Microsoft SQL Developer Training
Learn how to build, develop, and maintain a SQL Server database by focusing on original features and tools of the SQL server. And how to alter tables using T-SQL, SELECT statements,indexes, queries, transaction types, and triggers. Database management skills like disaster recovery, data storage, replication, and data mirroring. Build and maintain SQL Server DB, and gain insights into enterprise data with real-world SQL Server Development Training.
Microsoft SQL Developer Training
During this course of Sql Server Training for Development, you will be able to learn what is SQL architecture, server/client relation, stored procedures, functions, SELECT statement, data types, views. how to modify data by using T-SQL, How to develop different operators and functions to design RDBMS, How to create and manage triggers, How to search, index, sort, and group by using records. (How to transactions - using isolation level and locking - preventing deadlocks.) How to implement optimized/efficient, scalable database, scripts/programs/queries for executions. How to recover, replicate, mirror, and store the data in the database. How to implement actions like installation, configure, planning, designing database, troubleshooting, and security, data recovering techniques. How to use advanced query techniques, advanced views, complex queries, user-defined functions, work with XML. You will also be able to monitor and control user access in optimizing the performance of the database.How to insert, update, and delete data, How to work on joins and sub-queries
Student Journey
Soon after enrolling in the course of Sql server Developer Training at TrainingHub.IO, you will get trained by professionals experienced with 10+ of experience. (The course is designed for software developers, BI Professionals, SQL andDatabase administrators, Big data and Hadoop professionals, BA, and Managers, Individuals looking for a career in SQL development.) There are no pre-requisites to enroll for the course.Hence anyone can gain in-depth knowledge of the content. Instructors conduct assignments and doubt clarifications for better understandings. After successful completion of the course, the expert's advice will be provided based on individuals performance.
Course Content
RDBMS Concept & Essential Tools
- SQL Server Management Studio
- Transact-SQL
- SQL Server Configuration Manager
- DBMS Concept
- RDBMS Concepts
- ER Diagram Concepts
- Cardinality
- Ordinality
- SDLC for Database design and Development
- Normalization and De-Normalization
Creating schemas
- Managing schemas
- Referencing schemas versus using the default schema
- Hiding schemas with synonyms
- Building tables
Selecting appropriate data types
- Constructing tables with CREATE TABLE
- Different data types and what is the internal difference
- Importance of selecting proper data types
- Data types and performance
- Converting data using CAST and CONVERT
- User Defined DataTypes
Adding constraints
- Not Null
- Primary Key
- Foreign key
- UniqueoCheck
- Default
- Candidate Key
- Alternate Key
- Natural Key
- Surrogate Key
Implementing various types of joins
- Inner joins
- Cross joins
- Left, right and full outer joins
- Equijoins
- The performance implications of joins
- Adding filter conditions to outer joins
- Writing self joins
- Join algorithms(hash join), loop join and merge join
- Joining a table to itself
- Chaining self joins
- Solving time-interval problems
Scalar and Aggregate Functions/Set Operators
- Taking advantage of scalar functions
- Converting data types
- Handling dates
- Manipulating strings
- Choosing the right function for the job
- Set operators – UNION , UNION ALL ,INTERSECT ,EXCEPT
Sorting and Filtering Data
- Sorting Data
- Filtering Data with Predicates
- Filtering with the TOP and OFFSET-FETCH Options
- Working with Unknown Values
Summarizing data with aggregate functions
- COUNT
- SUM
- AVG
- Equijoins
- MIN
- MAX
- Managing NULLs
- Suppressing duplicates
- GROUP BY and GROUPING SETS
- Applying conditions with HAVING
- Calculating moving averages
- Computing running totals
- Nesting grouped aggregates
- Joins and grouping
- Introducing subtotals with CUBE and ROLLUP
Declaring variables and parameters
- Creating and utilizing local variables
- Passing input and output parameters
- Interrogating global variables
RANK Function -Row_Number
- RANK and DENSE_RANK
- Ordering data with ranking functions
- ROW_NUMBER with ordered sets
- The OVER clause
Building Sub-queries
- Simple sub-queries
- Sub-queries in conditions and column expressions
- Creating multilevel sub-queries
- Avoiding problems when sub-queries return NULLs
- Handling multi row sub-query results
- Correlated sub-queries
- Accessing values from the outer query
- EXISTS vs. INoIdentifying duplicates
- Avoiding accidental correlation
Temporary Tables
- Create local temporary tables
- Create global temporary tables
- Table value parameter
- Table variablesoCommon table expression (CTE)
- Derived Tables
PIVOT/UNPIVOT
- Importance of pivoting
- How to pivot data
Maintaining Data (DML)
- Modifying data
- Inserting, updating and deleting data
- Derived table in FROM clause
- Derived table in JOIN clause
Views
- Storing queries on the server
- Concealing complexity with views
- Indexed views
- Partitioned views
- Taking advantage of schema binding
- View encryption
Transaction
- ACID properties
- Ensuring data consistency with transactions and distributed transactions
- Isolation levels
- Begin Transaction
- Commit Transaction
- Save point
- Phantom rows
- Non repeatable reads
- Dirty Reads
- Dealing with open transactions when an exception occurs
Programming procedural statements
- Implementing conditions with IF...ELSE
- Looping with WHILE and GOTO
- Creating code blocks with BEGIN...END
- Debugging with PRINT
- Returning data using RETURN
- Debugging T-SQL in Management Studio
Handling errors
- Communicating problems to the client with RAISERROR
- Intercepting errors with TRY...CATCH
- Dealing with open transactions when an exception occurs
Stored Procedures
- Batch and stored procedure processing
- Minimizing network traffic using batches and procedures
- Stored procedure compilation and execution
- Using scalar functions
- Table value parameters
- Querying Multiple Tables
Creating and managing indexes
- Clustered Index
- Non Clustered Index
- Unique Index
- Filtered Index
- Partitioned Index
- Covered Index
- Defining indexed views
- Analyzing and repairing fragmentation
Functions
- Scalar Function
- In-Line table value function
- Multi-statement table-valued function
- Creating user-defined functions
- Calculating values with scalar functions
- Processing multiple rows returned from a table-valued function
- Taking advantage of schema binding
- Function encryption
Triggers & Cursors
- INSTEAD OF vs. AFTER triggers
- Detecting row changes using the inserted and deleted tables
- Tracking metadata changes with DDL triggers
- Auditing user access using a LOGON trigger
- Tracking data changes with the OUTPUT clause
- Track column changes using UPDATE function
- Processing rows on the server with a cursor
Implementing Server and Database Security
- Creating logins
- Contrasting Windows and SQL Server authentication
- Authorizing logins
- Making logins members of server roles
- Enforcing password policy
System databases
- Master
- MSDB
- Model
- TempDB
- Importance of TempDB with respect to performance
Backup - Restoring databases operation + Scripting
- Restore a full backup
- Restore a differential backup
- Restore a log backup
- Restore with NO RECOVERY
- Restore with RECOVERY
- Restore with RESTART
- Point in time restore
- MARK restore
- Recovering user databases
- Testing recovery scenarios
- Scripting objects and moving data with Transact-SQL
- Detaching and attaching databases
Linked Server
- What /why / how about linked server
- To create a linked server to another instance of SQL Server
- To create a linked server with Non-SQL Command Providers
- Test the linked server
- Writing a query that joins tables from a linked server
Export/Import data/database
- Import wizard
- Export wizard
- Copy database wizard
Automating Tasks with Jobs and Alerts
- The SQL Server Agent
- Configuring the agent
- Setting up Database Mail
- Multistep jobs
- Defining jobs to handle routine tasks
- Creating alerts and operators
- Associating alerts with jobs
Storing and Querying XML Data in SQL Server
- XML and XML Schemas
- Storing XML Data and Schemas in SQL Server
- Implementing the XML Data Type
- Using the T-SQL FOR XML Statement
- Getting Started with xQuery
- Shredding XML
Extras
- Introduction to Temporal Data
- End to End Case study Including Build Database from Scratch
- Total 6 Assignments
- More than 10 quizzes
- Debugging Techniques
- Introduction to Profiler
- Top 50 queries to be used in Industry
- Top 50 interview questions for preparation as Sql Server Developer
- Review and consolidate your SQL skills with tons of exercises!
More about Microsoft SQL Developer Training
Upskill yourself or your team with this SQL server training course taught by real-world experts. Our highly experienced professionals help you understand how to manage the Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) to support a variety of Business Intelligence (BI), transaction processing, and analytics applications. We blend unique teaching methods to assist aspiring candidates in comprehending and acquiring essential skills to create, administer, and maintain Microsoft SQL Server Databases to explore the data through SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS). In this project-based SQL Server development course, you will also master core job-related tasks within the SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) environment. Our hands-on, expert-led SQL server training classes equip students with the knowledge needed to excel in the industry.
Course FAQs
What you'll learn in this SQL Server Training Course?
Through our SQL Server training classes, our instructor will walk you through these concepts: Database types, client/server relationships, and SQL architecture-Using various operators, functions, etc. to design relational databases-T-SQL, views, and stored procedures for modifying data -Basics of triggers -Database backup and restore And much more
Why should you take this SQL Server Course?
According to a recent survey by Forrester Research, most companies believe they are only analyzing about 12 percent of the data they have.In the United States, a SQL Server developer makes an average salary of $96,185 annually -Indeed.The demand for SQL developers will increase even more in the years to come as data volumes expand. A clear understanding of the advanced features of SQL Server would open a new range of job prospects for your career.
Who should go for this SQL Server Training?
The professionals listed below gain the most from taking this training:
IT Professionals
Database Administrators
Business Intelligence Professionals
Data Analysts
Those aspiring for a career in SQL Server development.
What are the prerequisites to take this SQL Server Course?
There are no particular requirements to take this SQL Server course. Knowing the basics of relational DBMS will help you fully understand MS SQL Server.