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![]() SQL Server Database Design and DevelopmentBy Max Hodges Running Time: 1 hours, 48 minutes Overview In this series, trainer Max Hodges gets you started in database design and development. First, Max will introduce you to the concepts and terminology of database design. Next, you'll be led through a tour of SQL Server Enterprise Manager and SQL Query Analyzer, the primary tools for creating and managing SQL Server databases. Max will then walk you through the creation of databases and tables, spending some time on issues of special interest along the way. Detailed Video Descriptions
The Microsoft version of the Structured Query Language is commonly called Transact-SQL. History of this product and the context of use in database clients, servers, and web components is reviewed and demonstrated.
Enterprise Manager is the primary administrative tool for SQL Server. In this video, Max takes you on a quick tour of the tools and features of Enterprise Manager.
In this video, Max introduces SQL Query Analyzer, the primary tool for creating queries and stored procedures for SQL Server databases. You'll learn some tips and tricks that will bring you up to speed in using this powerful tool.
This video introduces some key concepts and terminology of database design and data modeling. You'll learn about entities, attributes, and relationships, as well as techniques to get you started in designing your database.
In this video Max introduces normalization, the process of removing redundant data from relational tables by decomposing these tables into smaller tables. A working knowledge of normalization is essential in order to build efficient databases free of redundant data.
In this video, Max shows you several ways to create a database and discusses the consequences of the various decisions you will have to make regarding permissions, filegroups, file locations, and the settings affecting data file growth.
In the world of database design, NULL is a concept that even professional database developers often confuse and misuse. In this video, Max explains what NULL means and provides some examples to help you determine when--and when not--to use NULL in your designs.
In this final video, Max demonstrates table creation by using the graphical tools of Enterprise Manager and by using scripts in Query Analyzer. You'll also learn how to create relationships between those tables, and how relationships and relationship properties affect the behavior of SQL Server when adding, modifying and deleting records data in those tables. Our Risk-Free Lifetime Money-Back
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