SQL Server | Oracle Engineer - (TOAD, SSMS,Data Migration)
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SQL Server Database Engineers are in hot demand due to the growth and reliance on data.SQL Server is a relational database management system from Microsoft that’s designed for the enterprise environment.
Some of the key daily responsibilities of a SQL Server Engineer includes:
Confirm that backups have been made and successfully saved to a secure location Check the backup failure alerts, correct the errors and rerun the backups Review the average duration of backup, any significant changes occurred investigates on this.Most of the time it happens due to networking low bandwidth Validate the backup files using restore verify only. Jobs can be created to take care of the task and to send a notification if it fails to verify any backup.
Performance Regularly monitor and identify blocking issues. Check Performance counters on all production servers and verify that all counters are within the normal range. Throughout the day, periodically monitor performance by collecting relevant data Create indexes to reduce the time it takes to get responses from the SQL Server after a T-SQL Script is executed.
Security Check the auditing logs for failed logins and notify the audit team if necessary Implement relevant permissions to prevent authorized access to SQL Server databases
T-SQL ( Transact -SQL )Transact-SQL is central to using SQL Server. All applications that communicate with an instance of SQL Server do so by sending Transact-SQL statements to the server, regardless of the user interface of the application. T-SQL is Microsoft’s proprietary version of the standard SQL(Structural Query language)
Using T-SQL you can communicate with SQL Servers to perform task like:
Retrieving data from the database Updating data Inserting data into databases Deleting data
Oracle Database Engineers are in constant demand in the IT industry.The rapid growth of data has fueled the demand for database administrator’s in general. We are more than before reliant on data in our everyday life either through the use of social media with applications like Facebook,Instagram Whatsapp ,Twitter and may more data rich applications.
Data Migration is an important function anyone working with a database should be able to carry out.
There are several tools available to perform database and data migration. In this course we will be using a free powerful tool by Oracle called Oracle SQL Developer to migrate a third party database from Microsoft SQL Server into Oracle.
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1IntroductionVideo lesson
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2What is SQL ServerVideo lesson
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3SQL Server Hardware and Software RequirementsVideo lesson
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4SQL Server EditionsVideo lesson
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5Download SQL ServerVideo lesson
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6Install SQL ServerVideo lesson
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7Install SSMSVideo lesson
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8SQL Server Configuration ManagerVideo lesson
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9Connecting to SQL ServerVideo lesson
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10Database ConceptsVideo lesson
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11Install Adventureworks 2016 DatabaseVideo lesson
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28What is SQLVideo lesson
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29What is T-SQLVideo lesson
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30Creating a databaseVideo lesson
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31Creating a TableVideo lesson
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32Inserting records into tableVideo lesson
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33Reading Data from databaseVideo lesson
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34Updating RecordsVideo lesson
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35ViewsVideo lesson
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36Stored ProceduresVideo lesson
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37deleting recordsVideo lesson
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38Truncating a TableVideo lesson
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39Dropping a TableVideo lesson
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40Dropping a databaseVideo lesson
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41Backing up databaseVideo lesson
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42Restoring a databaseVideo lesson
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43Download and install OracleVideo lesson
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44What is SQLPlusVideo lesson
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45Unlock Sample SchemaVideo lesson
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46Install Oracle SQL DeveloperVideo lesson
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47Connect Oracle SQL Developer to Oracle DatabaseVideo lesson
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48Download TOADVideo lesson
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49Install TOADVideo lesson
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50Connect TOAD to Oracle DatabaseVideo lesson
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51TOAD Quick TourVideo lesson
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52How to start Oracle databaseVideo lesson
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53How to stop Oracle databaseVideo lesson
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59View | Dual TableVideo lesson
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60IndexVideo lesson
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61Checking Table StructureVideo lesson
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62Operators used with WHERE Clause : Part 1Video lesson
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63Operators used with WHERE Clause : Part 2Video lesson
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64Querying Single ColumnsVideo lesson
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65Querying Single Multiple ColumnsVideo lesson
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66Limiting RecordsVideo lesson
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75Types of Oracle Database UsersVideo lesson
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76Creating a new userVideo lesson
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77How to create new user with DBA PrivilegesVideo lesson
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78Predefined Administrative AccountsVideo lesson
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79Establishing security policy on databaseVideo lesson
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80Privileges & RolesVideo lesson
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81Managing Oracle database userVideo lesson
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82Auditing database activitiesVideo lesson
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