databases are technology. what is working with them like

A .44 bullet in the head every fucking day.

>>56391602
you're more than a normal user I see

can someone post dropbox db dump ?

>>56391602
Seams about right though some days it's more of a .50

>>56391423
FUCK SQL server

>>56391423
waiting 20 hours to rsync a giant database from one spinning rust wheel to another, over 10mbit/s and then waiting 10 hours for the database to be loaded from the backup

Any good books/websites for learning SQL?

>>56394790
Community college

>>56391631
https://leakbase.pw/

anyone have experience with MongoDB or the other web3.0 meme databases?

Wow a thread that starts with [x] is technology and is ACTUALLY about technology.

>what is working with them like in the real world?
>>56391602

>>56394790
SQL itself is the easiest shit to learn. It's probably the only other course on CodeAcademy besides their HTML/CSS course that actually works.

https://www.amazon.com/SQL-Queries-Mere-Mortals-Hands-/dp/0321992474/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1472857404&sr=8-1&keywords=sql+queries+for+mere+mortals
This is good if you have ZERO idea what you're doing and a great reference if you do know what you're doing.

The difficulty comes from a number of sources, one that affects me personally is if your workplace has shitty database structure with data all over the place.

>>56391423
Some days it's not so bad

I want normie wagecucks to get off my board. This is NEET website

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>MFW people don't use HANA