This 6-week training course covers installation, configuration, security, maintenance and optimization of Microsoft SQL Server 2005. Topics include installing SQL Server, creating and configuring databases, implementing security, importing and exporting data, backups and restores, replication, and performance monitoring. Hands-on exercises are included to reinforce topics like creating databases, tables, indexes, stored procedures, jobs and backups.
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6 Weeks Training-SQL SERVER 2005
This 6-week training course covers installation, configuration, security, maintenance and optimization of Microsoft SQL Server 2005. Topics include installing SQL Server, creating and configuring databases, implementing security, importing and exporting data, backups and restores, replication, and performance monitoring. Hands-on exercises are included to reinforce topics like creating databases, tables, indexes, stored procedures, jobs and backups.
Using Windows Authentication Mode Using Mixed Mode
Setting the Authentication Mode
Understanding SQL Server Logins Understanding Fixed Server Roles Understanding Permissions Understanding Database Roles Understanding Permission States Introducing Ownership Chains Introducing Linked Server Security
Working with Relational Data
Importing Data Using Bulk Insert Importing Data Using the bcp Utility Copying Data Using SSIS Executing Implicit and Explicit Transactions Committing and Rolling Back
Maintaining and Automating SQL Server
Reorganizing and Rebuilding Indexes Understanding DBCC CHECKDB Understanding Automation Basics Creating Operators Creating Jobs Creating Alerts
Performing Backups and Restores
Creating a Backup Device Performing Full Backups Performing Differential Backups Performing Transaction Log Backups Performing Filegroup Backups Restoring Databases
Achieving High Availability through Replication
Introducing the Publisher/Subscriber Metaphor Introducing Articles Introducing Publications Using Transactional Replication Using Snapshot Replication Using Merge Replication