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Data Type Overview - Order of Precendence, Using CAST and CONVERT, and Best Practices for Data Type Conversion (Video Series)
Video Category:
Table Design - Datatypes, Constraints, IDENTITY Columns, Normalization, and More
Skill Level:
300 (Intermediate)
Versions/Editions Covered:
SQL Server 2005
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SQL Server 2000
,
SQL Server 2008
All SQL developers should have command of the datatype conversion functions, CAST and CONVERT. All SQL developers should also have full knowledge of the data types themselves (i.e., which holds a larger number, FLOAT or REAL?).
This video series helps you cope with the various data types as well as helping you learn how implicit and explicit datatype conversion works (i.e., converting from a string to a number) and much, much more.
Videos in this Series:
Title
Skill
Length
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01 - An Introduction to Datatype Conversion
200
11 mins.
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02 - Implicit Datatype Conversion and How SQL Server Converts Data in Expression...
200
11 mins.
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03 - More on Datatype Conversions with ISNUMERIC and ISDATE
300
8 mins.
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04 - Working With Decimal-Based Datatypes: MONEY, DECIMAL, FLOAT, et al
300
14 mins.
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05 - Working With Integer Data
300
10 mins.
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06 - Explicit Datatype Conversion Using CAST and CONVERT
300
17 mins.
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07 - More on Using CAST and CONVERT to Do Datatype Conversion
300
12 mins.
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08 - Understanding Datatype Precedence in Implict Conversions
300
11 mins.
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09 - Best Practices, Writing CASE Statements, and Final Thoughts
400
6 mins.
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10 - Final, Final Thoughts
400
7 mins.
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