a couple of courses I just read. I don't even understand why they sometimes overcomplicate the examples just to show how advanced and smart the people who understand this topic are.
i have gone through many videos on youtube but I find my solution here at the end. thanks for making this video.
*Y repentinamente un comentario en español* xD
Es justo lo que estaba buscando, te agradezco.
Este canal es extremadamente útil.
¡un saludo Nathan!
Your videos are awesome!!! I'm currently taking a course and your second explanation is exactly what I need to understand the concepts better! Thank you! Please continue :) Already subscribed.
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Thank you! You’re a good teacher 🙏🏻
I have been engaged to Udemy couse on MS SQL server, but some explainations are hard to understand. Whenever I have doubt This is where I go to. Keep making videos please. Thanks
Just want to say thank u for this great mysql tutorials
These videos were really helpful! Thanks a ton!
Hi Nathan, your videos are amazing. I watched all about sql and helped me a lot. I find you stop uploading new videos. Could you please do your video again. I am sure they help a lot of people on the planet of Earth.
That you Nathan. You’ve earned a new subscriber
Just the tutorial I need. Thank you so much!🤩
Your videos have been so helpful. Thank you!!!
Good intro into Case, thanks.
please continue with the database videos, if you could do some on T-SQL and SSM it'd be great!
You are an excellent teacher. Thank you!
SELECT UnitsOnOrder, CASE
WHEN UnitsOnOrder > UnitsInStock THEN 'a'
else 'test'
End as BestellingenStock
FROM Orders;
01:46:40 SELECT UnitsOnOrder, CASE WHEN UnitsOnOrder > UnitsInStock THEN 'a' else 'test' End as BestellingenStock FROM Orders LIMIT 0, 2000 Error Code: 1054. Unknown column 'UnitsOnOrder' in 'field list' 0.016 sec
Great explanation
Supporting the excellent wrk:)
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Hello, I have a huge Case statement query that groups a column into buckets, I am trying to count how many patients are in each bucket, How do I do that?The case statement does let me use the count function. Thanks
this is more helpful than my teacher's exp
Thank you so much for such a great content . It really helped me a lot.
Your videos are amazing, thank you so much!!!
Your Video was perfect! Thank You
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Can you make video about solving complex sql problem
Thank you for this very useful video!
Jurassic Park: We're gonna make a fortune with this script....
Awesome thank you!
Is it possible to add multiple case statements in one query? How would I do that?
Great explanation! Thanks
Group By 1 can u pls explain this
Amazing explanation, thank you this helped a lot
It's very helpful! Thank you.
good tutorial, I am a bit confused about the sum(frieght) shouldn't the sum be increasing as we go down ?
Question: is it possible to then sort out your results so that all the customers within the same weight range are listed together? For example, all the "heavy" customers are ordered first, then all the "medium" customers, then all the "light" customers? All within the same output?
if you do order by freight it would effectively do what ur askin
Can the Then output be another column rather than a text?
thank you so much, did you stop posting videos?
how to Write a query to display EMPLOYEES having ID 101,102,103 as per the
below order: 1. 101, 2. 103, 3. 102 (Hint: Union Operator / Case Statement)
QUERY
Really helpful!!
Thx a lot, it helps me a lot
Thank you... It's helpful
waiting for new videos!!
right on man thanks very helpful and informative supplementation of my education when i dont understand them in how they describe it
btw im wondering, I am almost done my SQL and i heard that i could find a foot in the door kind of job with just SQL. Is this true? how do i find it?
good job
Hey man, awesome tutorials. Is there anything coming on Window Functions?
Very Nice. Can I use logic after WHEN? let's say: WHEN (condition_A AND condition_B) THEN something.
Yes, you can.
tomorrow is my final exam, thanks :)
verry good content
Thank you so much for the help
DO MORE SQL VIDEOS PLEASE!!!!
good work
Very helpful video, thank you :)
Very clear, thanks
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great video, thank you!
more sql videos pls :)
Thank you
Thanks!
I love your content but you should zoom in a bit.. too much empty space and we cannot see the letters without high definition when on mobile
thank kyu mr
Thanks
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Where is the if condition?
I love your content but you should zoom in a bit.. too much empty space and we cannot see the letters without high definition when on movile
Ok... but not if you do case when XYZ AND ABC then 1 else 0...
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please use single quotes otherwise it won't work
It was right to the point. Thank you for a wonderful lesson.
Thanks
I love your content but you should zoom in a bit.. too much empty space and we cannot see the letters without high definition when on mobile