MS SQL Developer Mastery: From Basics to Advanced T-SQL

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Ready to elevate your SQL skills? Our MS SQL Developer Mastery course is your gateway to mastering SQL and T-SQL for MS SQL Server. Designed for both aspiring SQL developers and experienced IT professionals, this course offers a hands-on, engaging approach to learning SQL. Why should you learn this course? SQL is a core skill in the tech industry, and MS SQL Server’s robust features make it a powerful tool for data management, manipulation, and optimization. This course will guide you through fundamental concepts all the way to advanced T-SQL functionalities, ensuring you have the expertise to work confidently with databases.

With each module, you’ll dive deeper into SQL Server, exploring everything from data manipulation to creating stored procedures and implementing performance optimization techniques. Rather than focusing solely on theory, this course emphasizes practical skills through real-world examples and projects, ensuring you can apply what you learn immediately.

By the end of the 25-day program, you’ll be equipped with essential SQL skills and the confidence to handle complex database tasks. Whether you aim to enhance your current role, transition into a data-focused position, or ace SQL interviews, this course will set you up for success in the world of data.

What Will You Learn?

Core SQL and T-SQL skills for effective data manipulation and querying.
SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) essentials and advanced tools.
Techniques for creating stored procedures, functions, and indexes.
Optimization strategies to enhance SQL Server performance.
Secure user authentication and permissions management.

Course Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to SQL Server

Understanding Database Concepts
Versions and Editions of SQL Server
Installing SQL Server

Module 2: SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) and Its Features

Exploring SSMS Interface
Basic Navigation and Configuration
Utilizing SSMS Tools for Database Management

Module 3: Authenticating to SQL Server

Authentication Methods in SQL Server
Configuring Logins and Users
Security Best Practices

Module 4: Data Manipulation Language (DML)

SELECT Statement Basics
INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE Operations
Transaction Management

Module 5: Data Definition Commands (DDL)

Creating and Altering Tables
Managing Constraints (Primary Key, Foreign Key, Unique, Check)
Working with Indexes

Module 6: Data Control Commands (DCL)

Understanding Permissions and Access Control
Granting and Revoking Permissions

Module 7: Clauses and Keywords

Understanding SQL Clauses (SELECT, FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, ORDER BY)
Exploring Common SQL Keywords

Module 8: Aggregate Functions

Utilizing Aggregate Functions (SUM, AVG, COUNT, MAX, MIN)
Grouping Data with Aggregate Functions

Module 9: String Functions

Manipulating Text Data (CONCAT, SUBSTRING, REPLACE, CHARINDEX, etc.)
Case Manipulation Functions

Module 10: Date Time Functions

Working with Date and Time Data Types
Performing Date Arithmetic
Date Formatting Functions

Module 11: Analytical Functions

Understanding Window Functions
Analyzing Data with Ranking Functions (ROW_NUMBER, RANK, DENSE_RANK)

Module 12: Joins

Inner Joins
Outer Joins (LEFT, RIGHT, FULL)
Cross Joins
Joining Multiple Tables

Module 13: Subqueries

Writing Subqueries in SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE Statements
Correlated Subqueries

Module 14: Views

Understanding Views and Their Purpose
Creating and Modifying Views
Benefits of Using Views

Module 15: Common Table Expressions (CTE)

Defining and Using CTEs
Recursive CTEs

Module 16: Creating Stored Procedures

Introduction to Stored Procedures
Creating and Modifying Stored Procedures
Executing Stored Procedures

Module 17: Creating Functions

User-Defined Functions (Scalar, Inline Table-Valued, Multi-Statement Table-Valued)
Implementing Functions in SQL Server

Module 18: Creating Indexes

Understanding Indexes and Their Importance
Creating and Managing Indexes for Performance Optimization

Module 19: SQL Query Performance Optimization Techniques

Identifying Performance Bottlenecks
Optimizing Queries Using Indexes, Query Plans, and Statistics
Best Practices for Improving SQL Server Performance

Module 20: Important Interview Q&A

Preparing for SQL Server Interview Questions

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Course Snapshot:

Beginners looking to start a career in SQL development.
IT professionals wanting to expand their SQL knowledge.
Data analysts aiming to improve their database management skills.
Job seekers preparing for SQL-related roles.

25 days of structured learning and real-world projects.
Step-by-step guides on SSMS, T-SQL, and SQL Server configuration.
Interactive exercises and quizzes for hands-on practice.
Access to sample databases and downloadable resources.
Expert-curated interview preparation questions and answers.

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