available on-demand through December 9, 2011
Are you new to SQL Server? Looking to brush up your skills? Thrust into a SQL Server DBA role or been asked to administer some databases? Are you only familiar with another RDBMS or a Windows administrator? Is your company implementing a SQL Server-based application and you are familiar only with another vendor’s RDBMS? This two-day, six-part series is designed for you.
Each of the six sessions will provide you with the foundation you need to be successful with SQL Server. This basic knowledge is crucial to be able to hit the ground running. This eLearning series will cover aspects of various versions of SQL Server, including 2005, 2008, 2008 R2, and the upcoming Denali.
- Learn the core SQL Server Engine concepts every DBA should know
- Learn how to increase the availability of SQL Server instances and databases
- Learn how to properly configure SQL Server instances and databases to ensure things like optimal performance and security
- Learn how to effectively implement the right backup and restore strategy based on your needs
- Learn some of the new features coming in Denali that will help SQL Server DBAs
This eLearning series includes six sessions (approximately 75 minutes each).
- Session 1: Core SQL Server Engine Concepts
- Session 2: SQL Server High Availability Part 1
- Session 3: SQL Server High Availability Part 2
- Session 4: Implementation Strategies
- Session 5: Successful SQL Server Administration Techniques
- Session 6: Practical Backup and Restore
Read the Session Abstracts
About the Instructor: Allan Hirt
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