SQL Queries

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SQL Basics Cheat Sheet 1

SQL Basics Cheat Sheet

SQL Basics Cheat Sheet 2

Creating and managing databases

Creates a new database.

CREATE DATABASE bank;

Delete/Drop a database and all of its contents

DROP DATABASE bank;

Show all databases in your cluster.

SHOW DATABASES;

IF EXISTS can be used to prevent errors if we (for example) attempt to delete a database that doesn’t exist.

IF EXISTS can also be used with many other SQL statements and combined with other operators.

Examples:

`DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS bank;`	`CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS bank;`

DROP DATABASE … CASCADE can be used to remove all objects that rely on the database that is being dropped. DROP DATABASE … RESTRICT can be used to prevent the DROP DATABASE command from executing unless the database is empty.

Examples:

`DROP DATABASE bank CASCADE;`	`DROP DATABASE bank RESTRICT;`

Creating tables and schema

Create a new table in the database.

CREATE TABLE users (
 id UUID PRIMARY KEY,
 city STRING,
 name STRING,
 address STRING,
 credit_card STRING,
 dl STRING
);

Define a multi-column primary key:

CREATE TABLE users (
 id UUID,
 city STRING,
 name STRING,
 PRIMARY KEY (city, id)
);

Define a foreign key referencing another table in the database:

(In this case, referencing a column called city in table called locations).

CREATE TABLE users (
 id UUID PRIMARY KEY,
 city STRING REFERENCES locations(city),
 name STRING
);

Create an index based on a column:

CREATE TABLE users (
 id UUID PRIMARY KEY,
 city STRING,
 name STRING,
 INDEX (name)
);

Disallow `NULL` values from a column:

CREATE TABLE users (
 id UUID NOT NULL,
 city STRING,
 name STRING
);

Create a new table using the results of a query:

CREATE TABLE users_ny(user_id, name, city)
AS SELECT * FROM users
WHERE city = 'new york';

Managing SQL tables

ALTER TABLE

Apply a schema change to a table.

ALTER TABLE bank ADD COLUMN active BOOL;

ALTER TABLE is used with subcommands such as:

ADD COLUMN

Add a column.

ALTER TABLE bank ADD COLUMN active BOOL;

DROP COLUMN

Remove a column.

ALTER TABLE bank DROP COLUMN active;

ALTER COLUMN

Change column constraints, datatypes, etc.

ALTER TABLE bank ALTER account_balance TYPE FLOAT;

RENAME COLUMN

Rename a column.

ALTER TABLE bank RENAME COLUMN account_balance TO balance;

RENAME TO

Rename a table.

ALTER TABLE bank RENAME TO users;

DROP TABLE

Remove a table.

DROP TABLE bank;

DROP TABLE … CASCADE can be used to remove all objects (constraints, views, etc.) that rely on the table being dropped.

DROP TABLE … RESTRICT can be used to prevent the DROP TABLE command from executing unless the table is empty.

Use DROP TABLE statements with caution!

Inserting data

INSERT INTO … VALUES

Insert rows with specified values into a table.

INSERT INTO users (name, city) VALUES('Alice', 'New York');

INSERT INTO … SELECT

Insert rows into a table from the results of a query.

INSERT INTO drivers (id, city, name, address)
 SELECT id, city, name, address FROM users
 WHERE name IN ('Anita Atkinson', 'Devin Jordan');

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SQL Queries

SQL Basics Cheat Sheet 1

SQL Basics Cheat Sheet

SQL Basics Cheat Sheet 2

SQL Basics Cheat Sheet 2

Creating and managing databases

Creating tables and schema

Define a multi-column primary key:

Define a foreign key referencing another table in the database:

Create an index based on a column:

Disallow NULL values from a column:

Create a new table using the results of a query:

Managing SQL tables

ALTER TABLE

ADD COLUMN

DROP COLUMN

ALTER COLUMN

RENAME COLUMN

RENAME TO

DROP TABLE

Inserting data

INSERT INTO … VALUES

INSERT INTO … SELECT

Disallow `NULL` values from a column: