Harbour & Co · 09:14 · 1 new message

Clock in.James needs last week’sorders by ten.

SQL Server, five minutes. You write the query. We tell you if it’s right. No videos to zone out in front of: a ticket lands, you type, you send it back.

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A message comes in. You write the query. You send the results. If it’s wrong, they tell you what’s wrong, the way a colleague would. If it’s right, the next one lands.

One company. Harbour & Co: customers, orders, order lines, products, returns, staff. Messy, like real tables.
Strict marking. SELECT * doesn’t pass. Extra columns, the wrong headers or a missing ORDER BY get sent back.
Real SQL Server habits. TOP, ISNULL, GETDATE, square brackets, F5 to execute, errors worded like SSMS.

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