MCSA SQL 2016 Database Developer OEM Certkit
€623,78
Microsoft SQL Server
MCSA SQL 2016 Database Developer OEM Certkit
EUR 623,78
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Bestellen Sie diesen einzigartigen E-Learning MCSA SQL 2016-Datenbankentwicklerkurs online, 1 Jahr rund um die Uhr Zugriff auf umfangreiche interaktive Videos, Fortschritte bei der Berichterstellung und beim Testen.
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MCSA SQL 2016 Database Developer OEM Certkit E-Learning
Bestel de MCSA SQL 2016 Database Developer OEM CertKit. Een dynamisch, uniek certificeringsvoorbereidingsproduct met 1 klik. OEM CertKit biedt de student leer- en certificeringsvoorbereidingstools die volledig zijn geïntegreerd in een op maat gemaakt leerbeheersysteem (LMS).
Met de OEM CertKit heeft de gebruiker toegang tot alle volgende producten vanuit één LMS. Volledig geïntegreerde producten omvatten: uitgebreide E-Learning met 1 jaar online toegang, examen quizzen, tips en informatie, MeasureUp examensimulatie is 60 dagen beschikbaar en begint met de eerste keer dat u het oefentest gebied betreedt. Sommige OEM Cert Kit-titels bevatten 1 jaar online Mentoring en Virtuele LAB´s (meerprijs). *Controleer het gedeelte Algemene eigenschappen hieronder om te zien of online Mentoring en Virtuele LAB´s zijn inbegrepen voor deze titel.
Kursinhalt
Querying Data with Transact-SQL exam 70-761
25 uur
T-SQL Querying
start the course recognize features of SQL Server 2016 list SQL Server 2016 editions and components identify SQL Server 2016 functions and capabilities list features of SQL Server Management Studio configure T-SQL statements in SQL Server 2016 work with T-SQL Language functions in SQL Server 2016 create T-SQL Variables in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to implement T-SQL expressions in SQL Server 2016 work with T-SQL control of flow, errors, and transactions in SQL Server 2016 use T-SQL comments in SQL Server 2016 work with T-SQL batch separators describe the characteristics of sets in SQL Server 2016 describe the set theory and how it relates to SQL Server 2015 describe applying set theory to SQL server queries define predicate logic in SQL Server 2016 recognize the elements of a SELECT statement in SQL Server 2016 define the logical order of operations demonstrate the logical order of operations when writing SELECT statements demonstrate querying data in SQL Server 2016
Querying and Manipulating Data
start the course recognize elements of simple SQL Server 2016 SELECT queries demonstrate how to write simple SELECT statements in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to use calculations in the SELECT clause describe the purpose of DISTINCT in SQL Server 2016 describe how to execute a SELECT DISTINCT demonstrate how to eliminate duplicates using DISTINCT describe how to refer to columns using aliases specify how to refer to tables using aliases describe SQL Server 2016 CASE expressions demonstrate how to use simple CASE expressions recognize how and when to use joins in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate the proper usage of inner joins in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate the proper usages of outer joins in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate the proper usages of outer joins in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate the proper usages of cross and self joins demonstrate the use of multiple join operators demonstrate how to write queries with NULLs on joins demonstrate how to query and manipulate data in SQL Server 2016
Filter and Modify Data in SQL Server 2016
start the course describe the ORDER BY clause in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to sort data in SQL Server 2016 using the ORDER BY clause recognize how to filter data in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to filter data in SQL Server 2016 using the WHERE clause describe how to use predicates and operators in SQL Server 2016 describe three-valued logic in SQL Server 2016 work with NULL in Queries in SQL Server 2016 describe how to test for NULL in SQL Server 2016 describe how SQL Server 2016 uses data types recognize when data type conversions occur in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate implicit and explicit conversions describe different types of character data in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to manipulate character data in SQL Server 2016 list the benefits of using data manipulation language (DML) in SQL Server 2016 describe how to populate tables in SQL Server 2016 using the SELECT INTO statement demonstrate how to add data using INSERT statement describe how to use UPDATE and MERGE statements to modify data describe how to use DELETE and TRUNCATE statements to remove data demonstrate how to use the OUTPUT clause to monitor data in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to filter and modify data in SQL Server 2016
Using Functions in SQL Server 2016
start the course list the built-in function types used in SQL Server 2016 work with scalar functions in SQL Server 2016 describe aggregate functions in SQL Server 2016 list Windows functions in SQL Server 2016 describe rowset functions in SQL Server 2016 work with implicit and explicit data type conversions in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to convert a value using the CAST function demonstrate how to convert a value using the CONVERT function describe how to convert a value using the PARSE function demonstrate how to convert a value using the TRY_Parse function describe how to convert a value using the TRY_Convert function demonstrate how to validate data types using the ISNUMERIC function work the IIF logical function in SQL Server work with the CHOOSE function in SQL Server 2016 describe the NULL value in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to use ISNULL to replace NULL work with the COALESCE function in SQL Server 2016 describe how to use the NULLIF function in SQL Server 2016 use functions in SQL Server 2016
Aggregating Data in SQL Server 2016
start the course recognize the aggregate functions available using Transact-SQL describe the built-in aggregate function SUM in SQL Server 2016 describe the built-in aggregate function AVG in SQL Server 2016 list the built-in aggregate function in MIN Server 2016 list the built-in aggregate function MAX in SQL Server 2016 list the built-in aggregate function COUNT in SQL Server 2016 describe how to aggregate distinct values using DISTINCT demonstrate how to use aggregate functions with NULL recognize when and where to use the GROUP BY clause demonstrate how to group and rank the results of a query using the windowing functions in SQL Server 2016 describe how to process queries using the logical order of operations describe the GROUP BY workflow process describe how to use GROUP BY with aggregate functions in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate using complex GROUP BY clauses using GROUPING sets recognize how to filter groups using the HAVING clause recognize how to use PIVOT and UNPIVOT relational operators in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to use PIVOT in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to use UNPIVOT in SQL Server 2016 describe how to determine the impact on NULL values in PIVOT and UNPIVOT queries use aggregate functions in SQL Server 2016
Subqueries and Predicate
start the course recognize when and where to use subqueries in SQL Server 2016 describe the benefits of using scalar subqueries demonstrate how to write scalar subqueries in SQL Server 2016 recognize how to write multi-valued subqueries in SQL Server 2016 work with correlated subqueries in SQL Server 2016 describe how to write correlated subqueries recognize how to write correlated subqueries with aliases describe how to write correlated subqueries with aliases describe how to write correlated subqueries in a HAVING clause describe how the EXISTS predicate evaluates data in SQL Server 2016 describe how to write queries using EXISTS with subqueries demonstrate how to use EXISTS and NULLs in SQL Server 2016 describe how to use EXISTS and INNER JOINS in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to use NOT EXISTS with OUTER JOINs use subqueries in SQL Server 2016
Operators and Expressions in SQL Server 2016
start the course distinguish when to use the UNION and UNION All operators in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to write SQL Server 2016 queries that use the UNION operator demonstrate how to write SQL Server 2016 queries that use the UNION ALL operator demonstrate how to use the UNION and UNION ALL operators together recognize when to use the EXCEPT operator in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to use the EXCEPT and INTERSECT operators in SQL Server 2016 determine the results of reversing the order of input with the EXCEPT operator determine the effect of NULL values on the INTERSECT operator recognize when to use the APPLY operator in SQL Server 2016 use APPLY statements that return given data based on supplied data in SQL Server 2016 use CROSS APPLY operators in SQL Server 2016 use OUTER APPLY operators in SQL Server 2016 recognize the basic components of table expressions in SQL Server 2016 describe the difference between table expressions and temporary tables create recursive table expressions in SQL Server 2016 use operators in SQL Server 2016
Database Programmability Objects and Non-Relational Data
start the course describe stored procedures in SQL Server 2016 use and create stored procedures in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to input parameters in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to output parameters in SQL Server 2016 recognize table-valued functions in SQL Server 2016 describe scalar-valued user-defined functions in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate TRY…CATCH error handling demonstrate how to use RAISERROR in SQL 2016 describe temporal data types in SQL Server 2016 work with temporal tables in SQL Server 2016 describe XML data describe JSON data demonstrate how to query and output JSON data in SQL Server 2016 demonstrate how to query and output XML data in SQL Server 2016 use database programmability objects in SQL Server 2016
TestPrep 70-761 Querying Data with Transact SQL
Test your knowledge on the skills and competencies measured by the vendor certification exam. TestPrep can be taken in either Study or Certification mode. Study mode is designed to maximize learning by not only testing your knowledge of the material, but also by providing additional information on the topics presented. Certification mode is designed to test your knowledge of the material within a structured testing environment, providing valuable feedback at the end of the test.
Developing SQL Databases exam 70-762
30 uurSQL Server 2016 Database Objects
start the course create tables in SQL Server 2016 use the DROP TABLE statement to drop a table from a database use the ALTER TABLE statement to modify a table add and removing columns from a table duplicate a table rename a table use constraints to ensure integrity of data describe the best practices to follow when selecting a naming convention describe the numeric data type category in SQL Server 2016 describe the date and time data type category in SQL Server 2016 describe the character and unicode data type category in SQL Server 2016 describe the binary strings data type category in SQL Server 2016 describe the special data types category in SQL Server 2016 recognize the process of normalization in SQL Server 2016 describe the first normal form level of normalization describe the second normal form level of normalization describe the third normal form level of normalization discuss when to denormalize a database demonstrate how to create a SQL Table
SQL Server 2016 Indexes and Views
SQL Server 2016 uses indexes to speed up the performance of queries and improve overall database performance. This course covers how to design and implement the various index types available in SQL Server 2016. In addition, this course covers enhancing usability in SQL Server 2016 by using views. This course is one of a series of courses that cover the objectives for 70-762: Developing SQL Databases exam.
Columnstore Indexes
start the course recognize when to use columnstore indexes determine when to implement a columnstore index create a clustered columnstore index describe columnstore index data loading describe columnstore versioned feature summary improve columnstore index query performance implement real-time operational analytics describe columnstore index data warehousing implement columnstore index defragmentation differentiate between clustered and nonclustered columnstore indexes in SQL Server 2016 create a nonclustered columnstore index change data in a nonclustered columnstore index describe in-memory nonclustered hash indexes create tables with nonclustered hash indexes describe in-memory index performance considerations describe XML indexes describe secondary XML indexes describe XML index performance considerations implement and configure columnstore indexes
Programmability Objects
Constraints can be used in SQL Server 2016 to ensure data integrity. This covers how to design and implement constraints for tables and columns. This course also covers stored procedures, a SQL Server feature that allows you to reuse the code over and over, providing advantages such as performance, productivity, and ease of use. This course is one of a series of courses that cover the objectives for 70-762: Developing SQL Databases exam.
Triggers and Functions
Triggers in SQL Server 2016 are sets of statements that execute automatically when a specific event occurs in a database. This course covers the design and implementation of the various types of triggers found in SQL Server 2016. In addition, this course cover functions, including scalar-valued, table-valued, deterministic, and nondeterministic. This course is one of a series of courses that cover the objectives for 70-762: Developing SQL Databases exam.
Transactions and Isolation Levels
SQL Server transactions allow you to group together a number of statements to form a single logical unit of work. This course covers the various types of transactions, and explains how to implement them in SQL Server 2016. This course also covers isolation levels, a SQL Server 2016 feature that helps control the way locking works between transactions. This course is one of a series of courses that cover the objectives for 70-762: Developing SQL Databases exam.
Managing Database Concurrency
Locking is a feature in SQL Server 2016 that helps ensure the physical integrity of each transaction. This course covers how to implement and troubleshoot locking, as well as how to minimize, handle, and remediate deadlocks. This course also covers memory-optimized tables, which are used to improve the performance of transaction processing, as well as native stored procedures - a feature used to enable efficient execution of the queries. This course is one of a series of courses that cover the objectives for 70-762: Developing SQL Databases exam.
Optimize SQL Database Objects and Infrastructure
Optimizing statistics helps ensure the most efficient means of executing statements in SQL Server 2016. This course covers how to create, modify, and troubleshoot statistics and indexes in SQL Server 2016. This course also covers how to analyze and troubleshoot query plans in SQL Server 2016. This course is one of a series of courses that cover the objectives for 70-762: Developing SQL Databases exam.
Database Instances
SQL Server Resource Governor is a feature
Performance Tuning
SQL Server 2016 provides a comprehensive set of tools for monitoring and tuning to ensure optimal performance for an environment. This course covers performance metrics and monitoring, as well as the various logging tools available with SQL Server, such as perfmon and dynamic management objects. In addition, this course covers Extended Events, and the event-handling system used for monitoring SQL Server instances. This course is one of a series of courses that cover the objectives for 70-762: Developing SQL Databases exam.
Eigenschaften
| Studiengebühr | Siehe hier oder unter Kursbeschreibung |
| Sprache | Englisch (USA) |
| Online-Zugang | 1 Jahr |
| Teilnahmebescheinigung | Ja, nach 70% der erfolgreichen Einsätze |
| Fortschrittsüberwachung | Ja |
| Geeignet für Handys | Ja |
| Preisgekröntes E-Learning | Ja |
| Online-Mentor | Falls verfügbar |
| MeasureUp-Prüfungssimulation | Falls verfügbar |
| Prüfungsquiz | Falls verfügbar |
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