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PostgreSQL Tutorial

SQL ergonomics through EXPLAIN intuition, transactional behaviour, pragmatic schema design.

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Lesson outline

  1. 61
    LIKE and ILIKE Pattern Matching

    Use PostgreSQL's LIKE and ILIKE for pattern matching: learn wildcard syntax, case sensitivity, and how to apply them with practical examples and troubleshooting tips.

  2. 62
    PostgreSQL Tutorial — Part 031

    Placeholder slot — edit in console (postgresql-stub-031).

  3. 63
    Combine Values with CONCAT

    Combine values with CONCAT and string functions — PostgreSQL Tutorial.

  4. 64
    PostgreSQL Tutorial — Part 032

    Placeholder slot — edit in console (postgresql-stub-032).

  5. 65
    PostgreSQL ACID Transactions

    Understand transactions and ACID properties in PostgreSQL. Learn why they matter for data integrity and how to use them in practice.

  6. 66
    PostgreSQL Tutorial — Part 033

    Placeholder slot — edit in console (postgresql-stub-033).

  7. 67
    Use BEGIN, COMMIT, ROLLBACK

    Master PostgreSQL transactions with BEGIN, COMMIT, and ROLLBACK. Learn to wrap statements, control commits, and roll back safely with hands-on examples and troubleshooting.

  8. 68
    PostgreSQL Tutorial — Part 034

    Placeholder slot — edit in console (postgresql-stub-034).

  9. 69
    Create and Use Views in PostgreSQL

    Learn to create and use views in PostgreSQL — simplify complex queries, improve security, and manage data access. Practical steps and examples.

  10. 70
    PostgreSQL Tutorial — Part 035

    Placeholder slot — edit in console (postgresql-stub-035).

  11. 71
    Materialized Views: Update & Refresh

    Learn how to update and refresh materialized views in PostgreSQL with practical, step-by-step guidance.

  12. 72
    PostgreSQL Tutorial — Part 036

    Placeholder slot — edit in console (postgresql-stub-036).

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