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Code academy
Khan Academy- Intro to SQL, Microsoft Virtual Academy- Querying with Transact SQL, W3, Coursera, EdX
Both are fairly easy. Lynda and Code Academy will do the trick
Go to YouTube and watch SQL videos on the channel - kudvenkat. They are the best.
I agree 2 weeks is a lot of time to demystify a lot of the unknowns, I would say code academy and within 2 weeks you will have a base to help you figure the rest out. These systems were not designed to be complicated
I’m doing a SQL course on Udacity and really enjoying it so far
If none of the ones listed above are to your liking, pluralsight is AWESOME. I’ve tried other courses and it’s by far the best. I don’t suggest W3 schools if ur starting from scratch. It leaves a lot of unknowns imo
Seconded on code academy.
I started from nothing too. So I did a Udemy course, which provided me with a good basic SQL background, enough to do queries and run reports
Thanks everyone for the feedback. I’m assuming for Microsoft Access specific resources, YouTube is probably be best?
Coursera
Hey A OP I have a pretty nice SQL deck I was a trainer at my last company - I send it to you!