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    SQL Server is an important programming language for working with large databases and converting data into business insights. The document outlines a course syllabus for learning SQL Server, covering topics such as basic database concepts, SQL statements, joins, stored procedures and functions. The course is divided into 9 modules taught over multiple sections.

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    SQL Server is an important programming language for working with large databases and converting data into business insights. The document outlines a course syllabus for learning SQL Server, covering topics such as basic database concepts, SQL statements, joins, stored procedures and functions. The course is divided into 9 modules taught over multiple sections.

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    SQL Server is an important programming language for working with large databases and converting data into business insights. The document outlines a course syllabus for learning SQL Server, covering topics such as basic database concepts, SQL statements, joins, stored procedures and functions. The course is divided into 9 modules taught over multiple sections.

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    SQL Server is an important programming language for working with large databases and converting data into business insights. The document outlines a course syllabus for learning SQL Server, covering topics such as basic database concepts, SQL statements, joins, stored procedures and functions. The course is divided into 9 modules taught over multiple sections.

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    SQL SERVER

    This is one of the most important programming languages for working on large
    databases. This creates a huge demand for SQL Developers who can parse all that
    Big Data and convert them into business insights.

    Course Syllabus
    Module 1: - Introduction to Basic Database Concepts
    1.1 What is Data, Field, Record and database?
    1.2 Limitations of File Management System.
    1.3 Basic Concepts of Advantages of DBMS.

    Section 2: Introduction to SQL Server


    2.1 What is SQL Server Version history and different editions
    2.2 Basic Features Components and Tools

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    2.3 Starting and Stopping SQL Server Instances / Services
    2.4 Introduction to Management Studio
    2.5 Types of System Databases in SQL

    Module 3: Introduction to SQL


    3.1 Basics of SQL Types of SQL Statements
    3.2 DDL, DML, DQL, DCL and TCL
    3.3 Create Database using Management Studio
    3.4 Datatypes in SQL Server
    3.5 Exploring DDL Statements on Table using Management Studio

    Module 4: DDL and DML Statements


    4.1 Why write statements in Frontends?
    4.2 Create, Alter and Drop Table Insert
    4.3 Update and Delete Statement Truncate Statement

    Module 5: Working with Queries (DQL)


    5.1 Understanding Select Statement
    5.2 Usage of Top, Distinct, Null etc...keywords
    5.3 Using String and Arithmetic Expressions
    5.3 Exploring Where Clause with Operators

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    5.3 Working with basic of Sub Queries
    Module 6: Aggregate Functions
    6.1 Using functions in Queries
    6.2 Count, Sum, Min, Max, Avg Group By and Having Clause

    Module 7: Joins and Set Operations


    7.1 Introduction to Joins Cross Joins
    7.2 Inner Join
    7.3 Outer Join
    7.4 Self Join
    7.5 Co-related Sub Queries

    Module 8: Working with Constraints


    8.1 Unique
    8.2 Not NULL
    8.3 Primary Key
    8.4 Default Check Foreign Key

    Module 9: Working with Stored Procedures and Functions


    9.1 Introduction to stored procedures
    9.2 Benefits of Stored Procedures

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    9.3 Creating, Executing Modifying, Dropping
    9.4 System defined SP’s and Functions
    9.5 User defined Functions

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