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@njstudio2526

4 жыл бұрын

ok thankyou but i am new in this field how we get jobs in DBA

@njstudio2526

4 жыл бұрын

as DBA

@friendlychannel100

4 жыл бұрын

is it required to make (martian-table)base id a primary key and (base-table) a foreign key?

@InspiringThings101

3 жыл бұрын

Any way we can have access to the Martian data as an XLM file somewhere? Lol I would like to practice with it.

@QuizmasterLaw

3 жыл бұрын

This could be better if you included a link to what you think is the best online busybox/play tool to practice/learn sql in practice. I still think you're really a robot ^_^

I actually cried because this is too good to be free. Thank you.

Whoever wrote, hosted, edited, directed this masterpiece, deserves a Nobel Prize, well done ❤️

@jedgeorge3485

8 ай бұрын

Yes!

2:25 the sound of the tables joining is sooo satisfying!

@alimertc

3 жыл бұрын

lol i agree

@user-gw5lc2ks2v

3 жыл бұрын

lmao yes I thought I was the only one

This is saving me from getting fired

@nanoshinnnnnnnnn9953

3 жыл бұрын

what 😂😂 hope your joking bro

@SanthoshFabre

3 жыл бұрын

Buhahaha

@Alex-pd5xc

3 жыл бұрын

haha!

@xarisadmiral3614

3 жыл бұрын

xD

@roselpadilla

3 жыл бұрын

You still workin there?

Ok 2 minutes into this explanation I'm like "This how i want to learn everything else for the rest of my life"

This is the first time I've heard someone explain the LEFT vs RIGHT join in a way that makes sense. Thank you!

@dorcasia109

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! This video was shared in my sql class and they are the most helpful I have found.

@BigBoii1369

Жыл бұрын

SAME HERE!

@anthonyogundipe9248

Жыл бұрын

Me too, first time I see an excellent explanation after over a decade of programming.

Acting, jokes, delivery of information, everything here is magnificent

never seen such a well-produced SQL video

Your style is simply hilarious. This is what great education should look like!

Let's not only acknowledge the great tutorial, but also the satisfying sound effects when the rows are joined together! 🥰

@Ahmad-ww4ue

Жыл бұрын

Boom!!!

@toddhodder

Жыл бұрын

Another Kindred Spirit exists.

@vishalsaini6538

Жыл бұрын

yeah! Just Like Tiles

@adamx9793

10 ай бұрын

I liked those too!

This is one of the most creative tutorials I've ever seen. Absolutely brilliant. Thanks for making learning fun!

@dhoneybeekingdom7889

11 ай бұрын

Totally agree!

I can't express the amount of inner join I got from this

@e.zarate

3 жыл бұрын

MORE LIKE INNER JOY RIGHT?

I can't express how much i love this series

@gadgetboynaija

5 жыл бұрын

Same!

@racheltindoy

4 жыл бұрын

LMAO it's like watching Netflix.

@TheIronmore

3 жыл бұрын

...and the presenter, so beatuful.

I really deeply appreciate that you explained this with a theme, because I know how much time and effort editing this kind of videos take. You could just simply explain joins in a whiteboard or a regular presentation but you went beyond that and that alone deserves recognition 👏👏👏

@palficsaba1710

Жыл бұрын

That's not Socratica way

Gotta say, this is one of the most creative ways to teach SQL and databases I've ever seen.

Watched an hour ago, still laughing. You managed to make SQL funny while explaining it better than anything else I've found so far, and that's gotta be a superpower of some kind.. You guys are awesome!

Your explanations are simply clear, straight to the point and easy to understand - better quality than majority of university professors or boot camp trainers. Thank you

@BigBoii1369

Жыл бұрын

After just coming from a pretty good Udemy boot camp trainer, I 100% agree!

Amazing! You just saved me 2 hours of reading, thank you.

This is absolutely a masterpiece. I usually don't comment on videos but THIS VIDEO??? I cannot pass through without how amazing and well done this video was made. I was completely lost when I was reading about the Join process, and most videos usually don't help as much. This video was not only informational but also very fun to watch. It was kind of like watching a movie. Once again, thank you to everyone who contributed in this. Subscribed.

This is unironically the *best* explanation of joins in SQL that I have come across. Thank you so much for making this video!

In the future, everyone uses SQL still? Oh, god, this truly is the worst timeline.

@DrShpilev

4 жыл бұрын

Don't worry. The SQL will also be encapsulated by a layer or AI. I mean... sure... the AI will probably also plot to vacate all of Earths atmosphere or something, but at least you wouldn't actually have to write the SQL yourself anymore.

@gaberondon8757

4 жыл бұрын

Or job security haha

@mykhailomikhnovych8303

4 жыл бұрын

@@rafatashrafjoy2936 no worriers. It's impossible to work with large database using NoSql.

@hacerclic1020

3 жыл бұрын

And they will still be writing articles about how AI will soon make computer programmers unnecessary.

@codevev

3 жыл бұрын

It's the future. Everyone is using NoSQL now but SQL is still around :)

The Venn diagram example nailed it into my head wonderfully. Thank you. Now I cannot unsee the types of joins.

This is probably the weirdest tutorial i have ever watched, but it is absoloutely amazing and well explained.Thanks!

OMG........this lady is amazing! The production values, comedic values, learning values, and creativity of the video are just killer. I never had so much fun watching a SQL video before and that does put a smile on my face.........

It should have been a Dear Join Letter.

@Socratica

4 жыл бұрын

Opportunity wasted.

@HS-hr5wp

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!!

@Jewelsonn

3 жыл бұрын

No No it should have been a Dear Join Later.

By far you've explained joins as best I've seen on YT. Using inner join as the standard and left, right, and full as different tools it helps add context for why you would utilize the joins. So many times people try to explain this stuff completely theoretically, and does my head in. I enjoy the quirkiness too

FINALLY!!! Someone who has explained joined in a way I can understand. Thank you 👏🏾👏🏾

wow....never thought I would find SQL remotely interesting.... Thank you for making this so much less painful!

I usually don't login to the youtube. But, after hearing that "join" joke I had to subscribe and give you a like.

Dang so far the best video explaination for beginners ive seen on youtube. Thanks.

Yo... just me or is this the most creative way to learn this stuff? They killed this!

finally SQL tutorial that visually demonstrates and explains how rows from different tables are joined.

A SQL query goes to a bar, walks up to two tables and says, "May I join you?" Great videos Socratica!

@RussellTeapot

4 жыл бұрын

_nice_

Take a bow, the creative team behind this tutorial. You people deserve an Oscar for the R. E. Joinder thingy!

@jasonwang-wg8wu

4 ай бұрын

agreed, that was high-level comedy right thurr. I chuckled.

Started weird (but in a good way) and ended up being maybe the best programming tutorial I've seen.

Ulka you are one of the greatest teachers i ever saw in my life! no joke

You just saved my brain... Thank you for breaking this down the way you did. I could not figure out the Join was actually doing but your formatting and starting with the * for all columns then narrowing it down made it all click for me. Thank you so much!!

The background noise giving that outer-space vibe is such a nice touch. I thoroughly enjoyed this video.

This is by far the BEST EXPLAINATION of Join in SQL. Thank you so much!

Those animations are just superb. I have been looking for something like this that will give a clear visual explanation of joins but they are very rare to find or not good enough. Thank you Socratica

7:53 love it 🤗 This was extremely clear. Much love to the editing too

The visual clarity of this tutorial is amazing! I've struggled with joins for weeks, this was just what I needed. Mil gracias!! Sad for pour homeless John Carter though...

By far the most clear and concise explanation of JOINS I have seen! Thanks so much!

I'll be watching these more in detail at the next semester

Maybe your next series can be about teaching some "words" in English language, which can help us express how much we love this series !

This is one of the best explanations I've ever seen! Tears of join running down my face right now.

This style of teaching makes the pieces of information much less painful to learn. I love it! Thank you so much for this content!

I can't tell how these animations took my concentration, everything went easier than I thought, Thank you Socratica for your clear explanations and time, I can't wait to be where others are🥰.

@Socratica

Жыл бұрын

We're so inspired by you! Thank you for sharing your motivation and excitement about learning. 💜🦉

This is a really great video (and I assume course though I've not seen the other videos yet). Super clear explanation, and I love that I can use my imagination to help to solidify the concepts better, great job!

I didn't there was any way in the entire multiverse to make SQL entertaining but you did it! Now I'm starting to understand JOINs!

I just want to let you know that you've spoiled me. I'll never watch another unenthusiastic programming tutorial without wishing you were teaching it. Thank you for actually having fun while teaching!

It's good to know that I live in a world where glados 2.0 will patiently explain sql to me.

Good to hear that the crazy NoSQL fad has ended and we're sensibly using SQL in the future. ;)

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR, the tables so nicely presented instead of starting at sql server no clue what to type omg

I have tried to get clear information on JOINS from a few certs, and this is 1000X more clear than any of them, and quicker. I am SO thankful for this

It's worth noting that PostgreSQL also has a USING clause for joins, which can be used in place of the ON clause when--and only when--the column(s) being joined on in both tables have the same name. So using the example in the video, "ON b.base_id = m.base_id" could be replaced with "USING (base_id)". And yes, that syntax would work for all 4 types of joins.

@jvsnyc

4 жыл бұрын

Yup. Unfortunately, there are a lot of DBMS's that do not USE USING, so it wouldn't work in code trying to be portable across DBMS choices.

Writing this down in my notebook: Okay, yeah this makes perfect sense. Everything is logical and clear. Testing myself with creating a customized sandwich database: What is what again?

@user-gs2xw8gm9g

3 жыл бұрын

So true🤣

I haven't written an sql query in like 5 years so just wanted to refresh my knowledge. This is so good. I wish content like this existed when I was learning how to code.

This might be the most creative and fast forward tutorial I've ever watched !!

I wanna go back to college again and make perfect my exams.

Just found this channel, it's really good, although sometimes the face expressions are kind of creepy, maybe that's why I like it hehe

Just the right amount of interesting, visual, and quirky/goofy. 12/10 would recommend.

extremely helpful, finished my assignment and didn't cry once because of this. 10/10 gives you maidens.

I bought a bunch of books and none of them use Venn diagrams like you did here. I could have saved a lot of scratch. : /

im doing intention yoga so i can marry this woman this life or next or the one after...

This video has a 90s sci fi retro gaming vibe... I would spend 100s of hours watching lectures if they were delivered like this

Never knew sql tutorials can be that Perfect.

I think the writers were having too punny of a time with this script. However, she could read the dictionary and I'd still watch and learn. Join is one concept that is vital in a relational database, yet it is the weakest of my SQL skills. Thank you for producing this course.

I'm born in March, does that mean that I'm a martian?

@andibensisva2155

5 жыл бұрын

Nah, you're a Mariachi. Yiiihaa..

Thank you, I had questions about SQL during my engineering test and learning from your videos helped me pass it

Finally someone could explain me how to use different JOINs!!! Oh THANK YOU for that!!!

Lmao you sound totally different from python instructor.

@damarh

5 жыл бұрын

because SQL is fun and python is hard, you need a serious face to learn python.

This free superbly helpful video not only shows how bighearted you are but also how much you love what you’re doing.. Thanks a lot. God bless you.

This is so wholesome, smiling and learning the whole time

Never thought I'd be smiling through a programming tutorial... just brilliant stuff

My prof spent an hour, and he succeeded in confusing 80+ students in the lecture. You spent 10 min, and it makes so much sense!

I didn't understand SQL join until I watched this video. Thank you so much. Amazing socratica

This is the best channel...ever...I love how she is like a character from a TV series...It helps people like me who has a short attention span focus

literally the most relateable video ive seen on joins. ive been doing databases for about 10 years never had to use joins until recently, i could just write code and extract with seperate queries. or use aliases and take values and insert a function. sometimes you need to extract one value from one sql without furthersteps. thank you so much im not even finished the video and feel like i can go back and conquer the world lol

This is by far the clearest explanation of joins that I have seen. Thank you and we'll done. It motivated me to *JOIN*

OMG i almost didn't click on the video and thank god i did. the environment you created and the theme of the video is a genius way to set example. the way you talk and the straight-forwardness of the points you send across is just perfect. thank you for a GD amazing vid.

I already understood this topic in the first few minutes but I couldn't stop myself from watching till the end. I never knew I could actually enjoy a tutorial. I'm checking out the rest of your videos

Best description of SQL joins I've found on youtube. Great content. Thanks

This has to be the best, most creative and engaging explanation video on KZread. I'm impressed.

Whimsy, quality content, brevity, this playlist is the complete package. Absolutely love the effort!

The sense of humour is golden! love it!

This reminded me of old naff educational videos from primary school, except, it was BRILLIANT and hilarious and very educational. Excellent satire and very informative. Kudos to you at Socratica!

This is an ACTUAL LIFE SAVER. Thank you for making a fun, silly example, and ACTUALLY VISUALLY MOVING THE ROWS and COLUMNS physically in the space to join them. I NEEEEEDED to SEEEE this. Not to HEAR it explained in fancy tech terms. You are AMAZING.

@Socratica

4 ай бұрын

This is great to hear, thanks for telling us. That's the thing we're aiming for in these videos-what can you do with a video that you can't do as well with just written tutorials.

Thanks God! Finally I understand JOINS! The best video that I ever seen!

I've been a data analyst for a whole year and was missing this basic visual explaination of how JOINs work. You helped me figure some duplication stuff out I was really struggling with. Thank you!!

And those light hearted wits are spot on. A tech savvy person like me is enjoying this thoroughly. I cracked at "maybe the other databases will..... JOIN us..".

This is just incredible. Its very clear, keeps you interested throughout the whole thing, has intentional bad jokes, kudos @Socratica

As a visual person, that venn diagram explination made it click instantly! Thanks!

Wow, by far the best produced and most entertaining database and/or tech in general, tutorial I've seen in a long while!

This is the best video on JOINS in SQL ever.

The best tutorial I've watched on KZread!

Socratica, thanks for your clear and concise content! You saved my life in school for Python, now I'm here for SQL! I love your sense of humor!

THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST VIDEOS TO LEARN SQL. FULL MARKS FOR CREATIVITY.

I just stumbled upon the best SQL help guide ever...I can actually *focus*