Microsoft SQL Server Course

What You’ll Learn

Embark on a comprehensive journey into the world of SQL with our specialized SQL Course for Developers. Acquire in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in key areas crucial for database management:

• Introduction to the SQL Server Platform: Explore the basic architecture of SQL Server, understand different editions and versions, and learn to work efficiently in SQL Server Management Studio.
• Introduction to T-SQL, Writing SELECT Queries: Get acquainted with Transact-SQL (T-SQL) and develop skills in crafting SELECT queries. Gain insights into working with sets, logic of predicates, and Boolean operations in SELECT statements.
• Using DML to Change Data: Master the use of Data Manipulation Language (DML) to modify data in SQL Server. Learn techniques for adding, changing, and deleting data, as well as the automatic generation of column values.
• Data Grouping and Aggregation: Explore the fundamentals of data grouping and aggregation, including the use of aggregate functions, GROUP BY, and filtering with the HAVING function.
• Connections, Data Sorting, and Filtering: Dive into the intricacies of establishing connections, sorting data, and applying filters with predicates. Work with the TOP and OFFSET-FETCH commands, and handle unknown values effectively.
• Working with SQL Server Data Types: Understand SQL Server data types, learn to work with different data types, and explore date and time data manipulation.
• Using Built-In Functions: Write commands with built-in functions, including conversion functions, logical functions, and functions for handling NULL values.
• Using Subqueries: Develop skills in writing limited and correlated subqueries. Explore the use of the EXISTS predicate in subqueries.
• Using SET Operators: Master the use of SET operators, including the UNION, EXCEPT, and INTERSECT operators. Explore the APPLY operator.
• Using Window, Ranking, Offset, and Aggregate Functions: Create and use window functions with the OVER command. Understand how to utilize these functions effectively.
• Pivoting and Grouping Data: Write commands for pivoting and unpivoting data. Explore the use of kits for effective data representation.
• Stored Procedures: Learn to write commands for stored procedures, pass parameters, and create simple stored procedures. Dive into working with Dynamic SQL.
• Programming in T-SQL: Explore the elements of T-SQL programming and learn to control program flow effectively.
• Working on Mistakes: Master T-SQL error handling and exception handling techniques.
• Implementation of Transactions: Understand transactions and their role in the database engine. Gain control over transactions for effective database management.