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Microsoft SQL Server Database Development (Project Based Bootcamp)

By learning the course through a practical project and online Bootcamp, you will be an experienced developer and able to manage data with Transact-SQL, query data with advanced Transact-SQL components, program databases using Transact-SQL, design and implement database objects, implement programmability objects, manage database concurrency, optimize database objects and SQL infrastructure.

  • Overview of Databases:

    Overview of Databases, types of databases, and their applications.


  • Data Modelling:

    How to model data from natural world environments and user requirements. Here you will learn Conceptual, Logical, and Physical data modeling.

  • Set up SQL Server Environment:

    Download and Install SQL Server Instance.

  • Work with CREATE SQL Command:

    Use CREATE command to create tables.

  • Work with DROP SQL Command:

    Use the DROP command to remove tables and other database objects.

  • Work with ALTER SQL Command:

    Use the ALTER command to update database objects.

  • Work with TRUNCATE SQL Command:

    Use the TRUNCATE command to remove data from a table.

  • Rename Objects:

    Rename database objects using built-in SQL server stored procedure.

  • SQL Insert Statement:

    Use Insert statement to load data into a table.

  • SQL Update Statement:

    Use an Update statement to modify stored data.

  • SQL Delete Statement:

    Use the Delete statement to remove data from tables.

  • SELECT Statement:

    Use SELECT, TOP, and DISTINCT clauses and key words to retrieve data from tables.

  • WHERE Statement:

    Use the WHERE clause to filter data based on conditions.

  • BETWEEN and Wildcard Characters:

    Use BETWEEN and Wildcard characters to filter data.

  • Group By, Order By, Having :

    Use Group By, Order By, and Having clauses.

  • Basics of Transaction Control Language:

    Deals with the basics of Transaction Control Language and types of TCL commands..

  • Commit command:

    Deals about how to use the Commit command.

  • Rollback command:

    Deals about the Rollback command.

  • Savepoint command:

    Deals about the Savepoint command.

  • Join Statements:

    Deals with the different types of Join statements and their applications.

  • CTE and Subqueries:

    It deals with efficiently creating an SQL script to retrieve data using CTE and Subquery.

  • Built-in Aggregate Functions:

    It deals with the various built-in aggregate functions.

  • Built-in String Functions:

    It deals with the different types of built-in string functions.

  • Biult-in Datetime Functions:

    It deals with the different types of built-in datetime functions.

  • Windows (Analytical) Functions:

    It deals with the windows functions such as Rank, Dense Rank, Lead, and Lag.

  • Usage of Views:

    It deals with the introduction and usage of views.

  • Creating Views:

    It deals with how to create views.

  • Managing Views:

    It deals with managing existing views.

  • Introduction to User Defined Functions:

    This lesson deals with the basics of User Defined Functions.

  • Scalar Function:

    It deals with creating a scalar function that returns a single value.

  • Inline Table valued Function:

    It deals with creating an inline table-valued function.

  • Multi-Statement Table-Valued Function:

    It deals with creating multi-statement table-valued functions.

  • Parameterized User Defined Function:

    This deals with creating parameterized functions.

  • Getting started with Stored Procedures:

    It deals with the basics of stored procedures, parameters, and variables.

  • Control Flow Statements:

    It deals with the different types of control flow statements of Stored Procedures.

  • Exceptions Handling:

    It deals with exception-handling mechanisms in Stored Procedures.

  • Dynamic SQL:

    It deals with designing and implementing a dynamic SQL statement within a Stored Procedure.

  • Basics of SQL Server Triggers:

    It deals with the basics of SQL server triggers and usages.

  • Data manipulation language (DML) triggers:

    It deals with how to create Data Manipulation Language (DML) triggers.

  • Data Definition Language (DDL) triggers:

    It deals with how to create Data Definition Language (DDL) triggers.

  • Using the Import & Export Wizard:

    It deals with using the import and exports built-in wizard.

  • Reading and Writing data from and to CSV.file.:

    It deals with reading data from and writing data into CSV file.

  • Reading and Writing XML Data:

    It deals with reading data from and writing data into XML format.

  • Reading and Writing JSON Data:

    It deals with reading data from and writing data into JSON format.

  • Conduct Peer Technical Assessment:

    This deals with conducting a peer technical assessment. A group of peers conducts technical assessment and discussion.

  • Conduct Sample Mock Interview:

    This deals with conducting a sample mock interview for trainees. It focuses on the core technical aspects of the course.

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