Objectives-the structured query language, Database Management System

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Objectives

After reading this part, you should be able to:

Modify, create, and delete database schema objects;
Update database using SQL command;
Retrieve data from the database by queries and sub-queries;
Control database access ;
Handle joins operations;
Deal with database objects like Views, Tables, Indexes, Sequences, and synonyms using SQL

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