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SQL Server Performance Tuning and Optimization

This 5 day, in-class training course aims to teach SQL Server administrators and developers how to optimize performance and detect issues. Attendees will learn to use monitoring and profiling tools, understand SQL Server architecture, configure SQL Server settings, and optimize queries, indexes, and code. The course covers topics such as SQL Server internals, waits and queues, tempdb, query execution, statistics, indexes, large table optimization, and performance analysis tools.

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SQL Server Performance Tuning and Optimization

This 5 day, in-class training course aims to teach SQL Server administrators and developers how to optimize performance and detect issues. Attendees will learn to use monitoring and profiling tools, understand SQL Server architecture, configure SQL Server settings, and optimize queries, indexes, and code. The course covers topics such as SQL Server internals, waits and queues, tempdb, query execution, statistics, indexes, large table optimization, and performance analysis tools.

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COURSE: SQL Server Performance Tuning And Optimization

This Masterclass suits Database


Summary
administrators who are responsible for the
Duration: 5 days/ 40 hours
proper and reliable operation of one or
Level: 400*
more SQL Servers. It also suits to Database
Delivery method: In class
Developers who want to know how to
Language: English/Bulgarian
optimize their code or to isolate * The difficulty level is consistent with the widely accepted scale of technical difficulty of
performance issues in the data access layer. training on Microsoft Corp

Participants will learn how to search and


detect problems raising in SQL database, the QP and code Execution. This class includes solid theoretical
material, part of which comes directly from the programme team, who develops SQL Server in Microsoft, and
unpublished tuning techniques for increasing of SQL Server performance.

AUDIENCE:

 Database administrators who are responsible for the proper and reliable operation of one or more SQL
Servers
 Developers who want to create a good and scalable code by understanding how the internal processes, the
QP and code execution work
 SQL Server architects and professionals who want to be successful in performance tuning of SQL Server
environments, to empower themselves with knowledge, skills and methodology for finding, isolating and
troubleshooting performance problems

AFTER THE TRAINING ATTENDEES WILL BE ABLE TO:

 Find performance problems in SQL Server workload and tune them properly
 Know monitoring and profiling tools that SQL Server provides out of the box
 Choose the right tool in order to get the right monitoring data for fast problem detection
 Have a deep understanding of the architecture and the way SQL Server works in order to reach the
problem root cause and to act properly
 Configure SQL Server at all levels in order to avoid and reduce problems
 Get to the problem quickly in order to reduce the downtime in production environment
 Develop SQL code that is aligned to good coding practices and provides scalability and performance of the
database access layer
 Avoid traps in code development and object usage
 Find/assess code that performs badly and to know how to optimize it

TOPICS:

Module 1. SQL Server Internals and Resource Management


Module 2. Waits and Queues Methodology for PTO
Module 3. TempDB and Database level PTO
Module 4. Event-based Monitoring and PTO Scenarios
Module 5. Query Execution and Query plans
Module 6. The importance of statistics and indexes
Module 7. Query Tuning when indexes cannot help
Module 8. Optimizing Large Tables Performance
Module 9. Tools for analysing performance problems

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