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Date registered: February 13, 2011

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  1. Query to find user access and roles in Teradata — March 22, 2017
  2. Active Database for Interview Questions — March 6, 2017
  3. Teradata Tech Associates — January 11, 2015
  4. Recursive Query in Teradata — November 4, 2014
  5. ROLLUP Function with Example — October 10, 2014

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  1. Primary Index in Teradata — 104 comments
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  4. Teradata 12 Certification – Intro — 61 comments
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Mar 02

Practice Questions – Part 3

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Mar 01

Practice Questions – Part 2

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Feb 28

Practice Questions – Part 1

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Feb 26

Teradata 12 Certification – Intro

For latest update about Teradata 14 certification, click below link – Teradata 14 Certification The Teradata Certified Professional Program is focused on advancing the growth of Teradata knowledge and skills to a worldwide professional IT community. After V2R5 the latest set of exams for Teradata is – TERADATA 12. There are total 7 exams for …

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Feb 26

Interview Questions : SET 1

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Feb 26

Teradata Background Check

The Teradata database was originally designed in 1976, by TERADATA Corp. Nearly 25 years later, Teradata is still considered ahead of its time. In 1976, IBM, mainframes dominated the computer business. However the original founders of TD noticed that it took about 4½ years for IBM to produce a new mainframe. At the same time, …

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Feb 25

How To Use Built-in Functions in Teradata?

First of all what are Built-in functions? These are functions which do not need any sort of arguments but still returns information about the system; user, date, time, session etc. Built-in functions are sometimes referred to as special registers. Mostly used with the SELECT statement. SELECT <Built-In Function> • ACCOUNT: – If you are wondering …

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