Course Overview

MS SQL development training is designed to help you in becoming a database professional. Our course curriculum is crafted carefully to cover the real-world projects and in mastering the Transact SQL. SVTechhub Microsoft SQL Database developer training covers the fundamental concepts such as database development basics, in-memory databases,  programmatic database objects, and transactions. Our experienced trainers will teach you all the fundamental concepts from the basics to make you a professional in MS SQL. Enroll now to SVTechhub MS SQL development training and get certified.

About MS SQL Development

Microsoft SQL Server is an RDBMS from the Microsoft. As a database server, it’s primary function is to store and retrieve data as requested by other software applications—which may run either on the same computer or on another computer across a network.

SQL allows you to retrieve, modify, update, insert, or delete data from the database by instructing the database with SQL servers. It is closely associated with the IT sector and developers use SQL to write the applications that require database connector and also SQL is used by system architects to develop database models.

MS SQL Development Course Objectives  

In our SVTechub’s MS SQL Development training, you will learn about:

• Define RDBMS and three normalization forms
• Create and manage tables using DDL statements
• Using DML to manipulate data
• Data retrieving using SQL
• Sorting and restricting data
• Displaying data from multiple sources
• The process to use built-in functions

Data has become an important asset of organizations and the value it contributes to business development is invaluable. To store and retrieve data collected from varied sources organizations need a specialist who can look after this.

SQL allows you to retrieve, modify, update, insert, or delete data from the database by instructing the database with SQL servers. It is closely associated with the IT sector and developers use SQL to write the applications that require database connector and also SQL is used by system architects to develop database models. All these things have created a great opportunity for aspirants who wish to learn MYSQL.

Upon the completion of this course, you will become an expert in the below concepts.

1. SQL architecture, database types, and client/server relation
2. Modifying data using Stored Procedures, T-SQL, and Views
3. Deployment of multiple operations and functions to design relational databases
4. Creating triggers in SQL
5. Usage of records to search, index, sort, and group
6. Brief knowledge about SQL tools and services
7. Managing database concurrency, Optimizing database objects, and ensuring data integrity
8. Backup database process

Chapter 1:

Planning and Installing SQL Server 2012

• Planning Your Installation
• Evaluating Installation Requirements
• Designing the Installation
• Planning Scale Up versus Scale out Basics
• Shrinking and Growing Databases
• Designing the Storage for New Databases
• Remembering Capacity Constraints
• Identifying a Standby Database for Reporting
• Identifying Windows-Level Security and Service-Level Security
• Performing a Core Mode Installation
• Benchmarking a Server

Chapter 2:

Configuring and Managing SQL Server Instances

• Configuring SQL Server Instances
• Instance-Level Settings
• Database Configuration and Standardization
• Distributed Transaction Coordinator
• Configuring Database Mail
• Revision on chapter 1 and chapter 2
• Q and A session

Chapter 3:

Configuring SQL Server 2012 Components

Lesson 1: Configuring Additional SQL Server Components

• Deploying and Configuring Analysis Services
• Deploying and Configuring Reporting Services
• Deploying and Configuring SharePoint Integration
• Configuring SQL Server Integration Services Security
• Managing Full-Text Indexing
• Configuring FILESTREAM
• Configuring File Tables

Lesson 2: Managing and Configuring Databases

• Designing and Managing File groups
• Configuring and Standardizing Databases
• Understanding Contained Databases
• Using Data Compression
• Encrypting Databases with Transparent Data Encryption
• Partitioning Indexes and Tables
• Managing Log Files
• Using Database Console Commands

Chapter 4: Migrating, Importing, and Exporting

Lesson 1: Migrating to SQL Server 2012

• Upgrading an Instance to SQL Server 2012
• Migrating a Database to a SQL Server 2012 Instance
• Copying Databases to Other Servers
• Migrating SQL Logins

Lesson 2: Managing and Configuring Databases

• Designing and Managing File groups
• Lesson porting Data
• Copying and Exporting Data
• Using the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard
• Using BCP to Import and Export Data
• Importing Data by Using BULK INSERT
• Importing Data by Using OPENROWSET (BULK)
• Using Format Files
• Preparing Data for Bulk Operations
• SELECT INTO

Chapter 5: SQL Server Logins, Roles, and Users

Lesson 1: Managing Logins and Server Roles

• SQL Logins
• Server Roles
• User-Defined Server Roles
• Credentials

Lesson 2: Managing Users and Database Roles

• Database Users
• Database Roles
• Contained Users
• Least Privilege
• Application Roles

Chapter 6: SQL Server Agent, Backup, and Restore

Lesson 1: Managing SQL Server Agent

• Executing Jobs by Using SQL Server Agent
• Managing Alerts
• Managing Jobs
• Monitoring Multi-Server Environments

Lesson 2: Configuring and Maintaining a Backup Strategy.

• Understanding Backup Types
• Backing up System Databases
• Backing up Replicated Databases
• Backing up Mirrored Databases
• Backing up AlwaysOn Replicas
• Using Database Checkpoints
• Using Backup Devices
• Backing Up Media Sets
• Performing Backups
• Viewing Backup History

Lesson 3: Restoring SQL Server Databases

• Restoring Databases
• Performing File Restores
• Performing Page Restores
• Restoring a Database Protected with Transparent Data
• Encryption
• Restoring System Databases
• Restoring Replicated Databases
• Checking Database Status

Chapter 7: Securing SQL Server 2012

Lesson 1: Managing Database Permissions

• Understanding Securable
• Assigning Permissions on Objects
• Managing Permissions by Using Database Roles
• Protecting Objects from Modification
• Using Schemas
• Determining Effective Permissions

Lesson 2: Troubleshooting SQL Server Security

• Troubleshooting Authentication
• Troubleshooting Certificates and Keys
• Troubleshooting Endpoints
• Using Security Catalog Views

Lesson 3: Auditing SQL Server Instances

• Using SQL Server Audit
• Configuring Login Auditing
• Using c2 Audit Mode
• Common Criteria Compliance
• Policy-Based Management

Chapter 8:a) Mirroring, Replication

Lesson 1: Mirroring Databases

• Database Mirroring
• Mirroring Prerequisites
• Configuring Mirroring with Windows Authentication
• Configuring Mirroring with Certificate Authentication
• Changing Operating Modes
• Role Switching and Failover
• Monitoring Mirrored Databases
• Upgrading Mirrored Databases

Lesson 2: Database Replication

• Replication Architecture
• Replication Types
• Snapshot Replication
• Transactional Replication
• Peer-to-Peer Transactional Replication
• Merge Replication
• Replication Monitor
• Controlling Replication of Constraints, Columns, and Triggers
• Heterogeneous Data

Chapter 8: b) Log shipping

Lesson 1: Transaction Log shipping

• Log shipping Prerequisites
• Benefits of Log shipping
• Configuring Log shipping between two servers
• Troubleshooting Log shipping issues

Chapter 9: Clustering and Always On

Lesson 1: Clustering SQL Server 2012

• Fulfilling Edition Prerequisites
• Creating a Windows Server 2008 R2 Failover Cluster
• Installing a SQL Server Failover Cluster
• Multi-Subnet Failover Clustering
• Performing Manual Failover
• Troubleshooting Failover Clusters

Lesson 2: AlwaysOn Availability Groups

• What Are AlwaysOn Availability Groups?
• Meeting Availability Group Prerequisites
• Configuring Availability Modes
• Selecting Failover Modes
• Configuring Readable Secondary Replicas
• Deploying AlwaysOn Availability Groups
• Using Availability Groups on Failover Cluster Instances

Chapter 10: Troubleshooting SQL Server 2012

Lesson 1: Working with Performance Monitor

• Getting Started with Performance Monitor
• Capturing Performance Monitor Data
• Creating Data Collector Sets

Lesson 2: Working with SQL Server Profiler

• Capturing Activity with SQL Server Profiler
• Understanding SQL Trace
• Reviewing Trace Output
• Capturing Activity with Extended Events Profiler

Lesson 3: Monitoring SQL Server.

• Monitoring Activity
• Working with Activity Monitor

Lesson 4: Using the Data Collector Tool.

• Capturing and Managing Performance Data
• Analyzing Collected Performance Data

Lesson 5: Identifying Bottlenecks

• Monitoring Disk Usage
• Monitoring Memory Usage
• Monitoring CPU Usage

Chapter 11: Indexes and Concurrency

Lesson 1: Implementing and Maintaining Indexes

• Understanding the Anatomy of a Balanced Tree (B-Tree)
• Understanding Index Types and Structures
• Designing Indexes for Efficient Retrieval
• Understanding Statistics
• Creating and Modifying Indexes
• Tracking Missing Indexes
• Reviewing Unused Indexes

Lesson 2: Identifying and Resolving Concurrency Problems

• Defining Transactions and Transaction Scope
• Understanding SQL Server Lock Management
• Using AlwaysOn Replicas to Improve Concurrency
• Detecting and Correcting Deadlocks
• Using Activity Monitor
• Diagnosing Bottlenecks
• Using Reports for Performance Analysis

1) MS SQL Developer  Certification:

Certification demonstrates your skill and knowledge in SQL development and helps you in overall development. And, certification depicts your level of expertise in handling SQL tasks. Having a certification in Qlik Sense makes you an expert and differentiates from your colleagues. Having MY SQL developer certification adds great value to your career growth.

2) Which companies are recruiting MS SQL Development professionals?

• Stack Overflow
• Microsoft
• MIT
• Intuit
• PedidosYa
• Olo
• Autotrader
• Huddle etc.

3) Who can join this course?

• IT Professionals and Software Developers
• Business analysts and managers
• Project managers
• BI professionals
• Big data professionals
• Whoever wishes to build their career in SQL development