
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Database Programming
Virtual Training Companyâs Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Database Programming tutorial is the perfect tool for learning how to use SQL Server 2000 in the real world. Mark Long, a Microsoft certified instructor, begins the course be introducing you to SQL Server 2000 and some of the new features, including data transformation service enhancements, failover clustering improvements, and XML support. The course is based on the criteria needed for rnthe Microsoft Certification Exam 70-229, a necessary exam to achieve MCDBA certification. You will learn about data integrity, including primary and foreign keys and constraints, using Transact SQL to retrieve and modify data, how to import and export data, and how to link servers together. Then move on to programming business logic and topics such as creating, executing and altering stored procedures. Mark Long finishes the course by teaching you how to optimize access to your data with indexes, query optimizer, and SQL profiler. To start learning right away, click on one of the movie topics below.
Course content
SQL Server Overview6 lessons
Course Description1 lessons
Logical Data Modeling5 lessons
Creating a Database10 lessons
- Creating a Database7:461 credit or ad
- Database Parameters4:061 credit or ad
- Data File Placement4:061 credit or ad
- Creating Tables5:531 credit or ad
- Data Types Explained4:541 credit or ad
- Data Types Used6:551 credit or ad
- NULLS4:521 credit or ad
- Altering Tables5:061 credit or ad
- Generating Values5:341 credit or ad
- Generating Scripts6:471 credit or ad
Data Integrity9 lessons
- Types of Data Integrity4:321 credit or ad
- Enforcing Data Integrity5:261 credit or ad
- Primary Key5:051 credit or ad
- Foreign Key3:391 credit or ad
- Unique Constraints5:111 credit or ad
- Check Constraints5:171 credit or ad
- Default Constraints5:051 credit or ad
- Disabling Constraints4:301 credit or ad
- Cascading Referential Integrity7:261 credit or ad
Using Transact SQL10 lessons
- Query Analyzer4:381 credit or ad
- Transact SQL Elements3:401 credit or ad
- Language Elements4:451 credit or ad
- Functions4:501 credit or ad
- Controlling Logic Flow5:071 credit or ad
- Commenting TSQL3:371 credit or ad
- Batches4:501 credit or ad
- Transactions4:131 credit or ad
- Scripts4:161 credit or ad
- XML (Brief XML tutorial)6:031 credit or ad
Transact SQL Specifics7 lessons
Data Import/Export3 lessons
Heterogenous Data4 lessons
Stored Procedures9 lessons
- What Is a Stored Procedure?3:341 credit or ad
- Creating and Executing Stored Procedures4:461 credit or ad
- Altering and Dropping Stored Procedures5:401 credit or ad
- Input Parameters6:141 credit or ad
- Returning Values with Output Parameters3:471 credit or ad
- Recompiling Stored Procedures3:461 credit or ad
- Error Handling4:001 credit or ad
- Permissions Required4:121 credit or ad
- Guidelines for Stored Procedures4:571 credit or ad
User Defined Functions6 lessons
Triggers5 lessons
Views3 lessons
Indexes11 lessons
- Index Basics4:331 credit or ad
- Indexes in SQL Server 20003:261 credit or ad
- Guidelines for Indexing5:031 credit or ad
- Selectivity3:131 credit or ad
- Creating an Index4:501 credit or ad
- Index Options4:241 credit or ad
- Maintaining Indexes3:061 credit or ad
- Rebuilding Indexes2:491 credit or ad
- Statistics2:391 credit or ad
- Index Tuning Wizard7:361 credit or ad
- Graphical Query Plan3:131 credit or ad