SQL at work Queries formatting aka "developing your style". Part 2

252. Queries formatting aka “developing your style”. Part 2

Let’s continue our discussion about formatting queries. 🚀

Lower case vs upper case

Throughout the whole course you saw the queries formatted using the upper case:

SELECT id AS user_id, SPLIT_PART(email, '@', 2) AS email_domain FROM users WHERE country = 'us' AND status = 'customer'

Of course, it’s not the only way of doing this. Here’s the same query using the lower case:

select id as user_id, split_part(email, '@', 2) as email_domain from users where country = 'us' and status = 'customer'

Crazy, right? It looks, feels and reads like a...

“well worth the money”
Sign up and check out 36 free lessons and exercises.

Anatoli Makarevich, author of SQL Habit About SQL Habit

Hi, it’s Anatoli, the author of SQL Habit. 👋

SQL Habit is a course (or, as some of the students say, “business simulator”). It’s based on a story of a fictional startup called Bindle. You’ll play a role of their Data Analyst 📊 and solve real-life challenges from Business, Marketing, and Product Management.

SQL Habit course is made of bite-sized lessons (you’re looking at one atm) and exercises. They always have a real-life setting and detailed explanations. You can immediately apply everything you’ve learned at work. 🚀

“well worth the money”

Fluent in SQL in a month

Master Data Analysis with SQL with real life examples from Product Management, Marketing, Finance and more.
-- Type your query here, for example this one -- lists all records from users table: SELECT * FROM users
Loading chart... ⏳
Previous lesson: Queries formatting aka “developing your style”. Part 1
Next lesson: Random in SQL