Microsoft SQL Server and T-SQL Query
Microsoft SQL Server is a powerful relational database management system (RDBMS) designed for storing and retrieving data. It provides a secure and scalable platform for managing databases, offering advanced features for performance optimization and data integrity.
Transact-SQL (T-SQL) is the query language used in SQL Server, allowing users to interact with the database by writing queries for tasks such as data retrieval, modification, and administration. T-SQL extends the SQL language with additional programming constructs, making it a versatile tool for developing complex database applications and stored procedures. With its comprehensive capabilities, Microsoft SQL Server is widely used in enterprise environments for data management and analysis.
- The Basic Architecture of SQL Server
- SQL Server Editions and Versions
- Getting Started with SQL Server Management Studio
- Introducing T-SQL
- T-SQL Command
- Data Definition Language
- Data Modification Language (DML)
- T-SQL Syntax
- Introduction to Bank database
- Process mechanism for online banking
- Creating bank database (T-SQL)
- Designing Tables
- Working with Schemas
- Creating and Altering Tables
- Inserting Data into Tables
- Viewing Data
- Update and Delete Data in a table
- Lab :
- Designing and Implementing different tables
- Insert/Update/Delete in previously created tables.
- Enforcing Data Integrity
- Implementing Domain Integrity
- Implementing Entity and Referential Integrity
- Core Indexing Concepts
- Single Column and Composite Indexes
- SQL Server Table Structures
- Working with Clustered Indexes
- Lab :
- Create integrity and constraints.
- Testing the constraints
- Creating Tables with Clustered Indexes
- Inserting data in the tables
- Improving Performance through Nonclustered Indexes
- Sorting Data in different previously created tables
- Filtering Data with a WHERE Clause
- Filtering with the TOP and OFFSET-FETCH Options
- Working with Unknown and Missing Values
- Lab : Sorting and Filtering Data with previously created tables
- Understanding Joins
- Querying with Inner Joins in Customer and Transaction tables
- Querying with Outer Joins
- Querying with Cross Joins and Self Joins
- Lab : Querying Multiple Tables in Transaction tables
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