MSSQL Training Nepal, Institute for SQL Server Course in Kathmandu

MSSQL also popularly known as SQL Server is a relational database management system (RDBMS) developed by Microsoft which is used for storing and retrieving data. It was initially released by Microsoft Corporation Inc. in association with Sybase in 1989 and later Microsoft retained all the rights. Since then Microsoft has released various versions of SQL Server in 2000, 2005, 2008, 2012, and 2014 adding more features and editions. MSSQL is a popular database system among C# and asp.net developers since it is easily compatible.

Data management is a tedious job if we have to do it manually. This has created the need for a system that provides interaction with databases and users in a more friendly and interactive way. MSSQL can easily handle or store text data and it can also store other types of data such as graphics, an audio files, and other more complex formats. The ability grants users to quickly store and retrieve data/information and the facility to access data from the MSSQL database at once by multiple users has made it a very popular database management system.

This course will disseminate insights about the terminology, concepts, and skills necessary to understand database components, security requirements, graphical tools, and scripts allowing students to develop skills and tools to implement their knowledge in real-time application development. As well, Implementing and managing solutions, and integrating SQL Server with other applications will also be highly emphasized during the training.

This course has been designed to provide fundamental knowledge along with real-time development scenarios. The training course gradually starts from Database fundamentals and then moves towards the associate level which will discuss SQL Server, Querying MSSQL, Administrating SQL Servers, and Implementing Data storage with MSSQL. Next, the course advances toward the expert level. In this section, students will gain thorough knowledge about techniques, models, and strategies to develop MSSQL Server with databases and design solutions for MSSQL. Finally, in the last section, students will learn to implement data models and reports with MS SQL Server and design Business intelligence solutions.

MSSQL Training is intended for candidates who want to learn both database development and database administrator track. MSSQL training will provide in-depth knowledge about the Data Manipulation Language, Data Definition Language, and designing Databases using E-R diagrams, Keys, Relationships, Joins, Cursors, and triggers.

At IT Training Nepal we have a pool of highly experienced and dedicated team of professionals working with MSSQL. With the help of reference materials, a collaborative learning environment, and professional guidelines you can surely achieve your goal to become a qualified database developer/ administrator.

Objectives:

The main objective of this course is to develop qualified professionals who will be able to administer and develop complex SQL Server.

The course objectives of this training course are:

To learn to develop and manage MSSQL Server databases
To learn to access, store, retrieve and manipulate data and queries with SQL
To use graphical and command tools with MSSQL
To develop strategies and use tools to perform monitoring and performance tuning.
To understand and Integrate SQL Server with .NET, MS Office, and XML
Identify, evaluate, and implement solutions and database security.

Who can join MySQL training?

A person who wants to work in the field of the database as a database administrator or as a database developer can join this training. Since, no programming knowledge is required it is easy for people from other backgrounds to start a career in IT. If you want to go to the US and start a career in the database then this training is appropriate for you. It is equally important for web application developers working on asp.net technology and desktop application developers working on C#.

Prerequisites: No prior technical knowledge is required hence anyone who wants to start a career in the database can join this training.

Duration : 1.5 Months-2 months

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MSSQL Course Syllabus

Introduction to MSSQL SERVER
Knowledge of Client Server Architecture in MSSQL SERVER
Introduction to SQL Server Configuration Tools
Difference between different versions of SQL Server editions and compare its features
Introduction to SQL Server Management Studio and organizing the workspace
Registering different types of servers
Exploring object explorer
Understanding database properties using management studio
Understanding columns properties using management studio
exploring security and management properties in object explorer
Using the query analyzer using the query editor
Introduction to Structured Query Language
Difference between Data Definition Language and Data Manipulation Language
Understanding data types and selecting the correct data types to store data in a table
create a table using CREATE TABLE SQL
Importance of constraints and using it
Identify unique records using PRIMARY KEY and UNIQUE constraints
Using the database diagramming tool
Understanding the importance of Normalization
Enforcing relationships using FOREIGN KEY
Fetch Data using Structured Query Language
Filter data using the where clause in SQL
Working with data and time
Working with strings and substrings
Converting data from one data type to another data type
Sorting the extracted data
Use of predicates in the SQL
Importance of Joins
Using inner joins in SQL
Using left outer joins in SQL
Multiplying data using cross joins
Understanding Complex Joins
Make use of Unions to stack data
Introduction to Sub Queries
Make use of sub-queries in the form of expression
Adding sub-queries as derived tables
Working with correlated subqueries
Use aggregate functions in SQL
Knowing how to group data set
Nesting aggregations by using group by clause
Filtering, grouping, and adding grand totals and making use of having clause
Generating cross tab (pivot ) table
Knowing how to calculate the cumulative sum
Using full-text search
Searching for specific words
Using fuzzy search technique to search phrases
Introduction to Views
Create view
Preventing disappearing rows using views
Protecting schema changes using schema binding
Nesting of Views
Introduction to Distributed queries
Link to external data sources
Execute distributed queries
Using pass-through queries
Insert, update, and delete data
Using the output clause
Introduction to T-SQL
Make use of variables
control the procedural flow
examine SQL Server with Code
make use of temp tables
Understanding how to develop dynamic SQL
Introduction to Stored Procedure
Knowing how to compile stored procedure and execute it
Knowing how to capture RETURN values from stored procedures
Declaring variables and parameters
Creating and utilizing local variables in a stored procedure
Passing input and output parameters in a stored procedure
Interrogating global variables
Working with a cursor
Handling errors
Controlling transactions
Develop stored procedures that can fetch data from multiple servers
Execute dynamic queries by using OPENROWSET and OPENQUERY
Introduction to Trigger
Using instead of trigger
Knowing how to disable trigger
Using the update function
Selecting transaction data
Nesting of Trigger and using recursive trigger
Using trigger to validate complex business rules
Auditing data changes
Introduction to user-defined functions
Creating scalar functions
Make use of the inline table-valued function
Using multi-statement table-valued user-defined functions
Using apply command
Introduction to Indexing
Creating index
Examining query execution
Understanding transaction faults
stepping through a transaction
understanding lock and working with locks
viewing deadlocks
Implement conditions by using the IF-ELSE statement
Make use of WHILE and GOTO loops
Identifying the start and end of code blocks with BEGIN and END
Make use of PRINT for debugging
Returning data using RETURN
Debugging T-SQL in Management Studio
Knowing how to handle errors
communicate problems with clients using RAISERROR
intercept errors using TRY and CATCH
Dealing with open transactions when an exception occurs
Introduction to optimization theory

After the completion of MSSQL training, one can start working as a database developer or a database administrator. It is required in almost all software companies. MSSQL is in high demand in the US at companies that work with huge volumes of data.

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