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Introduction

Introduction. Lesson 1. Skills Matrix. Relational Database Management System (RDBMS ). Installing and configuring SQL Server. Implementing high availability and disaster recovery. Supporting data consumers. Maintaining databases. Monitoring and troubleshooting SQL Server performance.

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Introduction

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  1. Introduction Lesson 1

  2. Skills Matrix

  3. Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) • Installing and configuring SQL Server. • Implementing high availability and disaster recovery. • Supporting data consumers. • Maintaining databases. • Monitoring and troubleshooting SQL Server performance. • Creating and implementing database objects.

  4. Introductory Information Systems • Create a table. • Normalize to the third level. • Diagram entity relationships. • Create parent-child links. • Design an analysis services solution. Note: Appendix A presents an overview of database concepts.

  5. Structured Query Language (SQL) • Return all rows and all columns from two or more tables. • Change the table data based on a given attribute condition. • Prepare an annual report from data stored in 12 unique monthly tables. • Change the date format from 21 July 2011 to 7/21/11. • Create a query when an important test value proves unknowable prior to runtime. • Appendix B presents an introduction to the Structured Query Language Data Manipulation Language constructs.

  6. Windows Server • SQL Server executes only in a Windows operating system environment. • Consider taking an introductory course to Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 or Windows Server 2003 (or newer)

  7. Approaching your Studies • Each lesson introduces a core concept. • At the end of each lesson, think about the new concept and how it might apply to other topics. • Try to avoid using this textbook to cram. • Use it as the foundation for learning skills to apply in your workplace. • Each lesson ends with review questions and unguided exercises you can use to check the knowledge you’ve gained and to place the concept firmly in your mind.

  8. Solid Foundation • Read each lesson carefully. • Complete all hands-on exercises in each lesson, referring to the textbook as necessary so you understand each step you take. • Answer the review questions at the end of each chapter. • Note which questions you did not understand and study the corresponding sections of the book again. • Make sure you complete the entire book. • Before taking the exam, go through the review questions, bonus exams, flash cards, etc. included on the CD that accompanies this book.

  9. Summary • You are embarking on an adventure. Learning SQL Server core concepts requires dedication and commitment.

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