093108
5 days
You have created databases and executed queries on them. You are now ready to perform database administration tasks such as installation of SQL Server instances, configuration of SQL Server databases and settings, monitoring database performance, controlling user access to databases, and database maintenance. In addition to these tasks, SQL Server 2012 provides many advanced features that enable you to manage databases efficiently. By familiarizing yourself with these tasks and features, you can plan, deploy, administer, and maintain SQL Server databases efficiently. In this course, you will perform database administration tasks.
This course is designed for Database Administrators who administer and maintain SQL Server databases. This course will be attended by database professionals who are familiar with SQL Server databases and who are responsible for administering and maintaining SQL Server databases as their primary job responsibility. In addition, this course can be attended by individuals who develop applications that access SQL Server database.
To ensure your success in this course you should have some working knowledge of relational databases. You should also be comfortable working with the Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Operating System, and be able to use the core functionalities of Windows Server 2012. Also, working knowledge of Transact SQL queries is essential.
You can obtain this level of skills and knowledge by taking the following Logical Operations courses:
For this course, you will need one computer for each student and one for the instructor. Each computer will need the following minimum hardware configurations:
Microsoft® Windows Server® 2012 Standard Edition 64-bit operating system
Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Enterprise Edition 64-bit
Topic A: Overview of SQL Server Features
Topic B: Create Filegroups and Partitions
Topic A: Install SQL Server
Topic B: Migrate SQL Server From a Previous Version
Topic A: Configure Server Properties
Topic B: Configure Memory and CPU
Topic C: Configure Database Mail
Topic A: Create a Contained Database
Topic B: Configure Database Options
Topic A: Configure Server Security
Topic B: Create Server Roles
Topic C: Configure Database Security
Topic A: Create Certificate-Based Logins
Topic B: Apply Auditing and Policy-Based Management Strategies
Topic A: Apply Encryption on Databases
Topic B: Compress a Database Table
Topic A: Work with Full Text Indexes
Topic B: Configure Advanced Storage and Indexing Settings
Topic C: Configure Log Files
Topic A: Perform a Backup
Topic B: Restore a Database
Topic C: Import and Export Data
Topic D: Configure the SQL Server Agent
Topic A: Work with Clustering
Topic B: Work with Replication
Topic C: Work with Mirroring and AlwaysOn
Topic D: Work with Central Management Servers
Topic A: Manage Server Performance
Topic B: Optimize Indexes
Topic A: Troubleshoot Database Issues
Topic B: Perform a Database Recovery
Topic A: Manage Database Infrastructure
Topic B: Configure SSIS