Microsoft SQL Server for Beginner - Intermediate

KUISCELL Short Course Module Duration Microsoft SQL for Beginner - Intermediate 4 days (5 hours x 4 days) Microsoft produced their own Database Server which famously known as Microsoft SQL Server. This database system calibrates all the Microsoft functionalities whether it is on desktop, client server or web based environment. As a result new integrated system such as Microsoft Dynamic CMS (Microsoft version of SAP), Share Point being developed rapidly using this database infrastructure. Its ability is ranging from small till enterprise solutions. Users will be exposed to the new version of Microsoft SQL Server 2012. Synopsis The SQL standard has sublanguages such as:

Data Manipulation Language (DML): SELECT statements and action queries (DELETE, UPDATE, INSERT INTO, ...) Data Definition Language (DDL): Statements that alter the schema (changing the tables, fields, indexes, relations, queries, etc.)

Skills Gained

At the end of the course, participant should be able to; Install Microsoft SQL Server 2012 and the related components Understand the Database Concept o ERD Diagram o FLOW Chart o Primary Keys , Foreign Keys, etc Able to write SQL statement from the basic to the intermediate commands Able to perform automate backup and restore of created database New and experienced application and database developers who wish to expand their toolset and specialize in creating and dealing Microsoft SQL Server capabilities. Developers seeking a career as an database developer and administrator Those new to database design and development. Anyone who started building a database application and needs help putting all the pieces together. Have working experienced in related fields. Knowledge in Web application using any languages and databases format is highly recommended.

Who Can Benefit

Prerequisites

Microsoft SQL Server for Beginner - Intermediate

A computer running Windows with approximately 10GB of free disk space and 4GB of RAM.
Module 1. Introduction to Database Primary Keys , Foreign Keys , etc Entity Relationship Diagram Data Flow Diagram Module 2. Overview of MSSQL Server 2012 Installation of MSSQL Server Module 3. Understanding the Query Flow Syntactical Flow of the Query Statement Logical Flow of the Query Statement From Clause Data Sources Possible Data Sources Named Ranges [Table Name] Four-Part Table Names

Day 1

DAY 2

Module 4: Where Conditions Using the Between Search Condition Using the In Search Condition Using the Like Search Condition Multiple Where Conditions Select...Where Ordering the Result Set Specifying the Order by Using Column Names Specifying the Order by Using Expressions Order by and Collation Select Distinct Module 5: Operators Scalar Functions User Information Functions Data-Time Functions String Functions Module 6: Inner Joins Creating Inner Joins within SQL Code Number of Rows Returned Multiple Table Joins Outer Joins Outer Joins and Optional Full Outer Joins Placing the Conditions within Outer Joins Self-Joins

DAY 3

Microsoft SQL Server for Beginner - Intermediate Multiple-Condition Joins Module 7: Using Unions Intersection Union Module 8: Simple Subqueries Using Scalar Subqueries Using Subqueries as Lists Using Subqueries as Tables Simple Aggregations Basic Aggregations Grouping within a Result Set Simple Groupings Aggravating Queries

DAY 4

Module 9: Why Use Views? Working with Views Creating Views with DDL Code Order By and Views View Restrictions Executing Views Module 10: Inserting Data Inserting One Row of Values Inserting the Result Set from a Stored Procedure Updating Data Updating a Single Table Deleting Data Creating Tables Creating Primary Keys Primary Keys Creating Foreign Keys Module 11: DDL Triggers Creating and Altering DDL Triggers EventData() Enabling and Disabling DDL Triggers Implementing Triggers

Instructors

Ahmad Kamal Ramli Master in Computer Network (Computer Science), UiTM. Bachelor in I. T. (Hons), UTP Aisyah Mat Jasin Master in Real Time Software Engineering, UTM Bachelor in IT (Artificial Intelligent), UUM