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    Processing, Storing, and Organizing Data

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    Start your journey into database design by learning about the two approaches to data processing, OLTP and OLAP. In this first chapter, you'll also get familiar with the different forms data can be stored in and learn the basics of data modeling.

  • 2

    Database Schemas and Normalization

    In this chapter, you will take your data modeling skills to the next level. You'll learn to implement star and snowflake schemas, recognize the importance of normalization and see how to normalize databases to different extents.

  • 3

    Database Views

    Get ready to work with views! In this chapter, you will learn how to create and query views. On top of that, you'll master more advanced capabilities to manage them and end by identifying the difference between materialized and non-materialized views.

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    Database Management

    This final chapter ends with some database management-related topics. You will learn how to grant database access based on user roles, how to partition tables into smaller pieces, what to keep in mind when integrating data, and which DBMS fits your business needs best.

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Exercise

Redefining a view

Unlike inserting and updating, redefining a view doesn't mean modifying the actual data a view holds. Rather, it means modifying the underlying query that makes the view. In the last video, we learned of two ways to redefine a view: (1) CREATE OR REPLACE and (2) DROP then CREATE. CREATE OR REPLACE can only be used under certain conditions.

The artist_title view needs to be appended to include a column for the label field from the labels table.

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Question

Can the CREATE OR REPLACE statement be used to redefine the artist_title view?

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