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SQL Server 2000 Comprehensive Introduction: Hands-On
Course: 530
Type: Hands-On Training
Duration: 4 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Utilize the key components of SQL Server 2000
- Implement a database schema with SQL Server Enterprise Manager
- Retrieve and modify data with SQL tools
- Replicate data between databases
- Query SQL Server from the Web using XML
- Migrate data from diverse sources with DTS
Course Benefits Microsoft's SQL Server 2000 offers ease of use and scalability, XML integration, improved data transformation and analysis services. In this hands-on course, you explore many of the SQL Server 2000 capabilities using the graphical tools provided by Microsoft. You gain a solid foundation on which to build specific SQL Server 2000 database development or administration skills.Who Should Attend Those interested in SQL Server 2000, or those evaluating it, can benefit from this course. Familiarity with relational databases is helpful.Hands-On Training Exercises provide immediate experience in developing and administering SQL Server systems, including:
- Creating databases with Enterprise Manager
- Adding primary and foreign key constraints to tables
- Retrieving data using Query Designer
- Performing backups and recovering from disasters
- Replicating data with merge replication
- Generating HTML files from triggers
- Building a cube and dimensions with Analysis Services
- Using HTTP to extract XML data from SQL Server
Course 530 Content
- Client/Server
- RDBMS
- Entity relationship diagramming
- Database engine
- SQL Server Agent
- Analysis Services
- Data Transformation Services (DTS)
- Personal
- Server
- Enterprise
- Desktop Engine
- Windows CE
- Enterprise Manager
- Query Analyzer
- Query Designer
- Wizards
- Selecting file names and locations
- Determining file size and growth parameters
- Choosing appropriate datatypes
- Identifying primary keys
- Adding and removing columns
- Applying declarative constraints
- Creating SQL queries
- Sorting and selecting result sets
- Joining tables
- Aggregating data
- Defining and using full-text indexes
- Adding and deleting rows
- Updating existing rows
- Creating views with Query Designer
- Selecting data from a view
- Building a stored procedure with wizards
- Invoking stored procedures in Query Analyzer
- Adding SQL Server logins with the Login Wizard
- Authorizing access to databases
- Granting and revoking permissions
- Assigning administrator roles
- Backing up and recovering databases
- Database Maintenance Plan Wizard
- Scheduling jobs
- Responding to events using alerts
- Defining operators
- Reporting job success or failure
- Importing data into SQL Server
- Upsizing Access databases
- Exporting data to text or CSV format
- Replication strategies
- Subscribing to a publishing server
- Empowering mobile users with merge replication
- Resolving conflicts using priorities
- Building static Web pages using templates
- Triggering a Web page refresh
- Creating a Virtual Directory
- Generating XML from HTTP
- Storing multidimensional data
- Browsing cubes in Microsoft Excel
- Authoring and deploying reports
- Viewing reports from a Web site
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