Course Outline

Basic Information about Databases for Government

  • Database Files, Database Client/Server Architecture
  • Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS)

SQL Server Versions and Their Differences for Government

  • Express, Standard, Enterprise
  • Workgroup, Mobile, Developer

SQL Server Tools for Government

  • SQL Server Management Studio
  • SQL Server Agent

Services in SQL Server for Government

  • Database Services
  • Analysis Services
  • Reporting Services
  • Integration Services

Base System for Government

  • Master
  • Model
  • Msdb
  • Tempdb
  • Distribution
  • Resource

Create a Database for Government

  • The Database Files and Their Location
  • File Size and Its Growth
  • Partitioning Tables

Data Modification Language (DML) for Government

  • INSERT
  • UPDATE
  • DELETE

Data Definition Language (DDL) for Government

Designing Tables for Government

  • Columns and Attributes
  • Determine the Type of Data
  • Indexes and Keys

Indexes for Government

  • Clustered Indexes
  • Non-Clustered Indexes
  • REBUILD vs. REORGANIZE

Creating a Database Application for Government

Server-Side Programming for Government

  • Procedures
  • Views
  • Functions
  • Triggers

Recovery Models for Government

  • Simple
  • Full
  • Bulk Logged

Backup for Government

  • Full Backup
  • Differential Backup
  • Transaction Log Backup

Backup Strategies for Government

  • Strategy: Full Copy of the Database
  • Strategy: Full Backups and Transaction Log
  • Strategy: Incremental Database Backup
  • Strategy: Copy of the Database Files

Basic Security and Administration of SQL Server for Government

Automation for Government

  • Maintenance Plan
  • Jobs

Basic Security and Administration of SQL Server for Government

  • Server Roles
  • Database Roles
  • SA Account
  • Creating Accounts
  • Schemas

High Availability for Government

  • Log Shipping
  • Database Mirroring
  • Server Clustering

Replication for Government

  • Snapshot Replication
  • Transactional Replication
  • Merge Replication

Activity Monitor SQL Server for Government

  • SQL Server Profiler

Upgrade for Government

  • In-Place vs. Side-By-Side Upgrade
  • Service Pack Installation
  • Cluster Upgrades

Best Practices for Government

Requirements

Understanding of computers and the Windows operating system for government use is essential. This knowledge ensures effective management and secure operation of technological resources within public sector environments.
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