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Curriculum Code: 373

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Table of Contents

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Details PageNo.

1. Introduction 1

2. Information on Module Session Allocation 2

3. Week-wise Session Schedule 3

4. Session Coverage 5

5. Library References 13



Presenter’s Manual Database Development in Microsoft SQL Server

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1. Introduction

At the end of this course, students will be able to:

Define a Database Management System. Define and Explain RDBMS.

Explain E-R diagrams. Explain the various normal forms.

Describe SQL Server 2005 and its features. Describe DDL, DML and DCL commands in SQL Server 2005.

Describe the system and user-defined databases in SQL Server 2005.

Describe database snapshots.

Describe SELECT statement.

Define data types and list the categories in SQL Server 2005.

Describe how to create tables.

Describe how to work with typed and untyped XML. Describe subqueries and joins.

Describe the data platform vision.

Describe the new features in SQL Server 2008. Explain the dynamic development in SQL Server 2008.

Describe the pervasive insight feature in SQL Server 2008.

Describe analysis services of SQL Server 2008.

Describe integration services of SQL Server 2008. Describe reporting services of SQL Server 2008.

Explain Intellisense in SQL Server 2008. Explain Multi-Server query feature.

Explain the concept of Query Editor regions.

State the new features of Object Explorer. Describe Activity Monitor. Describe the process of declaring variables.

Explain the new data types in SQL Server 2008.

Describe sparse columns. Explain the concept of wide tables.

Describe spatial data types.

Explain the hierarchyid data type. Explain the new enhancements in the CONVERT() function. Describe the enhancements to date functions.

Explain the new XQuery functions.

Describe compound assignment operators. State the usage of table value constructors.

Explain table-valued parameters.

Explain the working of MERGE statement. Describe grouping sets in SQL Server 2008. Describe XML schema enhancements.

Explain XQuery support. Describe the enhancements in XML DML. Define and describe data integrity.

Explain integrity constraints.

Explain the various types of indexes. State the need for indexes. Describe the clustered index structures and state their uses.

Define online index operations. Explain XML indexes.





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Define and explain views.

Explain how to define stored procedures.

Describe how to create Transact-SQL stored procedures. Define Triggers.

Describe DDL and DML triggers.





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2. Information on Session Allocation

Module Theory(No. of Hrs)

Lab(No. of Hrs)

Total(No. of Hrs)

SQL 22 18 40

Throughout this Presenter’s Manual, the module Database Development inMicrosoft SQL Server will be referred to as SQL.





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3. Week-wise Session Schedule

A session has duration of 2 hrs.

Wk Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4

1Session 1

SQL – T1

Session 2

SQL – T2

Session 3

SQL –L1

Session 4

SQL – T3

2Session 5

SQL – L2

Session 6

SQL – T4

Session 7

SQL – L3

Session 8

SQL – T5

3Session 9SQL – L4

Session 10SQL – T6

Session 11SQL – L5


4Session 13SQL – T8




5 Session 17SQL – T10 Session 18SQL – L8 Session 19SQL – T11 Session 20SQL – L9

T – Theory Session

L – Lab Session





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4. Session Coverage

The table below details out the contents of each session where:

SG – Student Guide

XP – PowerPoint Slides

Session No. Session DetailsDeliverables’

Mapping

Session-1 SQL – T1 RDBMS

All the topics as listed below from Session 1 and

Session 2 of RDBMS and Data Management bookshould be covered in this session.

Session 1 – RDBMS Concepts

Explain the concept of data and database.

Describe the approaches to Data

Management. Define a Database Management System

and list its benefits.

Explain the different database models. Define and explain RDBMS. Describe entities and tables and list the

characteristics of tables.

List the differences between a DBMS andRDBMS.

Session 2 – E-R Model and Normalization

Define and describe data modeling.

Identify and describe the components of theE-R model.

Identify the relationships that can be formed

between entities. Explain what E-R diagrams are and why they

are useful. Describe an E-R diagram, the symbols used

for drawing and show the various

relationships. Describe the various Normal Forms.

Outline the uses of different Relational

operators.

SG – Session 1

XP – Session 1

SG – Session 2

XP – Session 2

Session-2 SQL – T2

All the topics as listed below from Session 3 of RDBMS and Data Management book should becovered in this session.

Session 3 – Overview of SQL Server 2005

Describe SQL Server 2005 and state its

SG – Session 3XP – Session 3





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features. Identify the various components under SQL

Server. Describe two-tier, three-tier and multi-tier

models. List the system databases under SQL Server

2005. State the uses of primary, secondary and log

files. Explain briefly the physical database

architecture. Explain briefly the relational database engine

architecture.

Session-3 SQL – L1

All topics from Session 4 (Lab) of RDBMS and Data

Management book should be covered in thissession.

SG – Session 4


All the topics as listed below from Session 5 of RDBMS and Data Management book should becovered in this session.

Session 5 – Transact-SQL Language

Outline the key features of Transact-SQL. Discuss variables, data types and comments

in Transact-SQL. Summarize functions and expressions in

Transact-SQL. Describe Data Definition Language and

identify the commonly used DDL commands. Describe Data Manipulation Language and

identify the commonly used DML commands. Explain Data Control Language and identify

commonly used DCL commands. Describe how to execute Transact-SQL

commands as: Single Statements

Batches Scripts

List and explain the enhancements inTransact-SQL.




Management book should be covered in thissession.

SG – Session 6






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All the topics as listed below from Session 7 of RDBMS and Data Management book should be

covered in this session.

Session 7 – Creating and ManagingDatabases

Describe the system and user-defineddatabases in SQL Server 2005.

Outline the key features of the

AdventureWorks sample database. Describe how to add filegroups and

transaction logs. List types of database modifications and

describe how to drop a database. Describe database snapshots.




Management book should be covered in this

session.

SG – Session 8




Session 9 – Accessing Data in a Database

Describe the SELECT statement, its syntaxand use.

Explain how to use expressions with SELECT

statement. Explain the use of various clauses used with

SELECT. State the use of ORDER BY clause.



Session 11 – Creating Tables and Using Data

Types

Define the data types and list the categoriesin SQL Server 2005.

Describe how to create, modify and drop

tables in a SQL Server database. Describe how to add, modify and drop

columns and constraints in a table. Describe how to work with typed and


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XP – Session

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untyped XML. Explain how to create, use, and view XML

schemas. Explain how to use XQuery to access XML

data.


All topics from Session 10 (Lab) of RDBMS and Data Management book should be covered in this

session.

All topics from Session 12 (Lab) of RDBMS and

Data Management book should be covered in thissession.

SG – Session10

SG – Session12




Session 13 – Advanced Query Techniques andJoins

Explain the UNION, EXCEPT and INTERSECToperators.

Explain subqueries. Describe joins. Describe the various types of joins.

SG–

Session13

XP – Session

13

Session-11 SQL – L5All topics from Session 14 (Lab) of RDBMS and Data Management book should be covered in this

session.

SG – Session14


All the topics as listed below from Session 1 and

Session 2 of New Features of SQL Server 2008 Class Notes should be covered in this session.

Session 1 – Getting Started with SQL Server2008

Describe the data platform vision. Describe the new features in SQL Server 2008. Explain the dynamic development in SQL

Server 2008.

Describe the pervasive insight feature in SQLServer 2008.

Describe analysis services of SQL Server 2008.

Describe integration services of SQL Server

Class Notes –

Session 1XP – Session 1

Class Notes – Session 2

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2008. Describe reporting services of SQL Server

2008.

Explain Intellisense in SQL Server 2008.

Explain Multi-Server query feature. Explain the concept of Query Editor regions.

State the new features of Object Explorer. Describe Activity Monitor.

Session 2 – Transact-SQL Language

Describe the process of declaring variables.

Explain the new data types in SQL Server2008.

Describe sparse columns.

Explain the concept of wide tables.

Describe spatial data types.

Explain the hierarchyid data type. Explain the new enhancements in the

CONVERT() function. Describe the enhancements to date functions.

Explain the new XQuery functions.

Describe compound assignment operators.


All the topics as listed below from Session 4 of

New Features of SQL Server 2008 Class Notesshould be covered in this session.

Session 4 – Enhancements in DML and XML

DML

State the usage of table value constructors. Explain table-valued parameters. Explain the working of MERGE statement. Describe grouping sets in SQL Server 2008. Describe XML schema enhancements. Explain XQuery support. Describe the enhancements in XML DML.

Class Notes –

Session 4XP – Session 4


All topics from Session 3 (Lab) and Session 5 (Lab)of New Features of SQL Server 2008 Class Notes

should be covered in this session.

Class Notes – Session 3

Session 5


All the concept lessons as listed below from Module

1, Module 2, Module 3, and Module 4 of Workingwith SQL Server DBO Course should be covered inthis session.

CD-ROM

Working withSQL ServerDBO Course





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Module 1 - Introduction to Data Integrity

Data Integrity

Types of Data Integrity

Integrity Constraints

Module 2 – Introduction to Indexes

Introduction to Indexes

Index Architecture

Retrieving Stored Data

Finding Rows


3 and Module 4 of Working with SQL Server DBOCourse should be covered in this session.

Module 3 – Types of Indexes

Various Types of Indexes

Working with Indexes

Viewing Index Information

Module 4 – Maintaining Indexes

New Index features

Optimizing Indexes

Module 1Module 2

Module 3

Module 4


The workshop lessons of Module 1, Module 2,

Module 3, and Module 4 of Working with SQLServer DBO Course should be covered in this

session.

CD-ROM

Working withSQL Server

DBO Course

Module 1Module 2

Module 3

Module 4Session-17 SQL – T10


5 and Module 6 of Working with SQL Server DBOCourse should be covered in this session.

Module 5 – Implementing Views

Introduction to Views

CD-ROM


DBO Course

Module 5

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Defining Views

Module 6 – Managing Views

Exploring CREATE VIEW options

Modifying data through Views


The workshop lessons of Module 5 and Module 6 of

Working with SQL Server DBO Course should be


CD-ROM

Working with

SQL ServerDBO Course

Module 5

Module 6



7, Module 8, and Module 9 of Working with SQLServer DBO Course should be covered in this

session.

Module 7 – Introducing Stored Procedures

Stored procedures

Create and execute stored procedures

Module 8 – More about Stored Procedures

Viewing information

Modifying and Dropping Stored Procedures

Working with Stored Procedures

Module 9 – Introduction to Triggers

Introduction to Triggers

Creating DML Triggers

Working with DML Triggers

Working with DDL Triggers

CD-ROM


DBO Course

Module 7Module 8

Module 9


The workshop lessons of Module 7, Module 8, andModule 9 of Working with SQL Server DBO Course

should be covered in this session.

CD-ROMWorking with

SQL Server

DBO Course

Module 7





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Module 8 Module 9





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5. Library References

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 T-SQL Fundamentals (PRO-Developer) (Paperback)

by Itzik Ben-gan

Programming Microsoft SQL Server 2008 (PRO-Developer) (Perfect Paperback)by Leonard Lobel, Andrew J. Brust, Stephen Forte

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