Microsoft SQL Server 

System for managing relational databases is called Microsoft SQL Server. A database server that stores and retrieves data as requested by other software applications.​

Course Content

  • Introduction to RDBMS concepts
  • Normalization Technique
  • SQL Server Architecture
  • Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server
  • Introduction to SQL Server Management Studio
  • Installation of SQL server Management Studio
  • Introduction of Language Statements (DDL, DML, DCL, TCL)
  • Creating table and DDL commands
  • Introduction of Import and Export Wizard
  • SQL Data Types
  • SQL Constraints
  • SQL Indexing
  • Select Statement
  • SQL Distinct keyword
  • SQL Where Clause
  • SQL wild card concept
  • SQL Group by and Having clause
  • SQL CASE statements
  • Introduction of Join
  • Inner Join
  • Outer Join
  • Left Join
  • Right Join
  • Self Join
  • Cross Join
  • Concept of Nested Join with Where Clause
  • SQL Update Statement
  • SQL Insert Statement
  • SQL Delete Statement
  • SQL Transaction control Language
  • SQL Number Functions
  • SQL Date Functions
  • SQL Text Functions
  • SQL Special Functions
  • SQL Scalar Subqueries
  • SQL Multivalued Sub Queries
  • SQL Table Values Sub Queries
  • SQL Common Table Expression
  • SQL UNION, UNION ALL, INTERSECT AND EXCEPT
  • SQL CROSS APPLY operator
  • SQL RANK function
  • SQL DENSE_RANK function
  • SQL ROW_NUMBER function
  • SQL Over Clause
  • SQL If condition
  • SQL While Loop
  • Creating Stored Procedure
  • Modifying Stored Procedure
  • Creating User Defined Function
  • Modifying User Defined Function
  • SQL Pivot and Unpivot Concept
  • Implementing T-SQL Error Handling
  • Redirecting Errors with Try/Catch
  • Using THROW to pass an error message back to a client
  • Applying Error Handling in Stored Procedure
  • Applying Error Handling in Stored Procedure
  • Introduction of Cursor
  • Creating cursor
  • Modifying cursor
  • Detailed description about Index
  • Query optimization
  • Performance Tuning

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Theoretical Knowledge

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Individual Work with a Mentor

Final Individual Project

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