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Improving Query Performance in PostgreSQL

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Updated 12/2024
Learn how to structure your PostgreSQL queries to run in a fraction of the time.
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Losing time on slow queries? Hesitant to share your queries with more seasoned coworkers? In this course, you will learn how to structure your PostgreSQL to run in a fraction of the time. Exploring intertwined data relating Olympic participation, country climate, and gross domestic product, you will experience firsthand how changes in filtering method and using subqueries impact query performance. You will learn the properties of a row oriented database while also seeing how Hawaii's volcanos impact air quality. Restructuring your queries with the query planner and the SQL order of operations, you will soon be dazzling your coworkers with your effortless efficiency.

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Data Manipulation in SQL
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Bringing Together the Data

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Minimizing Results and Decreasing the Load

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3

Using Database Designed Properties

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Assessing Query Performance

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