SharePoint 2007/2010 training
Streamline is now delivering the following SQL courses.
- Microsoft SQL Server 2008 for Developers
- Introduction to .NET for DBAs Using Visual Studio 2008
- SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services
- SQL Server 2008 Integration Services
- SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services
- Transact-SQL Server 2008
These courses cover everything you need to make best use of SQL 2008 in your business.
Phone 0800 0439971 or use the the contact form for details and availability.
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Integration Services - 3 days
This course will enable technology professionals with little or no ETL experience to be comfortable and productive with the SSIS tools and technologies. In this course you will learn about the Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) and working with Control and Data Flows to build workflows to extract, transform, and load data using a variety of data sources, transformations, and destinations. You will also become familiar with SSIS package management and package deployment along with learning to write solid code using debugging, error handling, and logging techniques.
Prerequisites: This course assumes no prior knowledge of SQL Server Integration Services. This course does assume prior knowledge of SQL Server 2008 and the use of SQL Server Management Studio for development and administrative tasks. You should be able to create CRUD (create, retrieve, update, and delete) queries using T-SQL, understand basic relational databases design, run script files and diagnose problems that occur, and have experience building applications that access data stored in SQL Server. You must also know how to connect to an instance of SQL Server 2008 using the various connection dialog boxes in Management Studio and development tools.
Other tools used in this course include Notepad, Microsoft Excel, and basic features of Windows.
Course Outline
A Tour of SQL Server 2008
- SQL Server 2008 Editions, Components, and Tools
- Using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
- Working with Tables, Queries, and Views
- Business Intelligence Services
Installing SQL Server 2008
- Preparing for Installation
- Upgrading an Earlier Version
- Installation Steps
- Configuring the Server
Designing and Creating a Database
- Relational Database Design Principles
- Implementing the Design
- Create a SQL Server Database
- Create SQL Server Tables
- Creating Relationships Using a Database Diagram
Data Selection
- Understanding Transact-SQL
- The SELECT Statement
- The WHERE Clause
- Using ORDER BY to Sort Data
- The GROUP BY Clause
- Joining Tables
Modifying Data
- Modifying DAta with Transact-SQL
- Inserting Data
- Updating Data
- Understanding Transaction Isolation
Working with SQL Server Management Studio
- Getting Started with Management Studio
- Exploring the Object Explorer
- Working with the Query Editor
- Using SQL Server Books Online
Transact-SQL Programming
- Overview of Transact-SQL
- Using Built-In Functions
- Using Control of Flow Constructs
Understanding and Implementing Security
- Security Overview
- Authentication
- Authorization
- Data Encryption
- Security Epilog
Creating Views
- What Is a View?
- Creating Views
- Updating Data Using a View
- Using Computed Columns
- Indexed Views
- Partitioned Views
Creating Stored Procedures and Triggers
- Creating Stored Procedures
- Creating Triggers
Creating User-Defined Functions
- User-Defined Function Overview
- Scalar Functions
- Inline Table-Valued Functions
- Multi-Statement Table-Valued Functions
- Using Functions, Views, and Stored Procedures
Transactions and Error Handling
- Transaction Concepts
- Applications and Transactions
- Creating Explicit Transactions
- Using TRY/CATCH Error Handling
Using .NET Code in SQL Server
- Introduction
- Writing SQLCLR Code
- SQLCLR Code Modules
- SQLCLR Security
- T-SQL vs. .NET Code
Advanced SQLCLR Code Techniques
- Advanced SQLCLR Code Modules
- Managing Code Modules
Advanced Query Techniques
- Full-Text Search
- Advanced T-SQL Techniques
- Executing Dynamic SQL
Advanced Data Types
- Introduction
- The HierarchyID Data Type
- Sparse Columns and Column Sets
- FILESTREAM Storage
- Spatial Data
Implementing Partitions
- SQL Server Partitions
- Creating Partitioned Tables
- Querying Partitions
- Managing Partitions
Complex Querying
- Complex Queries
- Ranking
- Correlated SubQueries
- Common Table Expressions
Advanced Techniques
- Complex Data and Structures
- Efficient Queries
- Working with Complex Queries
- Maintaining Query Files
Design and Deployment with Visual Studio
- Team System for Database Professionals
- Creating Databases and Managing Projects
- Database and Project Management
Working with XML
- XML Data Type
- XML Schema Collections
- Querying XML
- Best Practices
Business Intelligence Services
- Introduction to Business Intelligence Services
- Using Integration Services
- Using Analysis Services
- Using Reporting Services