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Ms SQL Server - Training Course

MS SQL Server Training course provide you with technical skills required to implement a database solution with Microsoft SQL Server Client/Server database management system. Our training course reflects the significant and practical issues of database design and important features that SQL Server provides for implementers and developers in the Transact-SQL language. Our class is a hands-on database exercise that allows you to practice or demonstrate a particular concept or skill. Our class also covers information about the networking configuration necessary to complete and manage database.


Days : 4 days
TIME : 9:00 till 17:00 (Overtime Expected).
INCLUDE: Free parking + 2 Snack meals and beverages. Disk support to trainee.
EQUIP:
Computer at least Pentium II as well real SERVER.

CLASS COVERING DETAILS & CONTENTS OF:

  • Managing Transaction and Locks
    Introduction to transaction and Locks
    Managing Transaction
    Microsoft SQL Server Locking
    Managing Locks

  • Implementing Views
    What is a view?
    Advantages of views
    Defining views
    Modifying data through views
    Performance considerations

  • Implementing Stored Procedures
    Introduction to Stored procedures
    Creating executing and modifying Stored procedure
    Using parameters in Stored procedures
    Executing extended Stored procedures
    Handing error messages
    Performance Considerations

  • Leveraging SQL Server Functions.
    String Function
    Aggregate Functions
    Mathematical Functions
    Date/Time Functions
    System Procedures

  • Implementing Triggers
    What is a Trigger?
    Defining Triggers
    Example of Triggers
    Performance Considerations

  • Working with Distributed Transactions
    Setting up a distributed environment
    Querying a linked server
    Executing a stored procedure on a linked Server
    Modifying distributed data

  • Building a COM-based, N-Tier Application
    Building 3-Tiered Distributed Applications
    N-Tier Architecture Challenges
    Business Requirements
    Application Functions
    Application Data
    Business Rules
    Business Object Model
    Application Layers
    The Data Model