Mobile MOUSe SQL SERVER 2005 OPTIMIZING AND MAINTAINING DATABASE SOLUTIONS ONLINE COURSE OUTLINE

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1 Mobile MOUSe SQL SERVER 2005 OPTIMIZING AND MAINTAINING DATABASE SOLUTIONS ONLINE COURSE OUTLINE

2 COURSE TITLE SQL SERVER 2005 OPTIMIZING AND MAINTAINING DATABASE SOLUTIONS COURSE DURATION 12 Hour(s) of Self-Paced Interactive Training COURSE OVERVIEW In the SQL Server 2005 Optimizing and Maintaining Database Solutions course you'll learn how to make maintenance and optimization of your database a breeze by creating automated functions, agents and maintenance plans. Barbara Andrews, will teach you how to use the SSIS tools, optimize your queries, and give you tips and tricks for connectivity and configuration. At the conclusion of this course, you'll know when and what to do should you need to scale or accelerate your database service to meet the demands of ever changing systems. BENEFITS Prepare for Microsoft MCITP Exam Know what's going on before performance is affected. Ensure your queries are efficiently using your data. CONTACT Website : officeadmin@mobilemouse.com.au Telephone : Fax : PRICING Contact Mobile MOUSe for pricing. ADVANTAGES OF ONLINE COURSES Session times are at your discretion You can pick and choose which sessions to cover and in any order Learn at your own pace Free repetition (for a period of 6 months) Multiple course levels at a discounted price Many of the courses are internationally accredited Training from the comfort of your home or workstation Training can be accessed from any location

3 SESSION 1 Section A: Automating Databases Automation Benefits Automation Options Securing SQL Server Agent Configuring SQL Server Jobs Operators Alerts Scripting Jobs Section B: Creating a SQL Agent Job Viewing Scripts Creating New Jobs Creating Steps Scheduling Jobs Notifications Job Activity Monitor Dynamic Management Views Section C: Database Maintenance Plans Assessing System Dependencies Backup Strategies Recovery Time Index Maintenance Data Integrity Checks Best Practices for Automating Section D: Creating a Database Maintenance Plan New Maintenance Plan Adding Tasks Configuring Tasks Saving Tasks Maintenance Plan Wizard Section E: Documenting the Environment SQL H2 Tool Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) Microsoft Systems Management (SMS) SQL BPA Section F: SQL Server Integration Services Using SSIS Defining ETL Transforming Data Data Transfer Tools Package Control Flow Data Flow Task SSIS Tools SSIS Packages Securing SSIS Packages SSIS and DTS Section G: Creating SSIS Packages Import and Export Wizard Table Copy Saving Packages Control Flow Data Flow Other Tabs Creating New Packages Section H: Replication Defining Replication Replication Types Replication Agents Choosing Replication Monitoring Tools Replication Monitor Section I: Reporting Services Defining Reporting Services Configuration Manager Automating Best Practices Managing Report Services Databases Connecting to Reporting Services Creating Reports Viewing Report Web sites 8/08/2012 PAGE 1

4 SESSION 2 Section A: Performance Monitoring Tools Pinpointing Performance Issues Methodology Baselines Creating a Baseline Ways to Monitor Dynamic Management Views SQL Server Profiler Error Logs Section B: System Monitor Add Counters Physical Disk Memory Network Interface Processor SQL Server Objects Counter Averages Counter Logs Section C: Activity Monitor Process Information Locks by Process Locks by Object Section D: Working with Profiler Launch Profiler Creating Traces Selecting Events Using Locks Stored Procedures Running Traces Filter Results Deadlock Graph Section E: Best Practices Performance Monitor Profiler Comparing Test Results Choosing a Monitoring Tool Section F: Object Performance Issues Questions to Ask Resource Bottlenecks Tempdb Bottlenecks Query Performance Bottlenecks Locking and Blocking Section G: Using Profiler with System Monitor Matching Traces Comparing Results Section H: Choosing What to Monitor Accessing Methods Statistics Transactions Locks Determining Profiler Issues 8/08/2012 PAGE 2

5 SESSION 3 Section A: Query Optimization Query Environment Query Execution Plan Database Options Other Query Checks Circular Process Query Review Query Environment Review Implement Solution Optimization Model Section B: Database Engine Tuning Advisor DTA Purposes DTA Uses DTA Recommendations Launching DTA Analyzing Queries Join Query DTA Analysis Section C: Troubleshooting Connectivity Issues Connectivity Methodology Server-Side Issues Client and Server Issues Network Device Issues Connectivity Troubleshooting Process Authentication Troubleshooting Process SQL 2005 Endpoints Section D: SQL Configuration Tools Services and Connections Feature Configuration Configuration Manager Section E: Troubleshooting Data Issues Data Methodology Data Integrity Troubleshooting Torn Pages Detecting Torn Pages View Torn Pages Page Verify Best Practices Single-Page Restores Restoration Steps Section F: Troubleshooting Concurrency Issues Concurrency Methodology Blocking Deadlocks Blocking and Deadlock Tools Section G: Managing Concurrency Transactions Lock Types Lockable Resources Isolation Levels Transaction Levels Dirty Reads Non-Repeatable Read Phantom Reads Transaction Guidelines 8/08/2012 PAGE 3

6 SESSION 4 Section A: High Availability Solutions Overview Availability Scale High Availability Technologies Failover Clustering Log Shipping Database Mirroring Transactional Replication Section B: Implementing High Availability Steps to Implementation Minimum Requirements SQL Versions Failover and Physical Configuration Management and Client Access Section C: High Availability Requirements Costs Availability Goals Additional Costs Technical Constraints Non-Technical Constraints Failover/Failback Availability Metrics Financial Impact Section D: High Availability Weaknesses Clustering Weaknesses Using RAID Other Clustering Weaknesses Log Shipping Weaknesses Collation Settings Database Mirroring Weaknesses Replication Weaknesses Storage Technology Weaknesses Section E: Mixing High Availability Solutions Log Shipping and Clustering Log Shipping and Replication Log Shipping and Database Mirroring Database Mirroring and Clustering Replication and Clustering Replication and Database Mirroring Counting the Costs Section F: Linked Servers Defining Linked Servers Link by Stored Procedures Security Considerations Linked Server Stored Procedures Linked Server Restrictions Linked Server Queries Creating Linked Servers Test Connection 8/08/2012 PAGE 4