Description

This five-day, instructor-led course provides students with the knowledge and skills to develop a Microsoft SQL Server database. The course focuses on teaching individuals how to use the features and tools of SQL Server products related to database development.

Addressed to

  • The primary audience for this course is IT professionals who want to gain an understanding of the features and technologies of SQL Server products to implement a database. The secondary audiences for this course are people who are developers of other product platforms who are looking to become experts in implementing a SQL Server database.

Duration

35 hours

Modalities

  • Face-to-face

  • Virtual live through digital platforms

  • on site

Related Courses

  • 20761-C: Querying Data with Transact-SQL

  • 20764-C: Administering a SQL Database Infrastructure

It includes

  • 35 hours of training

  • Trained instructors

  • Participant manual in digital format

  • Proof of participation

Temary


Lesson 1: Introduction to Database Development

  • Introduction to the SQL Server platform

  • SQL Server Database Development Tasks

Lesson 2: Table Design and Implementation

  • design tables

  • Type of data

  • Work with schematics

  • Create and modify tables

Laboratory: Design and implementation of tables

  • design tables

  • Create schematics

  • create tables

Lesson 3: Advanced Table Layouts

  • data partition

  • Compress data

  • temporary tables

Lab : Using Advanced Table Layouts

  • data partition

  • Compress data

Lesson 4: Ensuring Data Integrity Using Constraints

  • Enforce data integrity

  • Implementing Data Domain Integrity

  • Implementing entity and referential integrity

Lab: Using Data Integrity Through Constraints

  • Add restrictions

  • Try the restrictions

Lesson 5: Introduction to indexes

  • Indexing Basics

  • Data types and indexes

  • Heaps, clustered, and nonclustered indices

  • Composite and single column indexes

Lab: Implementing Indexes

  • creating a lot

  • Create a clustered index

  • Create a covered index

Lesson 6: Design Optimized Index Strategies

  • Index Strategies

  • Index Management

  • Execution plans

  • The Database Engine Optimization Advisor

  • Query Store

Lab: Index Optimization

  • Using the Query Store

  • Heaps and clustered indices

  • Create a covered index

Lesson 7: Columnstore Indexes

  • Introduction to columnstore indexes

  • Creating columnstore indexes

  • Work with columnstore indexes

Lab : Using Columnstore Indexes

  • Create a columnstore index

  • Create a memory-optimized columnstore table

Lesson 8: View Design and Implementation

  • Introduction to views

  • Create and manage views

  • Performance considerations for views

Lab: View Design and Implementation

  • Create standard views

  • Create an updateable view

Lesson 9: Design and Implementation of Stored Procedures

  • Introduction to stored procedures

  • Work with stored procedures

  • Implementing Parameterized Stored Procedures

  • Control execution context

Laboratory: Design and implementation of stored procedures

  • Create stored procedures

  • Create parameterized stored procedures

  • Changes in the execution context of the stored procedure

Lesson 10: Designing and Implementing User-Defined Functions

  • Feature Overview

  • Design and implementation of scalar functions

  • Design and implementation of table-valued functions

  • Considerations for Implementing Features

  • Alternatives to functions

Lab: Design and Implementation of User-Defined Functions

  • Format phone numbers

  • Modify an existing role

Lesson 11: Responding to Data Manipulation Using Triggers

  • Design of DML triggers

  • Implementation of DML triggers

  • Advanced trigger concepts

Lab : Responding to Data Manipulation Using Triggers

  • Create and test the audit trigger

  • Improve audit trigger

Lesson 12: Using tables in memory

  • Memory-optimized tables

  • Natively Compiled Stored Procedures

Lab: Using In-Memory Database Capabilities

  • Use memory-optimized tables

  • Using Natively Compiled Stored Procedures

Lesson 13: Implementing Managed Code in SQL Server

  • Introduction to CLR integration in SQL Server

  • Deploying and publishing CLR assemblies

Lab : Implementing Managed Code in SQL Server

  • Evaluation of the proposed CLR code

  • Creating a CLR function with scalar value

  • Create a table-valued CLR function

Lesson 14: Storing and Querying XML Data in SQL Server

  • Introduction to XML and XML Schemas

  • Storing XML Schemas and Data in SQL Server

  • Implementation of the XML data type

  • Using the Transact-SQL FOR XML Statement

  • Introduction to XQuery

  • XML destruction

Lab : Storing and Querying XML Data in SQL Server

  • Determine when to use XML

  • Test storing XML data in variables

  • Use XML schemas

  • Using FOR XML queries

  • Create a stored procedure to return XML

Lesson 15: Storing and querying spatial data in SQL Server

  • Introduction to spatial data

  • Work with spatial data types in SQL Server

  • Use spatial data in applications

Lab : Working with SQL Server Spatial Data

  • Get familiar with the geometry data type

  • Add spatial data to an existing table

  • Find nearby locations

Lesson 16: Storing and Querying BLOBs and Text Documents in SQL Server

  • Considerations for BLOB data

  • Working with FILESTREAM

  • Using full text search

Lab : Storing and Querying BLOBs and Text Documents in SQL Server

  • Enabling and using FILESTREAM columns

  • Enabling and using file tables

  • Use a full-text index

Lesson 17: SQL Server Concurrency

  • Concurrency and transactions

  • intern blocking

Lab : SQL Server Concurrency

  • Implement snapshot isolation

  • Implement partition level locking

Lesson 18: Performance and Monitoring

  • extended events

  • Work with extended events

  • Live query statistics

  • Optimize database file settings

  • Metrics

Laboratory: Monitoring, Tracking and Bases

  • Data collection and analysis using extended events

  • Implementation of the baseline methodology

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