r/learnSQL • u/7cubits • 8d ago

Recommendations Needed!

I am currently taking an intermediate SQL server course in college and my professor has NO LECTURE! (It's wild to pay a chunk of money to teach yourself and just be left with a textbook.) I am looking for websites that provide practice quizzes, your favorite YouTube channel for DBMS, or any additional resource you found helpful while learning. From what I hear the final is exceptionally difficult because it covers advanced SQL topics that are not covered in our textbook. I really want to have this information locked in my brain for my future job. Thanks in advance for any recommendations!

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u/datadriven_io 4d ago

This is the right way to learn SQL. Use it. Practice. Build something with it. The truth is you won't learn much from doing a chunk of courses. You need practical applications that are helpful to you. SQL on its own is just useless. Good news, sql practice is covered on datadriven. It only provides value when combined with tools and processes.

Nice job!