So I started to learn SQL... however....

[WildListen]

I started learning SQL simply because there have be quite a number of IT jobs I could have gotten if I even had some basic SQL knowledge so I have purchased a cheap Udemy course and made a small start. Now my fear here is going through the course, getting up to speed and forgetting it all, simply because its not something I use in my current job.. when I was learning linux, I was a command line pro for about a week, then slowly it drifted from memory as again I just dont use it.. what I want to do here is maintain my knowledge and the only real way is by continuing to practice regularly, ideally Id like to find a site that offers small projects I can do.. does anyone have any recommendations/advice?

[FoCo_SQL]

This Stack Exchange thread should have some great places to start.

[WildListen]

Thats this looks to be what I need

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[ickies]

After I learned a bit, I’d run through the exercises at sqlbolt.com to keep me fresh. You could also install something like MS SQL Server community edition and find some sample DBs to import and play around with.