Join Mark Niemann-Ross for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Database Clinic: SQLite.
- [Mark] It's been a lot of fun recording this course,…Database Clinic for SQLite.…And there are things that you may want to do next.…First, you can learn more about SQLite…from other courses in this library.…SQLite is a surprisingly competent database,…and there are a lot of features…that you will only learn by doing more research.…You can watch other database clinic courses,…compare and contrast databases,…look for different ways to solve the same problem.…
The more time you spend with it,…the more you'll learn.…Finally, experiment on your own.…All the data sets are available to you.…Choose a database you want to work with…and try to solve the problems on your own.…It's trickier than you might think.…Again, thanks for watching Database Clinic for SQLite.…I've enjoyed instructing this course…and look forward to your feedback.…
Author
Mark Niemann-Ross
Released
10/13/2017- Strengths and weaknesses of SQLite
- Creating a database
- Joining data sets
- Calculations with SQLite and Python
- Searching a database
- Subqueries and queries in SQLite
- CRUD operations in SQLite with R
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 16s
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The Database Clinic series1m 22s
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1. SQLite in Five Minutes
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A brief overview of SQLite2m 41s
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Strengths of SQLite1m 33s
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Weaknesses of SQLite1m 36s
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2. Create a Database
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Database creation2m 33s
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Overview of solution1m 46s
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3. Join Two Datasets
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Join datasets2m 50s
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Overview of solution3m 33s
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Code review for R6m 45s
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4. Search a Database
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Search a database1m 51s
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Overview of solution1m 19s
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5. Create, Read, Update, and Delete Operations
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CRUD operations2m 31s
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Overview of solution1m 34s
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6. Averages and Calculations
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Calculations1m 59s
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Overview of solution3m 51s
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Create a forecast4m 57s
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Insights on this problem2m 4s
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Conclusion
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Next steps59s
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