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MS SQL Server Hands-on Training Courses

SQL Server 2000 System Administration
SQL Server 2000 Database Implementation

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SQL Server 7.0 Database Implementation

 

SQL Server 7.0 Database Implementation
Price: US $1,995, UK £1,499 + VAT | Duration: 5 days


This course is aimed at application programmers, database engineers, analysts or other database specialists who require in-depth understanding of SQL Server architecture and advanced facilities together with the skills to implement a database solution using the MS SQL server management system.


Experience using the Microsoft Windows NTŪ Server network operating system. It is recommended delegates have one year's experience with relational databases, three to six months of SQL Server experience together with an understanding of basic ANSI SQL statements.


This course provides delegates with technical skills required to implement a database solution with the Microsoft SQL Server relational database management system. The course provides extensive hands-on practical experience covering all the main topics including creating databases, creating indexes, performing advanced queries and summarising data.


  • Create and manage files, file groups, databases, tables and transaction logs
  • Enforce data integrity using constraints, defaults, and rules
  • Plan for appropriate use
  • Create and maintain indexes
  • Write queries that retrieve and modify data using joins and subqueries
  • Write queries that summarise data
  • Manage locking options and transactions to ensure data concurrency and recoverability
  • Create views of data
  • Design & create stored procedures
  • Design and create triggers
  • Work with distributed data


SQL Server Overview
What is Microsoft SQL Server? | SQL Server architecture | SQL Server security | SQL Server databases | Working with SQL Server

Overview of Transact - SQL
Microsoft SQL Server programming tools | Transact-SQL programming language | Elements of Transact-SQL | Ways to execute Transact-SQL statements | How queries are processed

Creating Databases
Introduction to databases | Working with databases | Modifying databases | Creating file groups | Library database | Creating data types | Creating tables | Generating scripts

Implementing Data Integrity
Types of data integrity | Enforcing data integrity | Using constraints | Using defaults and rules | Deciding which enforcement method to use

Planning and Creating Indexes
Introduction to indexes | Index architecture | Creating indexes | CREATE INDEX options

Querying Multiple Tables
Combining data from multiple tables | Combining multiple result sets | Creating a table from a result set

Advanced Query Techniques
Introduction to subqueries | Nested subqueries | Correlated subqueries | Using the EXISTS and NOT EXISTS keywords | Modifying data

Summarizing Data
Using aggregate functions | GROUP BY fundamentals | Generating aggregate values within result sets | Using the COMPUTE and COMPUTE BY clauses | Listing the top n values

Managing Transactions and Locks
Introduction to transactions and lock | Managing transactions | SQL Server locking | Managing locks

Working with Distributed Data
Introduction to distributed queries | Executing an ad hoc query on a remote data source | Setting up a linked server environment | Executing a query on a linked server | Executing a stored procedure on a linked server | Modifying data on a linked server | Distributing data

\Implementing Views
What is a view? | Advantages of views | Defining views | Modifying data through views

Implementing Stored Procedures
Introduction to stored procedures | Creating, executing and modifying stored procedures | Using parameters in stored procedures | Executing extended stored procedures | Handling error messages

Implementing Triggers
Introduction to triggers | Defining triggers | Examples of triggers

Advanced Text Queries
Microsoft Search Service | Microsoft English Query


Exercises include creating Databases & database objects, implementing data integrity, creating & maintaining indexes, querying multiple tables, using advanced query techniques, summarising data, managing transactions and locks, working with distributed data, implementing views, creating stored procedures, creating triggers.

 

 

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