The SQL 2014 Developer Part I – Transact SQL & .NET Code course is the first of three courses and is a comprehensive series covering all levels, from intermediate to advanced in SQL Server 2014. The course will begin with the fundamentals teaching learners the skills and knowledge to perform management tasks on the database efficiently and learn new and advanced features. Enhance your career and gain employment opportunities with this certification. Learners can move onto two follow-up courses to gain an understanding of how to work with SQL Server 2014.
The SQL 2014 Developer Part I – Transact SQL & .NET Code course will enable learners how to architect high-performance and efficient solutions within an organisation. Learn to install and configure SQL server, automate common tasks and create databases.
The course covers topics in great detail enabling learners to apply their new found knowledge in everyday tasks in real-world situations. The course is internationally recognised and accredited to a training organisation and you will be issued an internationally recognised qualification following full completion of SQL 2014 Developer Part I – Transact SQL & .NET Code Code course.
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At the end of The SQL 2014 Developer Part I – Transact SQL & .NET Code course you will be required to take a multiple choice question assessment test. The multiple choice question assessment will be automatically marked with learners receiving an instant grade.
Those who successfully complete the exam will be awarded the certificate in SQL 2014 Developer Part I – Transact SQL & .NET Code Code.
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Once you successfully complete SQL 2014 Developer Part I – Transact SQL & .NET Code Code you will be qualified to work in the following positions. The SQL 2014 Developer Part I – Transact SQL & .NET Code qualification will also put you in line to demand a higher salary or job promotion. The average UK salary per annum according to https://www.payscale.com is given below.
➤ Module: 01 – Views | |||
1.0 Topic A: Introduction to Views - Part 1 | |||
1.1 Introduction to Views – Part 2 | |||
1.2 Introduction to Views – Part 3 | |||
2.0 Topic B: Tools for Creating Views - Part 1 | |||
2.1 Tools for Creating Views – Part 2 | |||
2.2 Tools for Creating Views – Part 3 | |||
3.0 Topic C: View Examples - Part 1 | |||
3.1 View Examples – Part 2 | |||
3.2 View Examples – Part 3 | |||
4.0 Topic D: Updating Data Using a View - Part 1 | |||
4.1 Updating Data Using a View – Part 2 | |||
4.2 Updating Data Using a View – Part 3 | |||
5.0 Topic E: Columns and Indexed Views - Part 1 | |||
5.1 Columns and Indexed Views – Part 2 | |||
5.2 Columns and Indexed Views – Part 3 | |||
➤ Module: 02 - Stored Procedures | |||
1.0 Topic A: Introduction Stored Procedures - Part 1 | |||
1.1 Introduction Stored Procedures – Part 2 | |||
1.2 Introduction Stored Procedures – Part 3 | |||
2.0 Topic B: Creating Stored Procedures - Part 1 | |||
2.1 Creating Stored Procedures – Part 2 | |||
2.2 Creating Stored Procedures – Part 3 | |||
3.0 Topic C: Returning Data From - Part 1 | |||
3.1 Returning Data From – Part 2 | |||
3.2 Returning Data From – Part 3 | |||
➤ Module: 03 - Stored Procedures Continued | |||
1.0 Topic A: Testing and Debugging - Part 1 | |||
1.1 Testing and Debugging – Part 2 | |||
1.2 Testing and Debugging – Part 3 | |||
2.0 Topic B: Execute with Result Sets - Part 1 | |||
2.1 Execute with Result Sets – Part 2 | |||
2.2 Execute with Result Sets – Part 3 | |||
3.0 Topic C: Creating Triggers - Part 1 | |||
3.1 Creating Triggers – Part 2 | |||
3.2 Creating Triggers – Part 3 | |||
➤ Module: 04 – Functions | |||
1.0 Topic A: Overview and Scalar Functions - Part 1 | |||
1.1 Overview and Scalar Functions – Part 2 | |||
1.2 Overview and Scalar Functions – Part 3 | |||
2.0 Topic B: Inline Table-Valued Functions - Part 1 | |||
2.1 Inline Table-Valued Functions – Part 2 | |||
2.2 Inline Table-Valued Functions – Part 3 | |||
3.0 Topic C: Multi-Statement - Part 1 | |||
3.1 Multi-Statement – Part 2 | |||
3.2 Multi-Statement – Part 3 | |||
4.0 Topic D: Views and Stored Procedures - Part 1 | |||
4.1 Views and Stored Procedures – Part 2 | |||
4.2 Views and Stored Procedures – Part 3 | |||
➤ Module: 05 – Transactions | |||
1.0 Topic A: Transaction Concepts - Part 1 | |||
1.1 Transaction Concepts – Part 2 | |||
1.2 Transaction Concepts – Part 3 | |||
2.0 Topic B: Applications and Transactions - Part 1 | |||
2.1 Applications and Transactions – Part 2 | |||
2.2 Applications and Transactions – Part 3 | |||
3.0 Topic C: Creating Explicit Transactions - Part 1 | |||
3.1 Creating Explicit Transactions – Part 2 | |||
3.2 Creating Explicit Transactions – Part 3 | |||
4.0 Topic D: Structured Error Handling - Part 1 | |||
4.1 Structured Error Handling – Part 2 | |||
4.2 Structured Error Handling – Part 3 | |||
➤ Module: 06 - Common Language Runtime | |||
1.0 Topic A: Introduction to SQL CLR - Part 1 | |||
1.1 Introduction to SQL CLR – Part 2 | |||
1.2 Introduction to SQL CLR – Part 3 | |||
2.0 Topic B: Writing SQL CLR Code - Part 1 | |||
2.1 Writing SQL CLR Code – Part 2 | |||
2.2 Writing SQL CLR Code – Part 3 | |||
3.0 Topic C: Using SQL CLR Code - Part 1 | |||
3.1 Using SQL CLR Code – Part 2 | |||
3.2 Using SQL CLR Code – Part 3 | |||
4.0 Topic D: SQL CLR Code Modules - Part 1 | |||
4.1 SQL CLR Code Modules – Part 2 | |||
4.2 SQL CLR Code Modules – Part 3 | |||
5.0 Topic E: SQL CLR Security - Part 1 | |||
5.1 SQL CLR Security – Part 2 | |||
5.2 SQL CLR Security – Part 3 |