MTA Database Fundamentals (98-364) Cert Prep: 1 Core Concepts
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Understand the core concepts every IT professional should know to start working with databases.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Preparing for Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) Exam 98-364
- Using the exercise files
- Challenges explained
- What are databases?
- Understanding flat file databases
- Understanding hierarchical databases
- Understanding relational databases
- Exploring database fundamentals
- Calculating values
- Understanding the role of the server
- Downloading SQL Server 2014 Express
- Installing SQL Server 2014 Express
- Previewing the SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) graphical interface
- Using SSMS to restore a database
- Creating your first database in SSMS
- Creating your first table in SSMS
- Modifying your table design
- Removing a database from the server
- Introducing views
- Peering inside the system tables
- Challenge: Start building your own database
- Solution: Start building your own database
- Using DDL statements to create database objects
- Creating new database objects
- Choosing the active database with USE
- Altering existing database objects
- Removing objects with DROP
- Removing records from a table with TRUNCATE
- Challenge: Creating a table using DDL
- Solution: Creating a table using DDL
- Writing commands in DML
- Selecting data from a table
- Inserting records into a table
- Updating data
- Deleting rows from a table
- Merging data tables
- Challenge: Using DML
- Solution: Using DML
- Establishing relationships
- Exploring data constraints
- Adding indexes to tables
- Following naming conventions
- Organizing the design with schemas
- Next steps
Taught by
Adam Wilbert
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