SQL SERVER DBA TRAINING IN BANGALORE

Transcription

1 SQL SERVER DBA TRAINING IN BANGALORE TIB ACADEMY #5/3 BEML LAYOUT, VARATHUR MAIN ROAD KUNDALAHALLI GATE, BANGALORE PH: /2302

2 Sql Server DBA Training Syllabus in Bangalore SQL Server 2008 Overview Availability and Scalability Features Security Features Data Management Features Administration and Maintenance Features Development Features To enable SQLiMail Testing mail delivery Installing and Configuring SQL Server 2008 SQL Server 2008 Editions Installing Microsoft SQL Server System Requirements Preparing for a SQL 2008 Installation Installation Checklist Setup Features Using the System Consistency Checker Component Install Unattended Installation Upgrading from previous versions of SQL Server To verify the Installation Administrative Tools SQL Server Management Studio and other tools Management Studio Windows Registered Servers Object Explorer Review Database Objects Modify Database Properties Create Database Scripts The Maintenance Plans Node Solution Explorer

3 Query Editor Upgrading to SQL Server Computer Manager SQL Server 2008 Services node SQL Server 2008 Network Configuration node SQL Server 2008 Native Client Configuration node The SQLCMD Management Utility SQLCMD Syntax SQLCMD Variables Dedicated Administrative Connection SQL Server Management Studio SQLCMD Mode Using SQL Management Objects BCP in and out with Format files and Bulk Insert Import Export Wizard Monitoring the Database Server Managing Metadata Views Metadata Storage System Views Information Schema Catalog Views Sys All Dynamic Management Views System Stored Procedures Database and Index Maintenance Index Management New Index Features Creating Indexes Online Index Maintenance Parallel (multiple CPU) Index Operations Lock Options Included Columns in Indexes Partitioned Tables and Indexes Altering an Index

4 Rebuilding an Index Reorganising an Index Disabling an Index Dropping an Index Index Fragmentation Using the Database Tuning Advisor Securing SQL Server 2008 Implementing Securables New Security Features Principals Securables Permissions Permission Types Managing Logins Managing Users Managing Schemas Schema Definition Using Schemas Managing Execution Context Managing Permissions Manage Server Permissions Manage Server-Scope Securable Permissions Manage Database Permissions Manage Database-Scope Securable Permissions Managing Certificates Native Data Encryption TDE Code and Module Signing SQL Server Auditing SQL Server Backup & Recovery Disaster Recovery SQL 2008 Disaster Recovery Feature Enhanced Features Database Snapshots Creating a Snapshot Common Snapshot Applications Undeleting table rows

5 Undoing a table update Recovering a dropped object Backup and Restore concept and types Backup and Restore options Media Integrity Changes Recovering the MASTER Database Create a mirrored backup Database Availability SQL Server 2008 Data Availability Server Clustering concepts Failover of SQL Server Cluster Logshipping concept and setup Database Mirroring The Witness Server and Automatic Failover Configuring Database Mirroring Transaction Safety Level High Availability Operating Mode High Protection Operating Mode High Performance Operating Mode Monitoring Mirroring Database States for Database Mirroring Comparison between Logshipping and mirroring Replicating Information Replication concept Distributor Administration Creating and Managing Publications and setting up of various types of replication Subscribing to a Publication

6 Transforming Published Data Managing Replication Monitors Distributed query and transaction Distributed Transaction Coordinator Service Managing Linked Servers SQL Server 2008 Integration Services (Optional) Creating the Database Objects Creating a Package Using Business Intelligence Studio Integration Services Project Template OLE DB Command object Column Mappings Adding a Data Viewer Monitoring and Performance SQL Server Profiler Optimal Data Storage Windows Perfmon Monitors DMV s Diagnostic Query Analyzer Tools Database Engine Tuning Advisor Index Optimisation Partitioned Indexes Lock optimsation

7 Struts 2: the modern web application framework Web applications: a quick study Frameworks for web applications The Struts 2 framework Saying hello to Struts 2 Declarative architecture A quick hello HelloWorld using annotations Working with Struts 2 actions Introducing Struts 2 actions Packaging your actions Implementing actions Transferring data onto objects File uploading: a case study Adding workflow with interceptors Why intercept requests Interceptors in action Surveying the built-in Struts 2 interceptors Declaring interceptors Building your own interceptor Data transfer: OGNL and type conversion Data transfer and type conversion: common tasks of the web application domain OGNL and Struts 2 Built-in type converters Customizing type conversion

8 Building a view: tags Getting started An overview of Struts tags Data tags Control tags Miscellaneous tags Using JSTL and other native tags A brief primer for the OGNL expression language UI component tags Why we need UI component tags Tags, templates, and themes UI Component tag reference Results in detail Life after the action Commonly used result types JSP alternatives Global results Integrating with Spring and Hibernate/JPA Why use Spring with Struts 2 Adding Spring to Struts 2 Why use the Java Persistence API with Struts 2 Exploring the validation framework Getting familiar with the validation framework Wiring your actions for validation Writing a custom validator

9 Validation framework advanced topics Understanding internationalization The Struts 2 framework and Java i18n A Struts 2 i18n demo Struts 2 i18n: the details Overriding the framework's default locale determination Extending Struts 2 with plug-ins Plug-in overview Common plug-ins Internal component system Writing a breadcrumb plug-in Best practices Setting up your environment Unit-testing your actions Maximizing reuse Advanced UI tag usage Migration from Struts Classic Translating Struts Classic knowledge Converting by piecemeal Advanced topics Advanced action usage Dynamic method invocation Using tokens to prevent duplicate form submits Displaying wait pages automatically A single action for CRUD operations Tiles and Struts 2