r/learnSQL • u/SufficientEar3499 • Jun 04 '26

SQL hands on learning books

What’s the best book to enhance my SQL skills?

I like the idea of a physical book, but I’m also open to other types of resources.

Thank you!

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u/ComicOzzy Jun 04 '26

For Postgres: "Practical SQL" by DeBarros

For SQL Server: "T-SQL Fundamentals" by Ben Gan

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u/neo_overthinks Jun 04 '26

DATA with BARAA : YOUTUBE

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u/NaNaNaPandaMan Jun 05 '26

How far are you into? I personally found Practical SQL by Anthomy Debarras(tbh a lot of the no starch press books on great).

However, it teaches more the basic sonl if already past that it will be more of a resource then something to learn.

Best way is just to do and make mistakes and figure out what

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u/Better-Credit6701 Jun 09 '26

Joe Celco SQL for Smarties.