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Beyond Basic SQL – Join Validation

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You have a query, maybe one you didn’t write. How do you test and validate that the joins are correct? Let’s walk through a simple example. I’m running MySQL with the employees sample database...

Data Naming Standards

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This page describes a high level approach for naming database objects. It is a combination of the abbreviations that I have used used at many clients. It also includes some basic principles from...

Beyond basic SQL skills – Nulls

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Introduction You know your way around the select statement, you can join tables in various ways, use aggregate functions, can alter existing tables and create new objects, etc. But sometimes your SQL...

Glen Pennington

I have over 30 years of IT experience in the application of computer technology to many fields of business. I have deep experience in developing ETL/ELT pipelines to populate data warehouses, data lakes, and data products built on traditional relational database and cloud based platforms such as Snowflake and the Spark ecosystem.

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