Introduction:
The Microsoft SQL Server Database Administration (MS): Comprehensive Guide Training is suitable for beginners as well as those who have devoted some time as database specialists. This course will provide all vital skills and knowledge for effective management of SQL Server databases.
During this training, you will explore the core areas of SQL Server development and administration with practical classes and professional assistance provided. You'll gain vital skills on how to manage, administer, and maximize the performance of SQL Server databases.
This course prepares you to address real problem scenarios, including SQL Server backup, restoration, and performance optimization. Whether you're looking to improve your database development skills or obtain SQL Server administrator, this program includes best practices and essential theory.
This SQL Server course provides you with additional skills that will be an asset in your career. The training prepares you, making you in high demand in the field of database administration, with a clear path to full-fledged employment as a Microsoft SQL Server Database Administrator.
Objectives:
At the end of this Microsoft SQL Server Database Administration (MS): Comprehensive Guide course, each participant will be able to:
- Install and configure Database Systems (SQL Server).
- Master the strategies for data backup and recovery.
- Implement security for SQL Server.
- Carry out tuning and optimization.
- Supervise data migration and system upgrades.
- Enforce high availability and disaster recovery techniques.
- Oversee and administer SQL Server databases.
- Generate reports using SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS).
- Develop and improve Transact-SQL (T-SQL) statements.
- Diagnose and correct discrepancies in databases.
- Deploy SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS).
- Analyze SQL Server Data with SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS).
- Build and construct efficient databases.
- Automate routine administrative tasks.
- Ensure compliance and protect sensitive data.
Training Methodology:
- PowerPoint presentations.
- Practice labs.
- Problem-oriented learning.
- Group work.
- Hands-on learning.
- Case studies.
- Written tests.
- Simulations.
- Group projects.
- Action-based learning.
Course Outline:
Unit 1: SQL Server Overview:
- Overview of various SQL Server editions and versions.
- Understanding SQL Server architecture.
- Introduction to SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
- Working within the SQL Server environment.
- Database concepts and terminologies.
Unit 2: SQL Server Installation and Configuration:
- Pre-installation issues and system requirements.
- Step-by-step SQL Server installation.
- Configuring SQL Server settings and instances.
- Overview of SQL Server services.
Unit 3: SQL Server Security Management:
- Creating different forms of identification for users and resources.
- Managing logins, users, and roles.
- Controlling access to permissions and securables.
- Implementing audit and compliance best practices.
Unit 4: Database Backup and Recovery:
- Understanding the need for backup and recovery planning.
- Types of backups: Full, differential, and transaction log.
- Scheduling automated backup procedures.
- Implementing disaster recovery preparation and realization.
Unit 5: Performance Tuning and Optimization:
- Identifying factors contributing to poor performance.
- Using SQL Server Profiler and Database Engine Tuning Advisor.
- Optimizing queries and creating indexes to enhance performance.
- Tracking and analyzing changes in performance over time.
Unit 6: High Availability and Disaster Recovery:
- Setting up SQL Server Always On Availability Groups.
- Deploying failover clustering.
- Configuring database mirroring and log shipping.
- Disaster recovery planning and testing.
Unit 7: Data Migration and Upgrades:
- Performing data migration with SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA).
- Executing in-place and side-by-side upgrades.
- Using SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) for data migration.
- Validating and testing post-migration.
Unit 8: SQL Server Maintenance and Monitoring:
- Creating and managing maintenance plans.
- Performing regular database health checks.
- Implementing routine database maintenance through scheduled scripts.
- Monitoring SQL Server performance with built-in tools.
Unit 9: SQL Server Development:
- Introduction to T-SQL.
- Writing and executing T-SQL statements.
- Working with stored procedures, functions, triggers, and views.
- Understanding database development standards.
Unit 10: Intelligence and Reporting:
- Exploring SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) capabilities.
- Understanding reporting architecture.
- Using SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) for ETL solutions.
- Analyzing data with SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS).
- Integrating SQL Server with Power BI for analytics.