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Introduction To DBMS  History and Features of TSQL


 File Management System And Its Drawbacks  Types Of TSQL Commands
 Database Management System (DBMS) and Data o Data Definition Language (DDL)
Models o Data Manipulation Language (DML)
o Physical Data Models o Data Query Language (DQL)
o Logical Data Models o Data Control Language (DCL)
 Hierarchical Data Model o Transaction Control Language (TCL)
(HDBMS) o Database
 Network Data Model (NDBMS)  Creating Database
 Relational Data Model (RDBMS)  Altering Database
 Object Data Model (ODBMS)  Deleting Database
 Object Relational Data Model  Data Types In TSQL
(ORDBMS) Data Definition Language (DDL)
 Conceptual Data Models  Create
o Entity – Relationship (E-R) Model  Alter
Introduction To SQL Server  Drop
 Advantages and Drawbacks Of SQL Server  Truncate
Compared To Oracle And DB2 Data Manipulation Language (DML)
o Connecting To Server  Insert, Update & Delete
 Server Type  Differences Between Delete and Truncate
 Server Name  MERGE command
 Authentication Modes
 Sql Server Data Query Language (DQL)
Authentication Mode  Select
 Windows Authentication  Where clause
Mode  Predicates
 Login and Password o Between
 Sql Server Management o In
Studio and Tools In o Like
Management Studio
 Order By Clause
 Object Explorer
 Distinct Clause
 Object Explorer
Details  Column aliases
 Query Editor  Computed columns
TSQL (Transact-Structured Query Language) Built In Functions
Introduction To TSQL o Numeric Functions
o Character Functions Identity
o Conversion Functions  Generating sequence numbers using identity with
o Date Functions SEED, INCR
o Special functions
o Aggregate Functions
o Ranking Functions Sequences
Set Operators  creating, altering, dropping sequence
 Union
TSQL Programming
 Intersect
 Drawbacks Of TSQL that leads to TSQL
 Except Programming
Joins
 Introduction To TSQL Programming
 Inner Join or Equi Join
 Control statements In TSQL Programming
 Outer Join o Conditional Control Statements
o Left Outer Join  If
o Right Outer Join
o Full Outer Join  Looping Control Statements
 Non-Equi Join o While
Cursors
 Self Join  Working With Cursors
 Cross Join  Types Of Cursors
 ANSI joins o Forward Only and Scrollable Cursors
Sub Queries o Static, Dynamic and Keyset Cursors
o Single Row Sub Queries o Local and Global Cursor
o Multi Row Sub Queries Exception Handling
o Any or Some o Implementing Exception Handling
o ALL
o Adding and removing User Defined Error
o Co-Related Sub Queries
Messages To And From SQL Server Error
 Exists and Not Exists Operators
Messages List
o Derived Tables & CTEs
o User defined exceptions
o Scalar Subqueries
Stored Sub Programs
Transaction Management
 Advantages Of Stored Sub Programs compared to
 Introduction Independent SQL Statements
 Begin Transaction  Stored Procedures
 Commit / Rollback Transaction o Creating , Altering and Dropping
 Save Transaction o Input and Output Parameters
 Role Of Log File In Transaction Management o Permissions on Stored Procedures
 Implicit Transactions  User Defined Functions
Security o Creating, Altering and Dropping
 SQL Server Authenticated Login o Types Of User Defined Functions
 Windows Authenticated Login  Scalar Functions
 Login Creation  Table Valued Functions
 Inline Table Valued
 User Creation Functions
 Granting Permissions  Multi Statement Table
 Revoking Permissions Valued Functions
 Roles o Permissions On User Defined Functions
Triggers
Views o Purpose of Triggers
 Purpose Of Views o Differences Between Stored Procedures
 Simple and Complex Views and User Defined Functions and Triggers
o Creating, Altering and Dropping Triggers
 Encryption and Schema Binding Options in creating
o Magic Tables
views
Indexes
o Instead Of Triggers
Working With XML Data Type
 Non Clustered Index
Backup and Restore Of Database
 Unique Index
Exporting & Importing Data
 Clustered Index
Attach and Detach of Database
Normalization

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