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The Database Engine component of SQL Server is the core service for storing, processing, and securing data. The Database Engine provides controlled access and rapid transaction processing to meet the requirements of the most demanding data consuming applications in your enterprise. SQL Server supports up to 50 instances of the Database Engine on a single computer. This course is intended for users who are new to SQL Server and who have installed SQL Server or SQL Server Express. Learn how to connect to an instance of the database engine using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) and then build and run Transact-SQL statements. What You Will Learn : Connect to a SQL Server instance Writing Transact-SQL Statements Create a database Create a table Insert rows into the new table Query the table and view the results Verify your connection properties by using the query window table Database Engine Tuning Advisor Basic Navigation in Database Engine Tuning Advisor (DTA) Tuning a workload View tuning recommendations View tuning reports
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    Who Should Join: 1. Friends, please take the time to review the curriculum carefully before buying so you can see exactly whether this is the right course for you. Please kindly refrain from enrolling until this very important step is complete. 2. Please watch the free preview videos so you can see whether the presentation style works for you. Please remember  I am just one person, and I make my videos often after I have been working for many hours already. 3. You are interested in real coding. 4. You enjoy detailed explanations at an introductory level. Please answer the questions in the quizzes based on the course content, and not external knowledge you might already have. This is very important in order for the quizzes to work correctly. Very important note: this course is a general overview of many topics, so not every topic can be explored in great depth and at         every level of subtlety. 5. You can take videos that are 13 minutes on average. 6. You enjoy seeing how different technologies interact. 7. You understand that most of the SQL is done in the Microsoft Management Studio, and not Visual Studio. 9. You're NOT looking for fancy graphics, a talking head, or entertainment. 9. You're looking for practical, carefully explained examples, where the code is written line by line. 10. I made all the code in a fairly big font to be sure it's easy to see. 11. If you use SQL Server versions below 2014, some of the code will not work. You must use versions 2014 and above. 12. This course uses ASP.NET and C# and not MVC. 13. You understand this is a beginners course, and therefore everything is developed over a period of 18 hours, but by the end, assuming you complete the course, you will have many powerful, practical skills. 14. I don't have an intense amount of energy in my videos because they are made after I've been at work for many hours already. Major benefits of the course: 1) Learn query writing by using the Microsoft Management Studio 2) Learn how to create database connected web pages using SQL and ASP.NET controls 4) Get PDF's that depict difficult concepts in pictures for improved understanding 5) Get 210 quiz questions so you can feel confident you're making true progress. 6) Learn the basics of database connecting code using Microsoft's  premier  programming language: C# 7) Get exposure to modern SQL language features like Lag/Lead 8) Build a dashboard system with SQL Server, ASP Web Forms, C# and JQuery (bottom of course) Given the number of videos, PDF's, variety of teaching methods, quizzes, and a project that is designed to give you a feeling of what to expect in the real world, we're confident this is by far the best deal on this site. Join today, and learn truly valuable skills. jQuery and related marks are trademarks of the JS Foundation, and this course is not affiliated with or endorsed by the JS Foundation. Parts of promo background licensed from Presenter Media . com
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      This is an in depth course about programming with TEMP TABLES and TABLE VARIABLES in SQL Server. It assumes that the student has at least a rudimentary understanding of database concepts and architecture and gets right into the meat of the subject. Temp tables and table variables can solve a lot of the trickier challenges faced by developers so you need to become expert with them. This course will get cover all of the following: TEMP TABLES Temp Tables and the Temp Database (tempdb) Persistence Persistence in STORED PROCEDURES Persistence - TSQL vs STORED PROCEDURES Command Line TSQL examples IDENTITY column usage STORED PROCEDURE usage Command Line TSQL vs STORED PROCEDURE TEMP TABLES vs REAL TABLES TABLE VARIABLES No Persistence Command Line TSQL examples IDENTITY column usage STORED PROCEDURE usage USER DEFINED FUNCTION usage Table Variables vs Temp Tables: How they are similar and how they differ Benefits and drawbacks to each type
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        Want to learn SQL Server quickly? In this course, we'll look in an hour at the SELECT statement. There are six constituent clauses in this statement: SELECT - this is akin to the Print statement in other languages, and FROM - this shows your data source, WHERE - this filters down your data source, GROUP BY - this enables the results to be summarised, HAVING - this filters the summary, and ORDER BY - this sorts your results. We'll then look at saving your code using both views and procedures. Finally, we'll export your reports into Excel, both statistically (copy and paste) and dynamically (so that you always have the latest reports). In just an hour, you'll be able to create your own SELECT statements, so you can use them in SQL Server (SSMS, SSRS and SSIS) and in Excel. This is all you need to start writing and using your own code. Quick and easily.
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          SQL Server 2017 in just 90 mins. You will learn the core components about SQL server. how to install, create tables, CRUD, Join Tables in Microsoft SQL Server 2017, basic insert, update, delete, query data. how to define and use Triggers, procedures, constraints in SQL Server 2017: check constraint, unique constraint Example of TravelManagement database-Trigger, constraints, join tables, create view between 2 tables with 1-n relation
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            After completing this course, the student will be able to install SQL Server 2016, install Microsoft Visual Studio and create from scratch reports from simple to complex reports that aid in upper management in making important business decisions; and at the same time, aid the end user to view, interact with, and distribute reports in various platforms.  He will be versed in creating, formatting, designing, and submitting reports that the users will benefit from each business day.  The student will learn how to navigate through Microsoft visual Studio, learn how to to save .rdl files, create templates, render reports in various format, apply different methods of creating rich reports, help the end user with avoiding redundant input of data, examine ways to insure end user has aggregates for reports and be able to communicate the needs of the company via reports.  This knowledge will make the student become well versed in the ability to help the organization in moving forward with summary visual data.
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              In this course you will learn all about SQL Server's In-Memory Database Processing Engine also known as In-Memory OLTP. To this end, you will learn how to enable In-Memory OLTP in SQL Server, what memory-optimized tables and natively-compiled stored procedures are, as well as, how to boost the performance of your data processes using this powerful SQL Server feature. In-Memory OLTP, is SQL Server's Database In-Memory Processing Engine, seamlessly integrated into its Database Engine. With its two main components, that is memory-optimized tables and natively-compiled stored procedures, In-Memory OLTP can help you achieve significant performance improvements and speedups for many of your data processes. In-Memory OLTP was originally shipped with SQL Server 2014 but was significantly enhanced in SQL Server 2016 and later. From SQL Server 2016 SP1 and later, In-Memory OLTP is available for use in all editions of SQL Server (besides the LocalDB edition), which is something that makes it a must, to at least try this great feature in SQL Server. Especially now, in this data-driven era we live in, where business decisions and many other areas depend on the fast analysis of large sets of data, maintaining a low latency for your data processes is critical. SQL Server's In-Memory OLTP Engine can help with that. Via my course " Boost SQL Server Database Performance with In-Memory OLTP ", you will get introduced to SQL Server In-Memory OLTP and you will learn how to start using it fast and easy. Since In-Memory OLTP is integrated into SQL Server's Database Engine, it is very easy to start using it. By the time you work with memory-optimized tables and natively-compiled stored procedures via the well-known T-SQL, it makes it easy to start using memory-optimized tables and natively-compiled stored procedures too. Via my course, I provide all the necessary knowledge and hands-on guides, that will help you start using In-Memory OLTP and realize its huge potential when it comes to significantly improving the performance of your data processes. AFTER THE COURSE YOU WILL KNOW: What is the In-Memory OLTP Engine in SQL Server and how it works What Memory-Optimized Tables are and which are their main characteristics What Natively-Compiled Stored Procedures are and how they work How to Use In-Memory OLTP for Boosting the Performance of your Data Processes, by utilizing memory-optimized tables and natively-compiled stored procedures How to migrate your data processes to In-Memory OLTP How to find the right candidate databases, data processes and tables for migrating it to In-Memory OLTP How to analyze your tables and stored procedures prior to planning their migration to In-Memory OLTP Ways to estimate if your workload's performance can benefit from In-Memory OLTP PREREQUISITES: Basic knowledge of SQL Server and data principles THIS COURSE CONTAINS/OFFERS: 2.5 hours of high-quality video Live demonstrations and hands-on guides Useful quizzes for testing your knowledge on each section Many downloadable resources (i.e. summaries and T-SQL scripts) A practice test in the end of the course Ability to ask the instructor questions via the Q&A section Certificate on course completion
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                Microsoft SQL Server also known as SQL Server is a mature technology which can be used not just by developers but by marketers, sales teams, product managers and much more - it is a query language that allows you to ask questions from securely stored data. Think of it this way - any business on this planet makes money with data. The fancy user interfaces, cool animations are nice but that's not what makes the money. Think about it... when you go to Facebook or Instagram do you care about the fancy animations and user interface or do you care to see your friends, what they are up to, check out events and be part of the goings on of that entire digital ecosystem? Of course it is the second choice... the fancy user interfaces are cool and make the experience pleasant but in the end you care about your friends and what they are up to, you care about being part of the ecosystem... Now your friends, followers, events, what everyone is up to is data and as I mentioned before that is what makes companies money. Microsoft SQL Server (SQL Server) is one of the most mature technologies that allows companies to handle data, store it securely, access it quickly and much more. Now if you know about Microsoft SQL Server (SQL Server) and you know how to create database objects, how to normalize tables, how to retrieve data, prepare reports, insert and delete data safely and you know about best practices then you are an amazingly valuable asset to the company. If you have a business that you are trying to grow and have data which you are trying to handle then Microsoft SQL Server (SQL Server) is a great choice which is another reason for you to learn this skill. Now guess what? All of those things we will be learning in this course and MUCH more! Take my advice and learn this valuable skill, you will not regret it. After dedicating only a few days and really focusing you can acquire this valuable skill and set a new course for your life.
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                  In this course we will learn the basic-intermediate level about Structured Query Language A.K.A "Sequel" or SQL. We will use Sql server 2017 version but we will make a quick comparison between with it's predecessor. Since this is the first course that I created, bare with my deep accent and the way I pronounce the words. But the good thing is while I'm teaching and talking in front of my computer, It will improve my English proficiency. Happy programming :-)
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                    Top 4 Reasons to take this course: 1) You can learn SSAS, Data Mining and Analytics from scratch as well as ask questions directly to a Published Author, Microsoft MVP, and a Senior Technology Architect with more than 15 years of experience who actively practices Business Intelligence, Data Mining and Analytics in real-world client projects internationally. 2) In a single course, without any prior analytics experience - You can learn three query languages used for analytics - MDX, DAX and DMX. Along with this you learn SSAS in such detail that you can apply for a job of SSAS Developer / Admin / Architect, and also prepare yourself for Microsoft certification 70-768. 3) You get to train yourself for any SSAS, MDX, DAX, and Data Mining interview with more than 150+ interview questions. If you still have any questions, you can ask those questions to me. 4) Downloadable Course Content: FREE SQL Server 2016 EBook Link 150+ Interview Questions 100+ curated reference material links 70+ Ready-to-use MDX / DAX Queries Links to 1 Sample OLTP Database and 1 Sample Data Warehouse with sample data - schema diagrams - documentation - dimensional modeling workbook Links to 1 Sample Multidimensional OLAP Database + 1 Sample Tabular OLAP Database containing fully functional cube with sample data Full project developed in the course. Course Description SQL Server Analysis Services, Data Mining and Analytics is a  course in which a student having no experience in data science and analytics would be trained step by step from basics to advanced data science topics like data mining. The intention of this course is to empower students with the knowledge of OLAP, Analytics and Data Mining, which can potentially yield salaries of $85 - $150k based only on your experience of SSAS, MDX, DAX and Data Mining. Course includes job-oriented practical hands-on exercises, theoretical coverage of key concepts, interview questions, practice test questions for certifications and more. This course covers all the topics for developers, administrators as well as aspiring data scientists. New Interview questions are added to the course every few weeks. Anyone pursuing this course would be able to clearly understand about Microsoft Business Intelligence Architecture, and understand how SSAS and Data Mining fits in this architecture along with other tools like SSIS, SSRS, Master Data Services ( MDS ), Data Quality Services ( DQS ), Powerpivot, PowerView, SQL Server Database Engine, SSMS, SSDT and other tools. SQL Server Analysis Services, Data Mining and MDX is a fast track course to learn practical SSAS ( SQL Server Analysis Services ), Data Mining and MDX code development using the latest version of SQL Server - 2016. No prior experience of working with SSAS / Data Mining or MDX is required. The course is structured in the following categories: Fundamentals, Design, Development, MDX Code development, Administration, Performance Tuning, Data Mining Basics and Data Mining Development, Tabular SSAS Installation and Configuration, and Tabular SSAS Design and Development as well as DAX programming.