Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server Databases

Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server Databases, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 3.69, with 10 lectures, based on 8 reviews, and has 179 subscribers.

You will learn about Discussion of database concepts – definition of a database management system, logical and physical data models, structured query language. Building a sample data model – start with a list of business entities and attributes, normalize the data, define key attributes. Overview of SQL Server product suite. Creating a database – data and transaction log files, file groups. Implementing a physical model: creating tables – defining column data types, null-ability, and constraints. Enhancing the physical model with primary and foreign key constraints, indexes, views. Discussion of system databases and objects. Implementing database security through server logins and database roles, defining object permissions. Introduction to Transact-SQL code modules: user-defined functions and stored procedures. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course assumes no background in databases; it is useful for people who have heard of databases but never built one, as well as for those who have worked with databases before but are trying to learn about Microsoft's flagship database system. If you are a front-end programmer and would like to know what database administrators do to build databases, this course is for you. If you have a liberal arts degree and are now trying to get a real job, this course could be helpful for you as well. It is particularly useful for This course assumes no background in databases; it is useful for people who have heard of databases but never built one, as well as for those who have worked with databases before but are trying to learn about Microsoft's flagship database system. If you are a front-end programmer and would like to know what database administrators do to build databases, this course is for you. If you have a liberal arts degree and are now trying to get a real job, this course could be helpful for you as well.

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Title: Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server Databases

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 3.69

Number of Lectures: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 10

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 10

Original Price: $34.99

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What You Will Learn

• Discussion of database concepts – definition of a database management system, logical and physical data models, structured query language.
• Building a sample data model – start with a list of business entities and attributes, normalize the data, define key attributes.
• Overview of SQL Server product suite.
• Creating a database – data and transaction log files, file groups.
• Implementing a physical model: creating tables – defining column data types, null-ability, and constraints.
• Enhancing the physical model with primary and foreign key constraints, indexes, views.
• Discussion of system databases and objects.
• Implementing database security through server logins and database roles, defining object permissions.
• Introduction to Transact-SQL code modules: user-defined functions and stored procedures.

Who Should Attend

• This course assumes no background in databases; it is useful for people who have heard of databases but never built one, as well as for those who have worked with databases before but are trying to learn about Microsoft's flagship database system. If you are a front-end programmer and would like to know what database administrators do to build databases, this course is for you. If you have a liberal arts degree and are now trying to get a real job, this course could be helpful for you as well.

Target Audiences

• This course assumes no background in databases; it is useful for people who have heard of databases but never built one, as well as for those who have worked with databases before but are trying to learn about Microsoft's flagship database system. If you are a front-end programmer and would like to know what database administrators do to build databases, this course is for you. If you have a liberal arts degree and are now trying to get a real job, this course could be helpful for you as well.