SQL Server Tutorial For Beginners and Professionals
In this SQL Server Tutorial For Beginners and Professionals series, we covered all the concepts of MS SQL Server with real-time examples. You will learn from the very basic to the advanced level features of SQL Server as you progress in this SQL Server Course.
This Tutorial will start with the basics of the SQL Server database such as how to create database tables, and how to retrieve and manipulate the data. Then we will move to the more advanced concepts of SQL such as how to create a login and back up a database, assign permissions, triggers, functions, stored procedures, etc. Each topic is explained by using real-time examples for easy understanding.
Transact-SQL (T-SQL) is an extension of SQL which is used in SQL Server. The Transact-SQL or T-SQL is closely integrated into the SQL language, it also adds programming constructs that are not native to SQL.
Once you complete this SQL Server Tutorial For Beginners and Professionals tutorial, I am sure you will become an expert in SQL and Transact-SQL.
For whom:
This tutorial is designed for beginners as well as professional developers who want to learn SQL Server step by step from the very basics to the advanced level concepts of SQL Server. This SQL tutorial provides a hands-on approach to the subject with step-by-step program examples that will assist you to learn and put the acquired knowledge into practice.
What is SQL Server
The SQL Server is a relational database management system (RDBMS) which is developed by Microsoft. It is also called MS SQL Server. This product is built on the basic function of storing and retrieving data as required by other applications. It can be run either on the same computer or on another across a network.
What you will learn from this SQL Server Course?
In this SQL Server Course, you will learn from the very basics to the advanced level concepts. Some of the concepts are as follows:
SQL Server Basics
Clauses in SQL Server
SQL Server Operators
Joins in SQL Server
SQL Server Indexes
SQL Server Built-in Functions
SQL Server user-defined Functions
SQL Server Stored Procedure
Exception handling in SQL Server
Transactions Management in SQL Server
SQL Server Views
SQL Server Triggers
Concurrency Transactions in SQL Server
Deadlock in SQL Server
SQL Server Advanced Concepts
Performance Improvements in SQL Server
Prerequisites:
There are no prerequisites required to learn SQL Server as we are going to start from the very basics. It is good to have SQL Server installed on your computer. This is required for you in executing the examples yourself and get to know how it works.
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Fantastic blog.. Much helpful
Thanks for finding our course useful and thanks for your feedback.
can we get power bi information on this site if yes pls reply how to check.
Wonderful series of SQL, Please write about Cursor and CTE in SQL Server
Thanks for your feedback. We are going to add all the missing concepts along with CTE and Cursor
How can I get a pdf file?
PDF File is not available.
Awesome blog.. keep it up . But no updates coming in recent times. Can we expect some updates in near future?
Sure. We are going to give update with many exciting topics along with SQL Server DBA Concepts.
Would love to see some examples of deploying these databases for use on the web
Can you please add subqueries topic
Very soon we are going to update the content as well as going to add all the missing concepts.
So wonderful articles have been written by you on MS SQL Server. Could please write an article on Cursor in MS SQL Server?
Hi, Thanks for your feedback. Very soon we are going to update the content as well as going to add all the missing concepts.
Wonderful Explanation for each and every concept.
It would be great help if you add CTE,Sub-Query and Cursor Concept
this site is great as a reference for teacher questions 🙂
This documentation contains latest version ? i.e ver16 which is released in 2022