Microsoft SQL Server 2000: Database Design. Use Transact-SQL to query a SQL server. Design, create, and manage databases.

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1 Microsoft SQL Server 2000: Database Design Course Specifications Software Version Number: 2000 Course Length 4 days Software: Microsoft_SQL_Server 2000 Course Description Overview: This course teaches you how to use the Transact-SQL language to query and program Microsoft SQL Server 2000 in a Windows 2000 Server environment. This course also assists you in preparing for the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and Microsoft Certified Database Administrator Exam #70-229, Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition. Prerequisites: To ensure your success, we recommend you first take the following courses or have equivalent knowledge: Windows 2000: Installation and Administration, or the Windows 2000 for Windows NT Administrators: or have equivalent knowledge. Performance-Based Objectives Lesson objectives help students become comfortable with the course, and also provide a means to evaluate learning. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: Identify the features of Microsoft SQL Server Use Transact-SQL to query a SQL server. Design, create, and manage databases. Create and manage tables. Implement data integrity techniques. Design and implement indexes. Query multiple tables through the use of joins. Design subqueries. Use aggregate functions in queries and create user-defined functions. Create and manage views. Design and implement stored procedures. Create triggers. Manage transactions and locks.

2 Implement queries across multiple servers. Optimize queries. Analyze query performance. Course Content Lesson 1: An Overview of SQL Server Topic 1A: Exploring the Components of SQL Server Task 1A-1: Exploring the Features of Microsoft SQL Server Task 1A-2: Exploring the SQL Server Services Task 1A-3: Identifying Administrative Utilities Task 1A-4: Using SQL Server Enterprise Manager Task 1A-5: Using SQL Query Analyzer Topic 1B: SQL Server Database Structure Task 1B-1: Discussing the Components of SQL Server Task 1B-2: Identifying the Default Databases and System Tables Task 1B-3: Creating and Working with a Database Diagram Topic 1C: Task 1C-1: Understanding the SQL Server Architecture Task 1C-2: Exploring the Application Architecture Topic 1D: Identifying SQL Server Management Tasks Task 1D-1: Determining SQL Server Management Tasks Task 1D-2: Configuring Your Server s Authentication Mode Task 1D-3: Creating a SQL Login Account Task 1D-4: Working With Server and Database Roles Lesson 2: Exploring Transact-SQL Topic 2A: Working with Transact-SQL Task 2A-1: Using SQL Query Analyzer Task 2A-2: Using Osql Topic 2B: Transact-SQL Statements Task 2B-1: Creating a Simple Table Task 2B-2: Inserting Data Task 2B-3: Selecting Data Task 2B-4: Assigning Permissions to the Public Database Role Topic 2C: Programming in Transact-SQL Task 2C-1: Using Variables Task 2C-2: Saving a Script File Task 2C-3: Choosing an XML Format Lesson 3: Designing and Implementing Databases Topic 3A: Identifying Database Design Issues Task 3A-1: Designing Databases Task 3A-2: Identifying the Space Requirements for Databases Task 3A-3: Optimizing Database Performance Topic 3B: Creating Databases Task 3B-1: Setting Database Options Task 3B-2: Using Stored Procedures to View Database Information Topic 3C: Managing Databases

3 Task 3C-1: Configuring SQL Server to Automatically Shrink a DatabaseFile Task 3C-2: Deleting a Database Lesson 4: Creating and Managing Tables Topic 4A: Design and Create Tables Task 4A-1: Normalizing Table Designs Topic 4B: Maintaining Tables Task 4B-1: Using SQL Server Enterprise Manager to Generate a Script Lesson 5: Designing and Implementing Data Integrity Topic 5A: Understanding Data Integrity Topic 5B: Implementing Constraints Task 5B-1: Adding a Primary Key Constraint Task 5B-2: Adding a Foreign Key Constraint to the Movie Table Task 5B-3: Adding a Default Constraint to the Movie Table Task 5B-4: Adding a Check Constraint to the Movie Table Task 5B-5: Disabling Constraint Checking Lesson 6: Implementing Indexes Topic 6A: Designing Indexing Task 6A-1: Understanding Index Architecture Topic 6B: Implementing Indexes Task 6B-1: Creating a Clustered Index on the Movie Table Task 6B-2: Viewing the Information in Sysindexes Topic 6C: Maintaining Indexes Task 6C-1: Rebuilding an Index Task 6C-2: Using DROP_EXISTING to Re-create an Index Based on a PrimaryKey Task 6C-3: Generating a Workload File in SQL Profiler Task 6C-4: Observing Index Statistics Lesson 7: Joining Tables Topic 7A: Querying Multiple Tables Task 7A-1: Working with Cross Joins Topic 7B: Implementing Advanced Table Joins Task 7B-1: Joining Multiple Tables Task 7B-2: Working with Self Joins Task 7B-3: Combining SELECT Statements Task 7B-4: Creating a New Table Based on a SELECT INTO Statement Lesson 8: Designing Advanced Queries Topic 8A: Designing Subqueries Task 8A-1: Designing Single Value Subqueries Topic 8B: Changing Data Through Queries Task 8B-1: Inserting Data Based on a Query Task 8B-2: Deleting Rows Based on a Query Lesson 9: Designing Views Topic 9A: Creating and Managing Views

4 Task 9A-1: Creating a View Task 9A-2: Displaying View Information Task 9A-3: Dropping a View Task 9A-4: Creating an Indexed View Task 9A-5: Creating a Partitioned View Lesson 10: Creating Stored Procedures Topic 10A: Designing Stored Procedures Task 10A-1: Using Books Online to Research System Stored Procedures Task 10A-2: Running Extended Stored Procedures Task 10A-3: Understanding How SQL Server Processes Stored Procedures Topic 10B: Creating Stored Procedures Task 10B-1: Creating a Stored Procedure Task 10B-2: Executing a Stored Procedure Topic 10C: Using Parameters in Stored Procedures Task 10C-1: Creating a Stored Procedure With an Input Parameter Task 10C-2: Creating and Executing a Stored Procedure With Output Parameters Topic 10D: Managing Stored Procedures Task 10D-1: Recompiling a Stored Procedure Lesson 11: Using Functions Topic 11A: Working with Aggregate Functions Task 11A-1: Using Aggregate Functions to Summarize Data Task 11A-2: Designing GROUP BY Queries Task 11A-3: Using TOP in a Query Topic 11B: Designing and Creating User-defined Functions Task 11B-1: Dropping a User-defined Function Lesson 12: Creating Triggers Topic 12A: Designing and Implementing Triggers Task 12A-1: Designing Triggers Task 12A-2: Creating an INSERT Trigger Task 12A-3: Creating a DELETE Trigger Task 12A-4: Creating an INSTEAD OF Trigger Lesson 13: Understanding Transactions and Locks Topic 13A: Designing and Implementing Transactions Task 13A-1: Working with Explicit Transactions Topic 13B: Managing Locks Task 13B-1: Observing the Current Locks on Your Server Task 13B-2: Implementing Session Locking Task 13B-3: Implementing a Lock Timeout Task 13B-4: Implementing Table-level Locking Lesson 14: Implementing Distributed Queries Topic 14A: Establishing Linked Servers Task 14A-1: Defining a Linked Server Task 14A-2: Logging in to Linked Servers

5 Topic 14B: Creating and Managing Distributed Queries Task 14B-1: Configuring the MSDTC Service Task 14B-2: Using Ad Hoc Queries to Retrieve Data From Remote Servers Lesson 15: Optimizing Queries Topic 15A: Exploring the Query Optimizer Task 15A-1: Configuring the Query Governor Task 15A-2: Using SHOWPLAN to View the Query Execution Plan Task 15A-3: Analyzing a Graphical Execution Plan Topic 15B: Using Indexes to Optimize Queries Task 15B-1: Designing Indexing Lesson 16: Analyzing Queries Topic 16A: Analyzing the Performance of Queries Appendix A: The Movies Database Structure Table Design