Master SQL Server: Build Skills, and Advance Your Career

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Ready to unlock the full potential of your data? Enroll in our SQL Server Mastry course, where you’ll learn everything from the ground up! This course is designed to be engaging, practical, and far from boring. With a hands-on approach, you’ll dive into SQL Server installation, management, and query writing, ensuring that you not only understand the concepts but can apply them effectively.

Throughout this course, you will explore the intricacies of SQL Server, starting with installation and connection procedures. You’ll discover various authentication modes and get familiarized with SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) tools like Object Explorer and Query Editor. The curriculum is structured to build your confidence as you progress through different types of T-SQL commands—ranging from Data Definition Language (DDL) to Data Manipulation Language (DML) and beyond.

We believe that learning should be interactive and fun! Each module includes practical exercises that allow you to apply what you’ve learned in real-world scenarios. By the end of this course, you’ll have a solid foundation in SQL Server, enabling you to manage databases, write complex queries, and ensure data integrity.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to elevate your career! Join us today and take the first step toward becoming a SQL Server expert!

What Will You Learn?

How to install and configure SQL Server on your system.
The differences between Windows Authentication and SQL Server Authentication.
Essential T-SQL commands for database creation and manipulation.
Techniques for writing complex queries using joins and subqueries.
How to implement security measures and manage user permissions.
Best practices for transaction management and error handling.

Course Curriculum

Introduction to SQL Server:

SQL Server Installation
Connecting to Server
Server Type
Server Name
Authentication Modes
SQL Server Authentication Mode
Windows Authentication Mode
Login and Password
SQL Server Management Studio and Tools in Management Studio
Object Explorer
Object Explorer Details
Query Editor

Types of T-SQL Commands:

Data Definition Language (DDL)
Data Manipulation Language (DML)
Data Query Language (DQL)
Data Control Language (DCL)
Transaction Control Language (TCL)
Database
Creating Database
Altering Database
Deleting Database
Constraints:
Procedural Integrity Constraints
Declarative Integrity Constraints
Not Null, Unique, Default, and Check Constraints
Primary Key and Foreign Key Constraints
Data Types in T-SQL:
Table:
Creating Table
Altering Table
Deleting Table

Data Manipulation Language:

Insert
Identity
Creating a Table from Another Table
Inserting Rows from One Table to Another
Update
Computed Columns
Delete
Truncate
Differences Between Delete and Truncate

Data Query Language (DQL):

Select
Where Clause
Order By Clause
Distinct Keyword
IsNull() Function
Column Aliases
Predicates
Between…And
In
Like
Is Null

Built-In Functions:

Scalar Functions
Numeric Functions
Character Functions
Conversion Functions
Date Functions
Aggregate Functions
Convenient Aggregate Functions
Statistical Aggregate Functions
Group By and Having Clauses
Super Aggregates
Over (Partition By…) Clause
Ranking Functions
Common Table Expressions (CTE)

Set Operators:

Union
Intersect
Except

Joins:

Inner Join
Equi Join
Natural Join
Non-Equi Join
Self Join
Outer Join
Left Outer Join
Right Outer Join
Full Outer Join
Cross Join

Sub Queries:

Single Row Sub Queries
Multi Row Sub Queries
Any or Some
All
Nested Sub Queries
Co-Related Sub Queries
Exists and Not Exists

Indexes:

Clustered Index
Non-Clustered Index
Create, Alter, and Drop Indexes
Using Indexes

Security:

Login Creation
SQL Server Authenticated Login
Windows Authenticated Login
User Creation
Granting Permissions
Revoking Permissions
Roles

Views:

Purpose of Views
Creating, Altering, and Dropping Indexes
Simple and Complex Views
Encryption and Schema Binding Options in Creating Views

Transaction Management:

Introduction
Begin Transaction
Commit Transaction
Rollback Transaction
Save Transaction
Role of Log File in Transaction Management
Implicit Transactions

T-SQL Programming:

Drawbacks of T-SQL Leading to T-SQL Programming
Introduction to T-SQL Programming
Control Statements in T-SQL Programming
Conditional Control Statements
If
Case
Looping Control Statements
While

Cursors:

Working with Cursors
Types of Cursors
Forward-Only and Scroll Cursors
Static, Dynamic, and Keyset Cursors
Local and Global Cursors

Stored Sub Programs:

Advantages of Stored Sub Programs Compared to Independent SQL Statements
Stored Procedures
Creating, Altering, and Dropping
Optional Parameters
Input and Output Parameters
Permissions on Stored Procedures
User Defined Functions
Creating, Altering, and Dropping
Types of User Defined Functions
Scalar Functions
Table-Valued Functions
Inline Table-Valued Functions
Multi-Statement Table-Valued Functions
Permissions on User Defined Functions
Triggers
Purpose of Triggers
Differences Between Stored Procedures, User Defined Functions, and Triggers
Creating, Altering, and Dropping Triggers
Magic Tables
Instead of Triggers
Exception Handling
Implementing Exception Handling
Adding and Removing User-Defined Error Messages to and from SQL Server Error Messages List
Raising Exceptions Manually

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Course Snapshot:

Beginners looking to start a career in database management.
IT professionals wanting to enhance their skillset with SQL Server knowledge.
Students pursuing degrees in computer science or related fields.

Step-by-step installation guides for SQL Server and SSMS.
Interactive coding exercises for hands-on practice.
Access to video tutorials covering key concepts.
Downloadable resources for future reference.

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