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 Duration 21 hours

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Introduction to AI-Enhanced SQL

  • Overview of AI integration within data systems.
  • The shift from traditional SQL to AI-assisted querying methods.
  • Key enterprise use cases and associated benefits.

Understanding LLMs in the Context of SQL

  • Mechanisms by which LLMs interpret and generate structured queries.
  • Evaluating GPT, LLaMA, DeepSeek, Qwen, and Mistral for SQL-specific applications.
  • Fine-tuning models for effective database interaction.

Natural Language to SQL (NL2SQL) Systems

  • Architectural patterns and approaches for NL2SQL implementation.
  • Construction and deployment of text-to-SQL pipelines.
  • Assessing query accuracy and alignment with user intent.

AI-Assisted Query Optimization

  • Leveraging AI to identify and rectify inefficient queries.
  • Utilizing LLM-based query rewriting to enhance performance.
  • Embedding AI optimization capabilities into PostgreSQL and SQL Server.

Security, Governance, and Auditability

  • Managing access controls for AI-generated queries.
  • Ensuring model explainability and regulatory compliance.
  • Implementing AI governance frameworks in enterprise data systems.

LLM Integration and Orchestration

  • Establishing connections between SQL engines and AI APIs.
  • Utilizing orchestration frameworks such as LangChain and LlamaIndex.
  • Deploying AI components across hybrid and cloud-based architectures.

Practical Implementation Labs

  • Configuring AI-SQL connections and setting up test environments.
  • Generating and evaluating AI-produced queries.
  • Quantifying performance gains achieved through AI optimization.

Future Trends and Enterprise Adoption Strategies

  • The emergence of AI-native database systems and the evolution of SQL.
  • Seamless integration with data lakes, BI tools, and data pipelines.
  • Developing internal AI query assistants for organizational use.

Summary and Recommended Next Steps

Requirements

  • A solid grasp of SQL fundamentals.
  • Practical experience in database administration or data engineering.
  • Foundational knowledge of AI or machine learning principles.

Intended Audience

  • Data engineers and database administrators.
  • Enterprise architects and analytics leads.
  • Teams focused on AI integration and platform engineering.

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