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SQL in Action: Tracking Customer Outstanding Loans in Banking Using "SELF JOIN"
Image from stock.adobe.com In the previous blogs of this series, I explored how data analysis fits into real business scenarios. Now, it’s time to take the next step in this journey, working with larger more complex datasets, the kind that banks deal with every day. One of the challenges they face constantly is figuring out the loan outstanding for customers who have multiple loans. Think about it! customers rarely just have one loan. Many of them juggle a home loan, a person
Abirami Ramasubramanian
Jan 136 min read


Switching Gears: How Non-IT Professionals Can Become Data Analysts
From NON - IT to Data Analytics... Could This Be Your Story Too? Photo by Deng Xiang on Unsplash Have you ever sat at your desk and thought, “I’m doing my job well… but is this really what I want to do long term?” If yes, trust me you’re not alone. I was working in the financial sector , handling daily operations, transactions, and reports. Everything was stable. Everything was familiar. But somewhere along the way, I started noticing something interesting, every decision wa
Abirami Ramasubramanian
Jan 94 min read
CTEs vs. Views in PostgreSQL: How to Choose the Right Tool
In PostgreSQL, both Common Table Expressions (CTEs) and views offer powerful ways to simplify and organize complex queries. While they...
Sasikala R
Oct 11, 20254 min read


Window Functions in PostgreSQL — A Game Changer for Data Analytics
Introduction: PostgreSQL's window functions are a powerful feature that allows for complex data analysis and reporting directly within...
Sasikala R
Oct 11, 20253 min read
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