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Querying Microsoft SQL Server 2012Consultas en MS SQL Server 2012
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Cronograma• Todos los jueves• 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Expectativas• Audiencia– Con conocimientos básico e intermedio en MS SQL Server– Personas que estan considerando tomar el examen 70-461
;• Material Adicional–Microsoft Official Course 20461• Querying Microsoft SQL Server• Charla preparatoria para la certificación de Microsoft: Exa
men 461
• Microsoft Virtual Academy– Cursos en linea dirigidos por profesionales– Actualmente se encuentran registrados mas de 3M de
usuarios– Información actualizada y con una variedad de productos
MS– Cursos relacionados• Querying with Transact-SQL• Database Fundamentals
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Otras fuentes 1/2• Sitios que venden el servicio de entrenamiento– Learn on line– Pluralsight– Lynda
• Edx, Coursera, Udacity, • Future Learn, EducaLab, • Miriadax, Canvas, • European MOOCs
• Harvard; Stanford; MIT;• U de Granada
• Books– T-SQL Querying
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Course Topics1. Querying Microsoft SQL server 2012 with transact sql01 | Foundations of Querying 07 | Querying and Managing XML
Data02 | Getting Started with the SELECT Statement
08 | Creating Tables and Enforcing Data Integrity
03 | Filtering and Sorting Data 09 | Designing and Creating Views, Inline Functions, and Synonyms
04 | Combining Sets 10 | Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Data
05 | Grouping and Windowing 11 | Other Data Modification Aspects
06 | Querying Full-Text Data 12 | Implementing Transactions, Error Handling, and Dynamic SQL
Module Overview01 | Foundations of Querying• Lesson 1: Understanding the Foundations of T-SQL
– Evolution of T-SQL– Using T-SQL in a Relational Way– Using Correct Terminology
• Lesson 2: Understanding Logical Query Processing– T-SQL As a Declarative English-Like Language– Logical Query Processing Phases
Click to edit Master subtitle style02 | Getting Started with the
SELECT Statement
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Module Overview02 | Getting Started with the SELECT Statement• Lesson 1: Using the FROM and SELECT Clauses
– The FROM Clause– The SELECT Clause– Delimiting Identifiers
• Lesson 2: Working with Data Types and Built-in Functions– Choosing the Appropriate Data Type– Choosing a Data Type for Keys– Date and Time Functions– Character Functions– CASE Expression and Related Functions
Module Overview03 | Filtering and Sorting Data• Lesson 1: Filtering Data with Predicates
– Predicates, Three-Valued Logic, and Search Arguments– Combining Predicates– Filtering Character Data– Filtering Date and Time Data
• Lesson 2: Sorting Data– Understanding When Order Is Guaranteed– Using the ORDER BY Clause to Sort Data
• Lesson 3: Filtering Data with TOP and OFFSET-FETCH– Filtering Data with TOP– Filtering Data with OFFSET-FETCH
Module Overview04 | Combining Sets• Lesson 1: Using Joins
– Cross Joins– Inner Joins– Outer Joins– Multi-Join Queries
• Lesson 2: Using Subqueries, Table Expressions, and the APPLY– Operator– Subqueries– Table Expressions– APPLY– Lesson 3: Using Set Operators– UNION and UNION ALL– INTERSECT– EXCEPT
Module Overview05 | Grouping and Windowing• Lesson 1: Writing Grouped Queries
– Working with a Single Grouping Set– Working with Multiple Grouping Sets
• Lesson 2: Pivoting and Unpivoting Data– Pivoting Data– Unpivoting Data
• Lesson 3: Using Window Functions– Window Aggregate Functions– Window Ranking Functions– Window Offset Functions
Module Overview06 | Querying Full-Text Data• Lesson 1: Creating Full-Text Catalogs and Indexes
– Full-Text Search Components– Creating and Managing Full-Text Catalogs and Indexes
• Lesson 2: Using the CONTAINS and FREETEXT Predicates– The CONTAINS Predicate– The FREETEXT Predicate
• Lesson 3: Using the Full-Text and Semantic Search– Table-Valued Functions– Using the Full-Text Search Functions– Using the Semantic Search Functions
Click to edit Master subtitle style07 | Querying and Managing XML
Data
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Module Overview07 | Querying and Managing XML Data• Lesson 1: Returning Results As XML with FOR XML
– Introduction to XML– Producing XML from Relational Data– Shredding XML to Tables
• Lesson 2: Querying XML Data with XQuery– XQuery Basics– Navigation– FLWOR Expressions
• Lesson 3: Using the XML Data Type– When to Use the XML Data Type– XML Data Type Methods– Using the XML Data Type for Dynamic Schema
Click to edit Master subtitle style08 | Creating Tables and Enforcing
Data Integrity
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Module Overview08 | Creating Tables and Enforcing Data Integrity• Lesson 1: Creating and Altering Tables
– Introduction– Creating a Table– Altering a Table– Choosing Table Indexes
• Lesson 2: Enforcing Data Integrity– Using Constraints– Primary Key Constraints– Unique Constraints– Foreign Key Constraints– Check Constraints– Default Constraints
Click to edit Master subtitle style09 | Designing and Creating Views,
Inline Functions, and Synonyms
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Module Overview09 | …Views, Inline Functions, and Synonyms• Lesson 1: Designing and Implementing Views and Inline Functions
– Introduction– Views– Inline Functions
• Lesson 2: Using Synonyms– Creating a Synonym– Comparing Synonyms with Other Database Objects
Click to edit Master subtitle style10 | Inserting, Updating, and
Deleting Data
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• Lesson 1: Inserting Data– Sample Data– INSERT VALUES– INSERT SELECT– INSERT EXEC– SELECT INTO
• Lesson 2: Updating Data– Sample Data– UPDATE Statement– UPDATE Based on Join– Nondeterministic UPDATE– UPDATE and Table Expressions– UPDATE Based on a Variable– UPDATE All-at-Once
• Lesson 3: Deleting Data– Sample Data– DELETE Statement– TRUNCATE Statement– DELETE Based on a Join– DELETE Using Table Expressions
Module Overview10 | Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Data
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Aspects
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Module Overview11 | Other Data Modification Aspects• Lesson 1: Using the Sequence Object and IDENTITY Column Property.
– Using the IDENTITY Column Property– Using the Sequence Object
• Lesson 2: Merging Data– Using the MERGE Statement
• Lesson 3: Using the OUTPUT Option– Working with the OUTPUT Clause– INSERT with OUTPUT– DELETE with OUTPUT– UPDATE with OUTPUT– MERGE with OUTPUT– Composable DML
Click to edit Master subtitle style12 | Implementing Transactions,
Error Handling, and Dynamic SQL
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Module Overview12 | …Transactions, Error Handling, and Dynamic SQL
• Lesson 1: Managing Transactions and Concurrency– Understanding Transactions– Types of Transactions– Basic Locking– Transaction Isolation Levels
• Lesson 2: Implementing Error Handling– Detecting and Raising Errors– Handling Errors After Detection– Lesson 3: Using Dynamic SQL– Dynamic SQL Overview– SQL Injection– Using sp_executesql
Click to edit Master subtitle style13 | Designing and Implementing
T-SQL Routines
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• Lesson 1: Designing and Implementing Stored Procedures– Understanding Stored Procedures– Executing Stored Procedures– Branching Logic– Developing Stored Procedures
• Lesson 2: Implementing Triggers– DML Triggers– AFTER Triggers– INSTEAD OF Triggers– DML Trigger Functions
• Lesson 3: Implementing User-Defined Functions– Understanding User-Defined
Functions– Scalar UDFs– Table-Valued UDFs– Limitations on UDFs– UDF Options– UDF Performance Considerations
Module Overview13 | Designing and Implementing T-SQL Routines
Click to edit Master subtitle style14 | Using Tools to Analyze Query
Performance
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Click to edit Master subtitle style17 | Implementing Indexes and
Statistics
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Click to edit Master subtitle style16 | Understanding Cursors, Sets,
and Temporary Tables
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Module Overview16 | … Cursors, Sets, and Temporary Tables• Lesson 1: Evaluating the Use of Cursor/Iterative Solutions vs. Set-Based
Solutions– The Meaning of "Set-Based"– Iterations for Operations That Must Be Done Per Row– Cursor vs. Set-Based Solutions for Data Manipulation Tasks
• Lesson 2: Using Temporary Tables vs. Table Variables– Scope– DDL and Indexes– Physical Representation in tempdb– Transactions– Statistics
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