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SQL Server 2016 New Features for Developers

Offered By: Pluralsight

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JSON Courses Database Security Courses Azure SQL Database Courses Always Encrypted Courses T-SQL Courses Row-Level Security Courses

Course Description

Overview

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This course teaches the new developer features in SQL Server 2016,
including Drop If Exists (DIE), SESSION_CONTEXT, dynamic data masking
(DDM), row-level security (RLS), Always Encrypted, stretch database,
temporal data, and built-in JSON support.

This demo-packed course, SQL Server 2016 New Features for Developers, teaches the many powerful features for developers that have been added in SQL Server 2016. First, you'll discover new security features such as dynamic data masking (DDM), row-level security (RLS), and Always Encrypted. Next, you'll learn about the innovative capabilities, including "stretch" database (allow select tables in an on-premises database to be transparently relocated in Azure SQL Database), and temporal data (enable "time travel" to access data as it existed at any point in time). You'll also learn about the new built-in Javascript Object Notation (JSON) support which enables bi-directional manipulation of JSON data in SQL Server. By the end of this course, you'll be ready for SQL Server 2016 and its exciting new developer features.

Syllabus

  • Course Overview 2mins
  • Introduction and Overview 19mins
  • Dynamic Data Masking 20mins
  • Row-level Security 38mins
  • Always Encrypted 36mins
  • Stretch Database 34mins
  • Temporal Data 28mins
  • Built-in JSON Support 41mins

Taught by

Leonard Lobel

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