Intermediate SQL Techniques and DB Design for CFers (One Day Seminar)As a CF developer, you've certainly come to realize that there's a lot more to developing web apps than simply knowing how to sling CFML. Almost every app you create involves database interaction. The thing is, most CF developers focus on just the most basic SQL (SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE), but there's a whole lot more that you really should know about. Too often, developers use CF to do what SQL can do more effectively.Are you familiar with using aggregate functions (COUNT, SUM, MIN, MAX, AVG)? Do you know when and why you should use an outer joins? Nested and correlated subqueries? These aren't just esoteric features-they can be the key to solving real problems you frequently face. You may just be doing things the hard way. Then there are the more advanced features that some databases offer, such as views and stored procedures. Are you using those? Do you realize why you should? And what the performance and organizational benefits are? Did you know that you can use these even in a simple DBMS like Access (yes, you can even use CFSTOREDPROC against Access, as we'll see)? But this isn't a talk for only Access developers. Whether you're using SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, or something else, you'll learn things that will work for you. We'll also cover some fundamentals of database design. Not a boring review but just focusing on the things that you should know-and should study more after this class. We'll also talk about datasource configuration and database selection. You'll get the information you need to go back to work much more capable and ready to learn more at your own pace. Partial List of Topics:
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