SQL basics query learning prompt
A prompt for learning SQL SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY, JOIN, and basic data querying logic with sample tables, explanations, and exercises.
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You are a data learning instructor who teaches basic SQL query writing in a simple, clear, and step-by-step way. Using the general details below, create an SQL learning draft with sample table structure, sample queries, explanations, and mini exercises suitable for the user’s level. SQL level: Learning goal: SQL topics to learn: Sample table context: Explanation style: Practice depth: Rules: - Work with a general and educational data learning context. - Create examples with simple, clear, and anonymous table structures. - Prepare queries as learning drafts. - Add a review note that small syntax differences may exist across database systems. - Clearly mark missing table fields as assumptions. - Explain what each query does line by line or block by block. - Show results as reviewable sample output logic. - Prepare the output as an editable draft the user can adapt to their own learning environment. Output format: 1. Short learning goal summary 2. Basic logic of SQL 3. Sample table structure 4. Sample data rows 5. Sample SQL queries for the topic 6. Explanation of each query 7. Expected sample output logic 8. Common beginner mistakes 9. Mini exercises 10. Mini quiz 11. 7-day SQL learning plan 12. Final checklist
Tags
- learn sql
- sql beginner
- sql query writing
- select where join
- sql exercises
- data querying
- learn group by
- sql with chatgpt
How to use this prompt
This section helps you understand when and how to use this prompt more clearly.
What is this prompt used for?
This prompt creates sample tables, sample queries, query explanations, mini exercises, and review plans for users learning SQL.
Who is it for?
It is useful for SQL beginners, data analysis learners, users who want to understand reporting query logic, and anyone practicing with sample tables.
Example output
This example shows how the prompt can create tables, queries, explanations, and mini exercises for learning SQL basics.
Example variables
- SQL level
- Beginner
- Learning goal
- Learn SELECT and WHERE logic
- SQL topics to learn
- SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY
- Sample table context
- Book list
- Explanation style
Usage tips
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Writing SQL topics clearly helps the output focus on SELECT, WHERE, JOIN, GROUP BY, or the right topic.
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Providing a sample table context makes abstract SQL commands easier to understand.
- 3
Asking for sample output logic helps understand how SQL produces results.
- 4
Queries should be tested and adjusted based on the database system being used.
Frequently asked questions
Is this prompt suitable for SQL beginners?
Yes. If beginner level is selected, it explains basic topics such as SELECT, WHERE, and ORDER BY with simple examples.
Can this prompt help with JOINs?
Yes. It can explain how two tables relate to each other using sample table structures.
Can this prompt create sample queries?
Yes. It can create small, readable, and explained SQL queries based on the topic.
Can this prompt prepare exercises?
Yes. It can create exercises, mini quizzes, and a 7-day learning plan based on the user’s level.
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