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Course Code:	RT 413
Course Abstract:	This course teaches the intricacies of SQL using an interactive approach via a Windows SQL Server environment. It provides intermediate and advanced SQL techniques as well as a look into Triggers.
Audience:	This course is designed for analysts, designers, and programmers that need an understanding of how SQL is effectively and efficiently used to access data via SQL Server.
Duration:	3 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Apply Triggers in a Windows SQL Server environment
Course Topics:	The effective use and creation of Triggers The 'thought process' of developing an effective query The use of the elusive ALL, ANY, and EXIST parameters The efficiencies and the inefficiencies in the SQL language What correlation variables can do to simplify query processing When SCALAR and AGGREGATE FUNCTIONs should be used How to use the many types of sub query constructs most effectively When which one of the four JOIN types should be used for efficiencies Boolean constructs, CASE constructs, and multiple condition constructs How NULLs are helpful to reduce processing time and query complexity When to utilize the 'nested table expression' to improve query performance What and when the UNION operation is most effective vs. other techniques The runtime LOCKING issues with INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE operations When to (and not to) use DISTINCT, IN, LIKE, BETWEEN and other predicates How DATE and TIME data types can effectively be used for audits and compliance
Prerequisites:	None

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