Training: Database Administration Fundamentals (exam 98-364)
Vanaf € 361,79 € 299,00
Database Administration Fundamentals (exam 98-364)
Vanaf € 361,79 € 299,00
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In deze MTA training / cursus leert u de basis van databases kennen. Zo leert u wat (relationele) Database Management Systemen zijn en maakt u kennis met verschillende database modellen. Later in deze cursus leert u hoe u databases, tabellen, views en stored procedures middels DDL kunt aanmaken.
Onderwerpen die onder andere aan bod komen zijn data definition language, SQL Server Management Studio, normaliseren, clustered en nonclustered indexes, permissies, data manipulation language, diverse SQL statements en nog heel veel meer.
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Database Administration Fundamentals (exam 98-364)
SQL Server Database Fundamentals: Design Principles and Data Manipulation
- start the course
- define a database, describe how data is stored in tables containing records and fields, and describe flat, hierarchal, and relational databases
- define database management systems (DBMS) and relational database management systems (RDBMS)
- describe the purpose of and navigate SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), a SQL Server instance, and its objects
- describe the data types supported by SQL Server
- describe the importance of data integrity to related database tables and list the methods for enforcement
- define the standards used in tables for data storage such as removing duplicates, breaking down fields, and the use of primary keys in the context of SQL Server examples
- define the standards used in column design and its properties such as auto increment columns, default and null values, and modifying size and format in the context of SQL Server examples
- define the table and column properties such as collation, data type, size, and field properties in the context of SQL Server examples
- define relationships in a database such as one-to-many, one-to-one, and many-to-many, outlining the role of primary, composite, and foreign keys in the context of SQL Server examples
- describe the purpose of SQL, Data Definition Language or DDL, and Data Manipulation Language or DML statements in the context of SQL Server
- use SELECT statements to query tables and columns
- use SELECT statements with WHERE, AND, NOT, BETWEEN to filter results
- use the ORDER By clause to order result sets returned from a SELECT statement
- use the SQL Server aggregate functions COUNT, AVG, MIN, and MAX to return specific result sets
- use INNER JOINS to retrieve data from multiple SQL Server tables
- use OUTER JOINS to retrieve data from multiple SQL Server tables
- use CROSS JOINS to retrieve data from multiple SQL Server tables
- use the UNION statement to combine the results from multiple SELECT statements executed on a SQL Server database
- use INTERSECT and EXCEPT to compare and extract data from result sets returned from SQL Server data
- describe how data is inserted into a database and use INSERT statements to insert one or more rows into a SQL Server database
- use BULK INSERT to insert data into a SQL Server database
- describe how data is updated to a SQL Server database and use appropriate UPDATE statements
- use DELETE to delete data from single or multiple SQL Server tables
- use transactions with SQL Server to ensure data and referential integrity
- use Data Manipulation Language or DML statements to query, update, and delete data in a SQL Server database
SQL Server Database Fundamentals: Creating, Optimizing, and Securing Databases
- start the course
- create a new SQL Server database with its specific syntax and parameters and review its schema by using SQL Server Management Studio or SSMS and Data Definition Language or DDL
- use, alter, and drop SQL Server databases by using SQL Server Management Studio or SSMS and Data Definition Language or DDL
- create SQL Server tables and define their properties by using SQL Server Management Studio or SSMS and Data Definition Language or DDL
- alter and drop SQL Server tables by using SQL Server Management Studio or SSMS and Data Definition Language or DDL
- compare TRUNCATE to DELETE and use the TRUNCATE command to remove data from a SQL Server table
- describe the purpose and performance impact of views and create a view in a SQL Server database by using SQL Server Management Studio or SSMS graphical designer or by using Transact-SQL or T-SQL
- create and use stored procedures in SQL Server databases
- compare the stored functions with stored procedures and create and use a stored function within a SQL Server database
- describe the purpose of normalizing relational databases
- describe the normalization guidelines for relational databases and define the first normal form or 1NF
- describe the normalization guidelines for relational databases and define the second normal form or 2NF
- describe the normalization guidelines for relational databases and define the third normal form or 3NF
- describe clustered and nonclustered indexes in the context of their use in a SQL Server database
- create clustered and nonclustered indexes in SQL Server databases
- describe the main considerations for relational database security
- identify and describe SQL Server fixed and user-defined server and database roles, the guest account, and how to revoke it by using SQL Server Management Studio or SSMS
- create, assign, and manage permissions to a SQL Server login
- list the options available in SQL Server for database backups and restores
- use SQL Server to back up databases
- use SQL Server to restore databases
- use the appropriate commands to create and normalize tables in a SQL Server database
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Doelgroep | Databasebeheerders |
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Voorkennis | Er is geen specifieke voorkennis vereist. |
Resultaat | Na het volgen van deze training bent u bekend met de basis van (SQL) databases. Tevens kan deze training worden gebruikt om u optimaal voor te bereiden op het Microsoft 98-364 examen. |