Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Microsoft Certified Technology
Specialists (MCTS)
(Certification towards MCITP)
Microsoft products are among the most popular and widely used in the world today. And Microsoft SQL server database along with .NET framework create vast opportunities for software professionals all over the world and London is no exception.
The Microsoft SQL server course not only teaches to the concepts of RDBMS (Relational Database Management System) but also focuses on developing proficiency with Microsoft SQL Server database and to teach “on-the-job” skills for setting up and maintaining a database.
Highlights of the course includes installing, configuring, and maintaining of MS SQL Server, manipulate relational data, database objects, stored procedures, etc.
On an average, people who are certified on MCTS SQL Server, earn a lot more than their colleagues in the industry. Enroll yourself today in this interactive, hands-on class, taught by a certified professional. The class runs for 5 weeks. Included with the course fee are the books and material for the class and unlimited practice time.
Why wait? Learn it right, the first time!
| Microsoft SQL Server 2005(MCTS Certification) |
£790 |
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MS SQL 2005(MCTS)
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MS SQL 2005(MCITP) |
£1500 |
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| Oracle OCP + MS SQL 2005(MCTS) |
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MCTS SQL 2005 Certification Exam and Course Highlight |
Exam 70–431:
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
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Microsoft SQL Server 2005 - Implementation and Maintenance |
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Free MS SQL 2005 Mock Exam |
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Actual SQL Exam towards MCTS Exam
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Installing and Configuring SQL
Server 2005
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SQL Server 2005 Instance
SQL Server 2005 Security
Configure and Manage linked
Servers
Implementing High Availability
and Disaster Recovery
Implement log shipping.
Supporting Data Consumers
SQL Relational Data
XML Data
HTTP End Point
Implement Service Broker components.
Import and Export Data
SQL Server 2005 Database Replication
Maintaining Databases
Manage databases by using Transact-SQL.
Monitoring and Troubleshooting
SQL Server Performance
Creating and Implementing Database
Objects
Implement a table.
Implement a view.
Implement functions.
Implement stored procedures.
Implement indexes.
Create user-defined types.
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SQL Server 2005 Course Overview
Whether it is web commerce, accounting, finance,
record keeping, data entry, and marketing or applications
developer occupation, one of the basic tools used
in many organisations in London and globally is
RDBMS (SQL). SQL Server courses can prepare you
for a career in database management on highly
diverse level of industries in London and worldwide.
Our courses for Microsoft SQL certification can
also be useful for job encroachment in London
because you can use the skills you gain immediately
to increase your efficiency. Our SQL courses will
give you clear understanding of the structure
and function of a relational database system,
use Microsoft SQL Server to create a relational
database and use good design principles to optimise
data storage and retrieval. Our courses in Microsoft
SQL Server are gaining popularity, which, together
with Microsoft .NET framework courses, promises
to endow you to produce results via sophisticated
database capabilities and information management.
The SQL server course focuses primarily on developing
proficiency with Microsoft SQL Server and on gaining
solid skills for setting up and maintaining a
database in a Microsoft Windows platform.
Exam 70–431: Microsoft SQL Server
2005 - Implementation and Maintenance
Installing and Configuring SQL Server 2005
Install SQL Server 2005.
Verify prerequisites.
Upgrade from an earlier version of SQL Server.
SQL Server 2005 Instance
Create an instance.
Configure SQL Server 2005 instances and databases.
Configure log files and data files.
Configure the SQL Server Database Mail subsystem
for an instance.
Choose a recovery model for the database.
SQL Server 2005 Security
Configure SQL Server security.
Configure server security principals.
Configure database securable.
Configure encryption.
Configure and Manage linked Servers
Configure linked servers by using SQL Server Management
Studio (SSMS).
Identify the external data source.
Identify the characteristics of the data source.
Identify the security model of the data source.
Implementing High Availability and Disaster Recovery
Implement database mirroring.
Prepare databases for database mirroring.
Create endpoints.
Specify database partners.
Specify a witness server.
Configure an operating mode.
Implement log shipping.
Initialize a secondary database.
Configure log shipping options.
Configure a log shipping mode.
Configure monitoring.
Manage database snapshots.
Create a snapshot.
Revert a database from a snapshot.
Supporting Data Consumers
Retrieve data to support ad hoc and recurring queries.
Construct SQL queries to return data.
Format the results of SQL queries.
Identify collation details.
SQL Relational Data
Manipulate relational data.
Insert, update, and delete data.
Handle exceptions and errors.
Manage transactions.
XML Data
Manage XML data, Identify the specific structure
needed by a consumer.
Retrieve XML data, Modify XML data.
Convert between XML data and relational data.
Create an XML index.
Load an XML schema.
HTTP End Point
Implement an HTTP endpoint.
Create an HTTP endpoint.
Secure an HTTP endpoint.
Implement Service Broker components.
Create services, Create queues, Create contracts.
Create conversations, Create message types, Send
messages to a service.
Route a message to a service, Receive messages
from a service.
Import and Export Data
Import and export data from a file.
Set a database to the bulk-logged recovery model
to avoid inflating the transaction log.
Run the bcp utility, Perform a Bulk Insert task.
Import bulk XML data by using the OPENROWSET function.
Copy data from one table to another by using the
SQL Server 2005 Integration Services (SSIS) Import
and Export Wizard.
SQL Server 2005 Database Replication
Manage replication.
Distinguish between replication types.
Configure a publisher, a distributor, and a subscriber.
Configure replication security.
Configure conflict resolution settings for merge
replication.
Monitor replication.
Improve replication performance.
Plan for, stop, and restart recovery procedures.
Maintaining Databases
Implement and maintain SQL Server Agent jobs.
Set a job owner.
Create a job schedule.
Create job steps.
Configure job steps.
Disable a job.
Create a maintenance job.
Set up alerts.
Configure operators.
Modify a job.
Delete a job.
Manage a job.
Manage databases by using Transact-SQL.
Manage index fragmentation.
Manage statistics.
Shrink files.
Perform database integrity checks by using DBCC
CHECKDB.
Back up a database.
Perform a full backup.
Perform a differential backup.
Perform a transaction log backup.
Initialize a media set by using the FORMAT option.
Append or overwrite an existing media set.
Create a backup device.
Back up filegroups.
Restore a database.
Identify which files are needed from the backup
strategy.
Restore a database from a single file and from
multiple files.
Choose an appropriate restore method.
Move a database between servers.
Choose an appropriate method for moving a database.
Monitoring and Troubleshooting SQL Server Performance
Gather performance and optimization data by using
the SQL Server Profiler.
Start a new trace.
Save the trace logs.
Configure SQL Server Profiler trace properties.
Configure a System Monitor counter log.
Correlate a SQL Server Profiler trace with System
Monitor log data.
Gather performance and optimization data by using
the Database Engine Tuning Advisor.
Build a workload file by using the SQL Server
Profiler.
Tune a workload file by using the Database Engine
Tuning Advisor.
Save recommended indexes.
Monitor and resolve blocks and deadlocks.
Identify the cause of a block by using the sys.dm_exec_requests
system view.
Terminate an errant process.
Configure SQL Server Profiler trace properties.
Identify transaction blocks.
Diagnose and resolve database server errors.
Connect to a non-responsive server by using the
dedicated administrator connection (DAC).
Review SQL Server startup logs.
Review error messages in event logs.
Monitor SQL Server Agent job history.
Identify the cause of a failure.
Identify outcome details.
Find out when a job last ran.
Gather performance and optimization data by using
DMVs.
Creating and Implementing Database Objects
Implement a table.
Specify column details.
Specify the filegroup.
Assign permissions to a role for tables.
Specify a partition scheme when creating a table.
Specify a transaction.
Implement a view.
Create an indexed view.
Create an updateable view.
Assign permissions to a role or schema for a view.
Implement triggers.
Create a trigger.
Create DDL triggers for responding to database
structure changes.
Identify recursive triggers.
Identify nested triggers.
Identify transaction triggers.
Implement functions.
Create a function.
Identify deterministic versus nondeterministic
functions.
Implement stored procedures.
Create a stored procedure.
Recompile a stored procedure.
Assign permissions to a role for a stored procedure.
Implement constraints.
Specify the scope of a constraint.
Create a new constraint.
Implement indexes.
Specify the filegroup.
Specify the index type.
Specify relational index options.
Specify columns.
Specify a partition scheme when creating an index.
Disable an index.
Create an online index by using an ONLINE argument.
Create user-defined types.
Create a Transact-SQL user-defined type.
Specify details of the data type.
Create a CLR user-defined type.
Implement a full-text search.
Create a catalog.
Create an index.
Specify a full-text population method.
Implement partitions.
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