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SQL Server 70-762: Developing SQL Databases: Required Knowledge for SQL Server 2012 and 2014

with Marilyn White

July 2018

Beginner to advanced

19h 26m

English

Pearson

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SQL Server 70-762: Introduction
7m 10s
Module introduction
1m 39s
Learning objectives
43s
1.1 Designing Tables and Schemas Based on Business Requirements
3m 53s
1.2 Lab: Building the Design
3m 26s
1.3 Improving the Design of Tables by Using Normalization
2m 13s
1.4 Lab: Implementing Normalization
1m 47s
1.5 Writing Table Create Statements
9m 3s
1.6 Lab: Creating Tables
9m 0s
1.7 Determining the Most Efficient Data Types to Use: Categories, Precedence, Conversion, Considerations, and Keys
12m 23s
1.8 Determining the Most Efficient Data Types to Use: Identity and Sequence
10m 3s
1.9 Determining the Most Efficient Data Types to Use: Computed Columns, Numeric, and Date/Time
8m 1s
1.10 Determining the Most Efficient Data Types to Use: Character, Unicode, Binary String, and Other Data Types
5m 28s
1.11 Lab: Reviewing Data Types and Their Applications
23m 34s
1.12 Extending Security to Data Types by Using Dynamic Data Masking
6m 55s
1.13 Lab: Using DDM Functions
11m 39s
Lesson 1 Summary
1m 9s
Learning objectives
45s
2.1 Designing New Indexes Based on Provided Tables, Queries, or Plans
16m 24s
2.2 Lab: Implementing Indexes
8m 41s
2.3 Distinguishing Between Indexed Columns and Included Columns
6m 44s
2.4 Lab: Distinguishing Between Indexed Columns and Included Columns
4m 47s
2.5 Implementing Clustered Index Columns by Using Best Practices
7m 51s
2.6 Lab: Choosing the Clustered Index Columns Based on Best Practices
3m 35s
2.7 Recommending New Indexes Based on Query Plans
8m 3s
2.8 Lab: Analyzing Query Plans for Indexing Improvements
10m 56s
Lesson 2 Summary
42s
Learning objectives
49s
3.1 Designing a View Structure to Select Data Based on User or Business Requirements
12m 46s
3.2 Lab: Implementing a View Structure
10m 51s
3.3 Identifying the Steps Necessary to Design an Updatable View
8m 12s
3.4 Lab: Analyzing the Effects of DML Statements Using a VIEW Object
16m 30s
3.5 Implementing Partitioned Views
7m 35s
3.6 Lab: Configuring and Using Partitioned Views
6m 25s
3.7 Implementing Indexed Views
7m 36s
3.8 Lab: Configuring and Using Indexed Views
6m 37s
Lesson 3 Summary
35s
Learning objectives
46s
4.1 Determining Use Cases That Support the Use of Columnstore Indexes
14m 7s
4.2 Lab: Understanding the Conceptual Format of Columnstore Indexes
6m 15s
4.3 Identifying Proper Usage of Clustered and Non-clustered Columnstore Indexes
6m 42s
4.4 Lab: Using Clustered Columnstore Indexes in Dimensional Data Warehouse Structures
7m 27s
4.5 Lab: Using Non-clustered Columnstore Indexes in OLTP Tables to Support Analytics
5m 4s
4.6 Designing Standard Non-clustered Indexes in Conjunction with Clustered Columnstore Indexes
6m 32s
4.7 Lab: Adding Non-clustered Indexes to Clustered Columnstore Indexes
4m 58s
4.8 Implementing Columnstore Index Maintenance
8m 46s
4.9 Lab: Using the ALTER INDEX Statement
11m 30s
Lesson 4 Summary
1m 30s
Module introduction
1m 30s
Learning objectives
49s
5.1 Defining Table and Foreign Key Constraints to Enforce Business Rules
11m 42s
5.2 Lab: Using DEFAULT, UNIQUE, CHECK, and FOREIGN KEY Constraints
6m 51s
5.3 Writing Transact-SQL Statements to Add Constraints to Tables
8m 18s
5.4 Lab: Creating and Managing Constraints
16m 34s
5.5 Identifying Results of Data Manipulation Language (DML) Statements Given Existing Tables and Constraints
8m 34s
5.6 Lab: Writing INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE Statements on Tables with Constraints
10m 16s
5.7 Identifying Proper Usage of PRIMARY KEY Constraints
4m 23s
5.8 Lab: Creating and Managing PRIMARY KEY Constraints
7m 31s
Lesson 5 Summary
1m 3s
Learning objectives
49s
6.1 Designing Stored Procedure Components and Structure Based on Business Requirements
7m 40s
6.2 Lab: Creating Stored Procedures
6m 43s
6.3 Implementing Input and Output Parameters
6m 34s
6.4 Lab: Creating and Calling Stored Procedures with Input and Output Parameters
7m 54s
6.5 Implementing Table-valued Parameters
3m 6s
6.6 Lab: Creating and Calling Stored Procedures Using Table-valued Parameters
6m 37s
6.7 Implementing Return Codes
2m 39s
6.8 Lab: Creating and Executing Stored Procedures with RETURN Statements
3m 28s
6.9 Streamlining Existing Stored Procedure Logic
3m 11s
6.10 Lab: Altering Stored Procedures to Streamline Logic
3m 55s
6.11 Implementing Error Handling and Transaction Control Logic Within Stored Procedures
15m 28s
6.12 Lab: Implementing Error Handling in Stored Procedures Using THROW, RAISERROR, and TRY‚Ä¶CATCH Statements
11m 55s
6.13 Lab: Using Transaction Control Logic Within Stored Procedures
18m 7s
Lesson 6 Summary
51s
Learning objectives
1m 2s
7.1 Designing Trigger Logic Based on Business Requirements
7m 29s
7.2 Lab: Creating and Implementing Triggers
5m 16s
7.3 Determining When to Use Data Manipulation Language (DML) Triggers, Data Definition Language (DDL) Triggers, or Logon Triggers
9m 50s
7.4 Lab: Implementing DML Triggers
7m 41s
7.5 Lab: Implementing DDL Triggers
5m 41s
7.6 Lab: Implementing Logon Triggers
4m 19s
7.7 Recognizing Results Based on Execution of AFTER Triggers
5m 25s
7.8 Recognizing Results Based on Execution of INSTEAD OF Triggers
5m 24s
7.9 Lab: Implementing AFTER and INSTEAD OF Triggers
6m 31s
7.10 Designing Scalar-valued and Table-valued User-defined Functions Based on Business Requirements
13m 41s
7.11 Lab: Creating and Implementing Scalar-valued User-defined Functions
6m 11s
7.12 Lab: Creating and Implementing Table-valued User-defined Functions
6m 15s
7.13 Identifying Differences Between Deterministic and Non-deterministic Functions
2m 46s
7.14 Lab: Implementing Deterministic and Non-deterministic Functions
4m 51s
Lesson 7 Summary
56s

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SQL Server 70-762: Developing SQL Databases: Required Knowledge for SQL Server 2012 and 2014

with Marilyn White

Introduction

Module 1 Design and Implement Database Objects

Lesson 1: Design and Implement a Relational Database Schema

Lesson 2: Design and Implement Indexes

Lesson 3: Design and Implement Views

Lesson 4: Implement Columnstore Indexes

Module 2 Implement Programmability Objects

Lesson 5: Ensure Data Integrity with Constraints

Lesson 6: Create Stored Procedures

Lesson 7: Create Triggers and User-Defined Functions

Module 3 Manage Database Concurrency

Lesson 8: Implement Transactions

Lesson 9: Manage Isolation Levels

Lesson 10: Optimize Concurrency and Locking Behavior

Lesson 11: Implement Memory-Optimized Tables and Native Stored Procedures

Module 4 Optimize Database Objects and SQL Infrastructure

Lesson 12: Optimize Statistics and Indexes

Lesson 13: Analyze and Troubleshoot Query Plans

Lesson 14: Manage Performance for Database Instances

Lesson 15: Monitor and Trace SQL Server Baseline Performance Metrics

Summary

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Introduction

Module 1 Design and Implement Database Objects

Lesson 1: Design and Implement a Relational Database Schema

Lesson 2: Design and Implement Indexes

Lesson 3: Design and Implement Views

Lesson 4: Implement Columnstore Indexes

Module 2 Implement Programmability Objects

Lesson 5: Ensure Data Integrity with Constraints

Lesson 6: Create Stored Procedures

Lesson 7: Create Triggers and User-Defined Functions

Module 3 Manage Database Concurrency

Lesson 8: Implement Transactions

Lesson 9: Manage Isolation Levels

Lesson 10: Optimize Concurrency and Locking Behavior

Lesson 11: Implement Memory-Optimized Tables and Native Stored Procedures

Module 4 Optimize Database Objects and SQL Infrastructure

Lesson 12: Optimize Statistics and Indexes

Lesson 13: Analyze and Troubleshoot Query Plans

Lesson 14: Manage Performance for Database Instances

Lesson 15: Monitor and Trace SQL Server Baseline Performance Metrics

Summary

Content preview from SQL Server 70-762: Developing SQL Databases: Required Knowledge for SQL Server 2012 and 2014

5.8 Lab: Creating and Managing PRIMARY KEY Constraints

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