Course Overview

You will learn how to carry out essential job-related tasks in the SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) environment in this one-hour project-based training. SSMS provides capabilities for managing security rights, creating dependant scripts, creating and backing up databases, and automatically generating queries. You will receive practical experience carrying out these procedures with actual data from an SQL Server database.

In a split-screen video, the instructor walks through a number of database management tasks, such as using USE statements to switch databases, creating and adding columns, deleting databases, and creating new tables. They also go over managing security permissions, writing scripts to delay the execution of other scripts, running simultaneous queries, and backing up the database. Database backups and security permission management are also covered in the video.

At the conclusion of each module and course, students will have the chance to use practice and graded examinations to verify the knowledge they have learned throughout. Learning outcomes are validated and demonstrated through practice and graded examinations.

What you'll learn

• Database Management
• SQL Server Management
• SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)

Requirements

• Basic knowledge of Beginning SQL Server.
• A computer or laptop with internet connectivity.
• Learn about Beginning SQL Server in ninety minutes.
• Flexible work schedule.

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Enhanced Employability:

An outstanding Beginning SQL Server Certificate that increases your chances of landing the best jobs.

Competitive Advantage:

An opportunity to stand out from the competition and make a more significant impression on potential employers.

Skill Validation:

Robust validation of your Beginning SQL Server skills confirms that you can complete all related tasks.

Networking Opportunities:

The Beginning SQL Server Certificate course provides ample networking opportunities for participants. Learners can connect with classmates and industry professionals through cooperative exercises, group discussions, and interactive seminars.