Implementing a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database

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1 Implementing a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database Course Number: 2779 Length: 5 Day(s) Certification Exam This course will help you prepare for the following Microsoft Certified Professional exams: Exam : Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Implementation and Maintenance Course Overview This five day course provides students with the knowledge and skills to implement a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database. The course focuses on teaching individuals how to use SQL Server 2005 product features and tools related to implementing a database. Prerequisites Before attending this course, students must have: Basic knowledge of the Microsoft Windows operating system and its core functionality. Working knowledge of Transact SQL. Working knowledge of relational databases. Some experience with database design. In addition, it is recommended, but not required, that students have completed: Course 2778: Writing Queries Using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Transact SQL. Course 2780: Maintaining a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database. Audience This course is intended for IT Professionals who want to become skilled on SQL Server 2005 product features and technologies for implementing a database. Course Outline Course Introduction Course Introduction Creating Databases and Database Files Lesson 1: Databases Transaction Logging Options

2 Finding Information about Databases Demo: Creating a Database Lesson 2: Filegroups What Are Filegroups? Why Create Filegroups? Demo: Creating a Filegroup Lesson 3: Schemas What is a Schema? Object Name Resolution Demo: Creating a Schema Lesson 4: Database Snapshots What is a Database Snapshot? How does a Database Snapshot Work? Demo: Creating a Database Snapshot Module 1 Review Creating Data Types and Tables Lesson 1: Data Types System Supplied Data Types Alias Data Types Demo: Creating a Data Type Lesson 2: Tables Data Organization in Rows Large Data Value Organization Demo: Creating a Table Lesson 3: Partitioning a Table What is a Partitioned Table? What is a Partition Function? What is a Partition Scheme? Demo: Creating a Partitioned Table What can you do with Partitioned Data? Module 2 Review Using XML Lesson 1: Using FOR XML RAW Mode Queries AUTO Mode Queries EXPLICIT Mode Queries PATH Mode Queries Retrieving Nested XML Demo: Using FOR XML Lesson 2: Using OPENXML Overview Managing In Memory Node Trees OPENXML Syntax XML Namespaces

3 Demo: Shredding XML Lesson 3: xml Data Type to the xml Data Type Xquery Query, Value, and Exist Methods Modify Method The nodes Method Demo: The xml Data Type Module 3 Review Creating and Tuning Indexes Lesson 1: Planning SQL Server Data Access Clustered Indexes Heaps Nonclustered Indexes Lesson 2: Creating Unique Indexes Creating Indexes with Multiple Columns Indexes on Computed Columns Partitioned Indexes Incorporating Free Space in Indexes Obtaining Index Information Demo: Creating Indexes Lesson 3: Optimizing Database Tuning Advisor Demo: Database Tuning Advisor Index Fragmentation Defragmenting Indexes Demo: Defragmenting Indexes Lesson 4: XML Indexes Kinds of XML Indexes Module 4 Review Implementing Data Integrity Lesson 1: Overview Types of Data Integrity Enforcing Data Integrity Lesson 2: Constraints PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT CHECK UNIQUE FOREIGN KEY Cascading Referential Integrity

4 Demo: Creating Constraints Lesson 3: Triggers INSERT Triggers DELETE Triggers UPDATE Triggers How an INSTEAD OF Trigger Works Nested Triggers Recursive Triggers Demo: Creating Triggers Lesson 4: XML Schemas XML Schema Collections Typed XML Demo: Typed XML Module 5 Review Implementing Views Lesson 1: Introduction What are Views? Kinds of Views Advantages Lesson 2: Managing Views Creating Views Demo: Creating a View Altering and Dropping Views How Ownership Chains Affect Views How To Get Information About Views Encryption for Modifying Data Lesson 3: Optimizing Performance Indexed Views Partitioned Views Module 6 Review Implementing Stored Procedures and Functions Lesson 1: Introduction Stored Procedures Creating Stored Procedures Guidelines Altering & Dropping Stored Procedures Lesson 2: Parameterized SP's Using Input Parameters Using Output Parameters/Return Values Demo: Creating a Parameterized SP Lesson 3: Functions Types of Functions

5 Scalar Functions Inline Table Valued Functions Multi Statement Table Valued Functions Demo: Creating Functions Lesson 4: Error Handling Structured Exception Handling Guidelines Demo: Handling Errors Lesson 5: Execution Context Execution Context EXECUTE AS Extending Impersonation Context Demo: Controlling Execution Context Module 7 Review Implementing Managed Code in the Database Lesson 1: Introduction Advantages SQL Server CLR Integration When to use Managed Code Lesson 2: Importing Assemblies What are Assemblies Importing an Assembly Assembly Trust Levels Demo: Import & Configure an Assembly Lesson 3: Creating Database Objects Overview Stored Procedures, Triggers, Functions Aggregates and User Defined Types Demo: Managed Database Objects Module 8 Review Using Service Broker Lesson 1: Overview System Architecture Conversation Architecture Conversation Process Security Architecture Lesson 2: Service Broker Objects Creating Message Types Creating Contracts Creating Queues Creating Services Demo: Creating Service Broker Objects Lesson 3: Messages Sending Messages Receiving Messages

6 Demo: Sending and Receiving Messages Module 9 Review Course Closure

7 Maintaining a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database Course Number: 2780 Length: 5 Day(s) Certification Exam This course will help you prepare for the following Microsoft Certified Professional exams: Exam : Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Implementation and Maintenance Course Overview This five day course provides students with the knowledge and skills to maintain a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database. The course focuses on teaching individuals how to use SQL Server 2005 product features and tools related to maintaining a database. Prerequisites Before attending this course, students must have: Basic knowledge of the Microsoft Windows operating system and its core functionality. Working knowledge of Transact SQL. Working knowledge of relational databases. Some experience with database design. In addition, it is recommended, but not required, that students have completed: Course 2778: Writing Queries Using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Transact SQL. Course 2779: Implementing a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database. Audience This course is intended for IT Professionals who want to become skilled on SQL Server 2005 product features and technologies for maintaining a database. Course Outline Course Introduction Course Introduction Installing and Configuring SQL Server 2005 Lesson 1: Preparing to Install SQL Server 2005 Editions Hardware Requirements Software Requirements

8 SQL Server Instances Licensing Options Security Considerations Collation Considerations for Upgrading Demo Finding Pre Installation Info Lesson 2: Installing Overview of the Installation Process System Consistency Checker? Options Performing an Unattended Installation Demo: Managing Comp Installations Lesson 3: Managing an Installation Surface Area Configuration Tool SQL Server Configuration Manager SQL Server Management Studio Demo: SQL Server Management Studio sqlcmd Demo: sqlcmd Server Level Options? Module 1 Review Managing Databases and Files Lesson 1: Planning Data Storage Transaction Logging File Placement What Are Filegroups? Filegroup Considerations Capacity Planning Considerations Lesson 2: Creating Syntax for Creating a Database Schemas Syntax for Creating a Schema Name Resolution Demo: Creating Databases Lesson 3: Managing Options Finding Information about Databases Demo: Finding Information Module 2 Review Disaster Recovery Lesson 1: Backup Strategy Backup Types Recovery Models? Full Database Backup Strategy

9 DB & Transaction Log Backup Strategy Differential Backup Strategy File or Filegroup Backup Strategy Backup Operators Backup Media Lesson 2: Back Up User Databases Full Database Backup Transaction Log Backup Differential Backup File and Filegroup Backups Ensuring Backup Integrity Demo: Back Up a Database Lesson 3: Restore User Databases The Restore Process Restoring a Database Restoring a Transaction Log Backup Restoring Pages, Files, and Filegroups Piecemeal Restore Demo: Restoring a Database Lesson 4: Recover Data DB Snapshots Database Snapshots How Database Snapshots Work Recovering Data from a DB Snapshot Lesson 5: Disaster Recovery Backing Up System Databases Restoring System Databases Restoring the Master Database Module 3 Review Managing Security Lesson 1: Overview Principals Securables Permissions Lesson 2: Server Scope Authentication Modes Password Policies Managing SQL Server Logins Fixed Server Roles Delegation Credentials Server Scope Permissions Demo: Managing Logins Lesson 3: Database Scope Managing Users Special Users Database Roles

10 Application Roles Database Scope Permissions Schema Scope Permissions Demo: Managing Users Lesson 4: Managing Keys & Certificates Keys Certificates? Cryptography Architecture Keys and Certificates Demo: Using Certificates Module 4 Review Monitoring SQL Server Lesson 1: Current Activity Activity Monitor Dynamic Management Objects Demo: Viewing Current Activity Lesson 2: System Monitor System Monitor Performance Objects Monitoring SQL Server Demo: Using System Monitor Lesson 3: SQL Server Profiler SQL Server Profiler Profiler Trace Options Categories, Events, and Columns Demo: Using SQL Server Profiler Lesson 4: DDL Triggers Creating DDL Triggers Managing DDL Triggers Demo: Creating a DDL Trigger Lesson 5: Event Notifications Creating Event Notifications Processing Event Notifications Managing Event Notifications Demo: Implementing Event Notifications Module 5 Review Transferring Data Lesson 1: Introduction to Data Transfer Data Transfer Data Transformation Tools for Transferring Data Lesson 2: SQL Server Integration Srvcs to SSIS SSIS Task Processing SSIS Tools

11 Demo: Import and Export Wizard Lesson 3: How to use SSIS Data Sources and Data Source Views Connection Manager Package Control Flow Data Flow Tasks Deploying Packages Module 6 Review Automating Administrative Tasks Lesson 1: Overview Benefits The Maintenance Plan Wizard The SQL Server Agent Demo: The Maintenance Plan Wizard Lesson 2: Configuring SQL Server Agent SQL Server Agent Mail Options Demo: Database Mail Lesson 3: Jobs and Operators Jobs Operators Creating Job Steps The Job Activity Monitor Demo: Jobs and Operators Lesson 4: Alerts Creating an Alert Demo: Alerts Lesson 5: Multiple Servers Master and Target Servers Event Forwarding Lesson 6: Managing Security SQL Server Agent Roles SQL Server Agent Proxies Demo: SQL Server Agent Proxies Module 7 Review Maintaining High Availability Lesson 1: Introduction Availability Factors Lesson 2: Server Clustering Installing SQL Server in a Cluster Lesson 3: Database Mirroring

12 Options Database Mirroring Endpoints Preparing Servers for Database Mirroring Establishing a Mirror Session Handling Failover Lesson 4: Log Shipping Implementing Log Shipping Switching Server Roles Demo: Log Shipping Module 8 Review to Replication Lesson 1: Introduction Replication Roles Replication Types Articles, Publications, and Subscriptions Lesson 2: Scenarios Server to Server Scenarios Server to Client Scenarios Module 9 Review Course Closure