[NFBCS] Test

[Ryan Stevens]

Thanks, Lewis. I've actually worked with SQL Server as a database designer
for years. Right now, my company wants me to take on administration duties,
which are a lot more complex, so I'm trying to find courses that are
accessible, possibly even tailored to blind IT pros.

 

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Your message got through.  I learned SQL long ago when I could see.

Today I just do google searches.

 

Code camp has this lookup:

https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/basic-sql-commands/

 

www3 schools

https://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_quickref.asp

 

The only other thing you need is a sql server to practice on.

 

If you use Docker I have a repo Postgresql in a minute 

https://github.com/lewislwood/postgresql-persistent-connect

 

 

If you do not use Docker you can install mariadb or mysql.

Along with adminer.

 

 

 

Postgres supports JSON queries as well. This is somewhat similar to
collection style of data storage.

Thus Postgresql is allowing dynamic JSON in their SQL queries, this is
relatively new only a few years. Now mysql also may support this type of
content.

 

You must have a database in order to practice and play around.

 

msAccess is also a viable tool as well.  They offer a drag drop interface,
not sure about accessibility for blind, since I was able to see 10 years ago
when I played with it a lot for a client of mine.

 

Lewis Wood

lewislwood at gmail.com <mailto:lewislwood at gmail.com> 

 

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Hello,

 

I sent an email a couple of days ago asking if anyone knows of an accessible
online training for SQL Server DBA, but got no response. Please let me know
if this message gets through.

 

Thanks,

Ryan Stevens

 

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