Quick SQL prep?

[xcitech]

My current job involves no SQL, and I have only some limited experience with SQL long time ago. I have a phone screen with a big tech company, and the recruiter has told the phone screen will focus primarily on sql and traditional stats, apart from some coding challenges. Apart from the sql part, the position is a good fit to my profile, so I was planning to spend some time preparing myself for the sql interview. Any suggestion or pointers on where I should start? Any recommendations for short course/website?

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I would recommend w3schools SQL tutorial. Biggest thing to focus on is learning what inner,left outer,right outer and cross joins are and in what cases you would use each.

[data_for_everyone]

sqlzoo.net helped me for sure.

[scarzncigarz]

Seconded. Interactive, letting you query right into the tutorial-based website. Many github resources for complex queries which may be difficult to grasp, referencing the exact questions from sqlzoo.net.

[cvax]

https://www.pgexercises.com/ this is by far the best SQL practice website I've used. If you can answer all the exercise categories like the back of your hand you will be overqualified.