Sql Reports

Tihomir Babic

SQL for Financial Reporting

SQL should be part of every modern financial reporting process. It can deal with gigabytes of data and perform financial calculations in a split second. It’s time to transition from Abacus (also known as Excel!) and start using SQL in financial reporting.    Data has taken a central part in business decision making. This applies even more to financial data. The main goal of businesses is to make a profit, so it’s no wonder that financial data plays a crucial role in the strategic decision-making process of any modern business.

Kate Stolarek

How to Use SQL to Filter Your Client Email Database

Looking for ways to be on friendly terms with your email database? Here's my way of using SQL to evaluate a promotion. A client database plays an essential role in developing your sales and marketing strategies. Having a clear and well-structured database has several benefits. For example, you can increase your company's revenue by managing your current and new clients – they can be monitored and offered special promotions. Moreover, such an effort develops customer satisfaction and increases value for your current customers.

Adrian Więch

Google Analytics and SQL

Google Analytics is a very popular tool among website and blog owners alike. With a simple and quick setup, it lets you gather data about your web page visitors easily. However, did you know that you can export data from Google Analytics to create your own SQL reports? Read this article to find out how. Google Analytics is an extremely popular and powerful solution that lets you collect and analyze various kinds of information about your website.

LearnSQL.com Team

SQL Course of the Month – Creating Basic SQL Reports

In May, we chose Creating Basic SQL Reports as our course of the month. Why? Because the basis of every successful business is making the right decisions based on proven data and good SQL reports. I asked Agnieszka Kozubek-Krycuń, Chief Content Officer at Vertabelo, about this. She knows SQL better than just about anyone and is probably the best person to talk about SQL Reporting. What does it mean to create SQL reports?