Microsoft SQL Server
Similar to other RDBMS software, SQL Server is built on top of SQL, a standard programming language for interacting with relational databases.
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SQL Server is a relational database management system, or RDBMS, developed and marketed by Microsoft. Similar to other RDBMS software, SQL Server is built on top of SQL, a standard programming language for interacting with relational databases. SQL Server is tied to Transact-SQL, or T-SQL, the Microsoft’s implementation of SQL that adds a set of proprietary programming constructs. SQL Server works exclusively on the Windows environment for more than 20 years. In 2016, Microsoft made it available on Linux. SQL Server 2017 became generally available in October 2016 that ran on both Windows and Linux.
01_Overview Of SQL Server & Installs
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01_Overview Of SQL Server_Intro -
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02_Agenda_Overview of SQL Server
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03_What is SQL Server
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04_Edition of SQL Server
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05_Component That depend on Database Engine
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06_SQL Server Security
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07_Administrative Tools
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08_Adiministrative Tools in Details
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09_Administrative Tools Details-B
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10_HA-DR
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Test Your Knowledge
02_Configure VM For Labs
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01_intro To Virtualization
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02_Domain Controller
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03_ServiceAccount
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04_Hardware required for network
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05_Preping your PC for VM
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06_Configuring virtual Network
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07_Creating VM for DC
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08_Installing OS
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09_configuring the VM
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10_Configuring Network Switches and IP
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11_Renaming DC-VM
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12_Installing DNS Server and AD
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13_Promoting as Domain Controller
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14_Verifying the DC
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15_Creating SQLTEST VM
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16_Configuring OS on SQLTEST
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17_Configuring SQLTEST
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18_Verifying SQLTEST Configuration
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19_Configuring SQLDEV
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20_Partitioning SQLTEST Drives
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21_Partitioning SQLDEV Drives
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22_Creating Service Accounts
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23_Granting Permission to a Service Account
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VM Quiz
03_SQL Install and SSMS
04_Database Design
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01_Understanding_SystemDatabases_Part1
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02_SystemDatabases_Part2
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03_SystemDatabases_Part3
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04_System_Databases_Demo
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05_DataFile_And_LogFile
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06_Creating a Database_Demo
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07_Files_And_FileGroups
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08_Files_Filegroups_Demo
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09_Attach_And_Detached
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10_Detached_And_Attach_Demo
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11_DatabaseRecoveryModel
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12_DatabaseRecoveryModel_Demo
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13_Restoring_Adventureworks
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11_Database Snapshot Part 1
05_TableDesign
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01_DesigningTablesPart1
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02_KeyComponentofTables
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03_ Understanding Data Types
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04_ Numeric Data Types
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05_ String Data Types
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06_Data and Time Data Types
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07_Other Data Types
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08_Primary Key and Constraints
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09_Creating Tables Demo
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10_Databases Schema
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11_Creating Schema Demo
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12_Altering Tables Demo
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13_Assignment Table Design
06_Views
07_Data Compression
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01_Introduction to Compression
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02_What you can compress
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03_Types of Compression
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04_Data types Affected by Compression
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05_Page Compression Intro
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06_Page Compression Illustration
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07_Estimating Compression Savings
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08_Row Compression Demo
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09_Page Compression Demo
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10_Benefits of Compression
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11_Database Snapshot Part 1
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Database Snapshot Part2
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DATABASE SNAPSHOT
08_Table Partitioning
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01_Table Partitioning Agenda
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02_Intorduction to Table Partitioning
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03_Types of Tartitioning
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04_How Table Partitioning Works
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05_use Cases for Table Partitioning
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06_Implementing Table Partitioning
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07_Best practices On Table partitioning
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08_Setting up Table Partitioning Steps
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09_Understanding Partition Scheme
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10_Demo_Creating Filegroups for Partitioning
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11_Demo_Creating Table Partitioning
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12_Demo_ Partitioning an Index
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13_Conclusion
09_Select Statement
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01_Introduction to Select Statement
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02_select Statement_Demo
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03_Sorting Result of a query
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04_Where Clause_ComparisonOperator
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05_Using Between Operator
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06_Using where clause with Multiple Conditions
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07_searching for a List of values
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08_Using Wildcard Search
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09_Creating Aliases
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10_Using Join Operator
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11_JoinPart2
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12_OUTER JOIN
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13_Other types of join
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14_Limiting Data returned
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15_Using Distinct and NUll
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16_Using Union Query
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16_Using Union Query
10 _ DML Statement
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01_ Introduction to DML
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02_ Inserting Data Into Tables
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03_Inserting Into Demo
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04_ Inserting Data Into Identity
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05_ Inserting Multiple rows Into Tables
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06_ Inserting Data Using Select Statement
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07_ Inserting Data using Select Method
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08_ Limitations of Using Select Into Method
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09_ Updating Statement
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10_ Deleting From Tables
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11_ Update Statement Demo
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12_ Adding Additional Filters
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13 _ Updating Rows
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14_ Deleting Rows From Tables Demo
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15_ Truncating Data in Tables
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16_ Merging Data
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17_ Merging Data Demo
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18_ Returning Output Data
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19_ Outputing the Result of an Update Statement Demo
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20_Inserting Output Data into a Table
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21_ Summary of DML
11_ Advanced SQL Programming
12 _ User Defined Function
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01_Intro to User Defined Functions
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02_ Understanding UDF
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03 _ Benefit of UDF
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04 _ Demo on Creating User Defined Function
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05 _ Alter and Deleting Functions
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06 _ Demo on Altering and Deleting Function
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07 _ Demo Calling Functions
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08_ Scalar Vs Table Valued Functions
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09_ Limitations of Functions
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10_ Demo Scar Function
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11_ Table Valued Functions
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12_ Summary
13 _ Stored Procedure
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01_Stored Procedure
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02_Introduction to Stored Procedures
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03_Benefits of Stored Procedures
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04_Types of Stored Procedures
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05_Executing Stored Procedures
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06_Demo creating Stored Procedure
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07_Demo Creating Stored Procedures 2
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08_Parameterizing Stored Procedures
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09_Demo of Parameterizing of Stored Procedures
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10_Altering Stored Procedures
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11_Alter Stored Procedure to add Parameter
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12_Best practices in Stored Procedures
14 _ Temporary Objects
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01_Temporary Objects
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02_Introduction to Temporary Objects
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03_Types of Temporary Objects
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04_Intro to Common Table Expressions
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05_Benefits of CTEs
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06_Recursive CTEs
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07_Intro To Table Variables
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08_Scope and Usage of Table Variables
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09_Performance Considerations
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10_Best Practices
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11_Intro to Temporary Tables
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12_Scope and Lifetime
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13_Temporary Tables vs Table Variables
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14_Best Practices for Temporary Objects
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15_Common Table Expressions Demo
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16_Table Variables Demo
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17_Temporary Tables Demo
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18_Conclusion
15_ DML Triggers
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01_DML Triggers Agenda
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02_ Introduction to DML Triggers
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03_ Types of Triggers
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04_ Creating After Triggers
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05_ Creating Instead of Triggers
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06_Use Cases for DML Triggers
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07_Best Practices
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08_Demo Creating DML Triggers
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09_Demo Altering DML Triggers
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10_Dropping Triggers
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11_Enabling and Disabling Triggers
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12_Conclusion
16_ DDL Triggers
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01_DDL Triggers Agenda
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02_Introduction to DDL Triggers
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03_How DDL Triggers work
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04_Types of DDL Triggers
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05_Creating DDL Triggers
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06_Use Cases for DDL Triggers
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07_DDL Triggers Scope
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08_Best Practices
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09_Creating DDL Triggers (Demo 1)
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10_Creating DDL Triggers (Demo 2)
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11_Altering DDL Triggers (Demo)
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12_Enabling and Disabling DDL Triggers (Demo)
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13_Dropping Triggers (Demo)
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14_Conclusion
17_ SQL Server Indexes
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01_SQL Server Indexes
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02_Introduction to Indexes
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03_B Tree Index Structure
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04_Clustered and Non Clustered Structures
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05_Types of Index Clustered
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06_Non Clustered Index
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07_Unique Index
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08_Filtered Index
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09_Full Text Index
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10_Column Store Index
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11_Other types of Indexes
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12_Best Practices in SQL Server Practices
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13_Query Optimization with Indexes
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14_Monitoring and Maintaining Indexes
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15_Limitations and Common Mistakes With Indexes
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16_Indexing Tools and resources
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17_Demo Creating Clustered Index
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18_Demo Creating a Non Clustered Index
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19_Adding Index Options to Make a New Video
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20_Demo Adding Index Options
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21_Demo Adding Included Columns To An Index
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22_Demo Adding Filters To an Index
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23_Demo Placing Indexes
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24_Demo Disabling And Dropping Indexes
18 _ Managing Indexes and Statistics
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01_Managing Indexes and Statistics Intro
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02_Importance of Indexes and Statistics
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03_Understanding Fragmentation
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04_Rebuilding and Re-organizing Indexes
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05_Demo Checking Fragmentation
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06_Demo Re-organizing Indexes
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07_Demo Rebuilding Indexes
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08_Demo Index Usage Statistics
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09_Updating Statistics
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10_Demo Updating Statistics
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11_Automating Maintenance Task
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12_Summary SQL Server Indexes
19 _ Backup in SQL Server
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01_Introduction to Backup in SQL Server
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02_Backup in SQL Server Explained
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03_ Backup in SQL Server Explained 2
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04_Types of Backup in SQL Server 1
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05_Types of Backup in SQL Server 2
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06_Types of Backup in SQL Server 3
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07_Tyes of Backup in SQL Server 4
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08 Database Recovery model in SQL Server
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09_BackupDatabase in SQL Server 1
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10_Backup database in SQL Server2
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11_Backup a database3 in SQL Server
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12_Backup a Database4using T-SQL in SQL Serve
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13_Backup Diff & Trans Log using T-SQL in SQL Server
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14_Stripped Backup in SQL Server
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15_Introduction to Restoring a Database in SQL Server
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16_Introduction to restoring Database in SQL Server 2
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17_Database Restore in SQL Server 1
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18_Database Restore in SQL Server 2
20_ Maintenance Plans
21 _ Ola Script Deployment
22 _ SQL Server Agent
23 _ Database Mail
24 _ Resource Governor
25 _SQL Profiler
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01_SQL Profiler
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02_Introduction to SQL Profiler
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03_Key Features of Profiler
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04_Profiler use Cases
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04_Profiler use Cases
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05_Profiler Workflow
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06_Profiler Monitoring Modes
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07_Profiler Event Categories
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08_Profiler Filtering Options
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09_Profiler Trace Analysis
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10_Profiler Trace Playback
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11_Profiler Performance Tuning
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12_Profiler Best Practices
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13_Profiler Integration
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14_Demo Creating Profiler 1
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15_Filtering Traces Demo
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16_Capturing Unknown Events Demo
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17_Creating Trace Template Demo
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18_Server Slide Trace Demo
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04_Query Store Configuration
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06_Analyzing Query Performance
26 _ Extended Events
27_Query Store
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01_Query Store
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02_Introduction To Query Store
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03_Query Store Functionality
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04_Query Store Configuration
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05_Capturing Query Execution Data
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06_Analyzing Query Performance
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07_Tuning Queries with Query Store
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08_Query Store Reporting
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09_Query Store Best Practices
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10_Query Store Demo part1
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11_Query Store Demo part2
28_ Login Series
29 _ Dynamic Data Masking
30 _ TDE Learning
31 _ Always Encrypted
32 _ Row Level Security
33 _ Replication
34 _ Log Shipping
35 _ Always On
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01_Understanding Always on
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02_Why High Availability is Important
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03_Causes of Downtime and Data Loss
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04_Disaster Discovery
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05_Calculating Availability
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06_Disaster Recovery Plan
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07_Intro to Always On
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08_SQL Server Always On Solution
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09_Summary of Module
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10_Implementing Failover Cluster
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11_Importance of WSFC
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12_Overview of Failover Cluster
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13_Importance of Failover Cluster
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14_ Failover Cluster Configuration
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15_Benefits and Limitations of Failover Cluster
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16_Creating WSFC
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17_Cluster Name Object
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18_Required Permissions for WSFC
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19_Creating a Failover Cluster Demo 1
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20_WSFC Demo 2
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21_Demo 3
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22_Cluster Verification Demo
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23_Configuring Witness Quorom
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24_Quorom Models
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25_Node Majority
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26_No Majority or No Disk
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27_Azure Cloud Witness
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28_Dynamic Witness
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29_Fileshare Quorom Witness
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30_Configuration of Quorom Witness
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31_Module Summary
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32_Developing Availability Groups
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33_Availability Groups Concepts
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34_Active Secondary Replicas
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35_Active Secondary Replicas 2
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36_Availability Modes
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37_Types of Failover
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38_Maximum Availability Replicas
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39_Maximum Availability Replicas 2
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40_Availability Group Listener
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41_Readwrite Connection Redirection
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42_Scaling availability Groups
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43_Basic Availability Groups
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44_Availability Groups Topology
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45_Standalone to FCI Topology
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46_FCI to FCI Topology
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47_Hybrid IT Topology
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48_Azure Topology
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49_Linux Topology
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50_Distributed Availability Groups part1
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51_Distributed Availability Group part2
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52_ Availability Pre-requisites Part1
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53_Availability Pre-requisites part2
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54_Availability Groups Setup
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55_Listener Setup
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56b_ Troubleshooting Availability Groups
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57_Availability Group Issue Resolution
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58_Removing DBs from AG, Removing Secondary Replica and Adding Back to AG
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59_Adding DBs to Availability Groups
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60_Failing Over
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61_How to Modify Availability Groups
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