This article will focus on writing SQL queries against the database reference table with a fairly simple structure to understand and implement.

Additionally, we are going to clarify the concepts behind writing effective SQL queries along with some professional life tips.

Before Querying the Database Tables

As this article is about querying database tables with the help of SQL scripts, readers should have a certain background to fully understand the concepts and examples. Also, the necessary equipment must be present:

You need:

1. The basic knowledge of relational databases and SQL.
2. An SQL database server installed locally or remotely.
3. Database management tools such as SQL Server Management Studio or dbForge Studio for SQL Server.

You should be able to create a sample database (with the help of provided scripts), connect to the SQL Server, and run against that sample database.

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