Overview
DataStorage-Part 1
DataStorage-Part 2
In this Microsoft 70-462: Administering SQL Server Databases course you will learn how to perform installation, maintenance, and configuration tasks. This course will also teach you other responsibilities including setting up database systems, making sure those systems operate efficiently, and regularly storing, backing up, and securing data from unauthorized access. This course will provide students with the knowledge and skills to maintain a Microsoft SQL Server 2012 database and focuses on teaching individuals how to use SQL Server 2012 product features and tools related to maintaining a database.
What you’ll
learn
Identifying the SQL Server Platform
Deploying SQL Server
Configuring SQL Server
Managing Databases in SQL Server 2012
Managing SQL Server Security
Implementing Advanced Security Settings
Applying Encryption and Compression
Working with Indexes and Log Files
Working with Backup and Restore
Implementing High Availability
Optimizing Server Performance
Troubleshooting Issues and Recovering Databases
Performing Advanced Database Management Tasks
In this course you will learn how to perform installation, maintenance, and configuration tasks. This course will also teach you other responsibilities including setting up database systems, making sure those systems operate efficiently, and regularly storing, backing up, and securing data from unauthorized access. This course will provide students with the knowledge and skills to maintain a Microsoft SQL Server 2012 database and focuses on teaching individuals how to use SQL Server 2012 product features and tools related to maintaining a database.
Overview
DataStorage-Part 1
DataStorage-Part 2
Install-Part 1
Install-Part 2
Configuring-Part 1
Configuring-Part 2
Changing Memory-Part 1
Changing Memory-Part 2
Email-Part 1
Email-Part 2
User Databases-Part 1
User Databases-Part 2
User Databases-Part 3
User Databases-Part 4
User Databases-Part 5
Setting Security-Part 1
Setting Security-Part 2
Server Roles-Part 1
Server Roles-Part 2
Setting Permissions-Part 1
Setting Permissions-Part 2
Querying Data From Multiple Tables-Part 1
Querying Data From Multiple Tables-Part 2
Querying Data From Multiple Tables-Part 3
Querying Data From Multiple Tables-Part 4
Querying Data From Multiple Tables-Part 5
Encrypting And Compressing-Part 1
Encrypting And Compressing-Part 2
Encrypting And Compressing-Part 3
Functions-Part 1
Functions-Part 2
Functions-Part 3
Functions-Part 4
Functions-Part 5
Functions-Part 6
Managing Backups-Part 1
Managing Backups-Part 2
Managing Backups-Part 3
Managing Backups-Part 4
Managing Backups-Part 5
Managing Backups-Part 6
Managing Backups-Part 7
Stored Procedures-Part 1
Stored Procedures-Part 2
Stored Procedures-Part 3
Stored Procedures-Part 4
Managing SQL Performance-Part 1
Managing SQL Performance-Part 2
Managing SQL Performance-Part 3
Managing SQL Performance-Part 4
Managing SQL Performance-Part 5
Managing SQL Performance-Part 6
Managing SQL Performance-Part 7
Set Operators-Part 1
Set Operators-Part 2
Set Operators-Part 3
Set Operators-Part 4
Set Operators-Part 5
Managing Database Infrastructures-Part 1
Managing Database Infrastructures-Part 2
Managing Database Infrastructures-Part 3
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You’ll learn how to install, maintain, and configure SQL Server databases. The course covers topics like setting up database systems, ensuring they operate efficiently, and regularly storing, backing up, and securing data from unauthorized access. You’ll also learn how to use SQL Server 2012 product features and tools related to maintaining a database.
Yes, absolutely! While the exam itself may have been retired, the course remains a valuable resource for online IT training. It provides fundamental knowledge and skills that are applicable to SQL Server database administration.
The course is delivered through 62 instructional videos that cover 13 topics. There are also 45 practice questions to help reinforce your learning. In total, you’ll receive 8 hours of training.
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Even though the 70-462 Administering SQL Server 2012 exam has been retired, this course was designed with that exam in mind. It’s a comprehensive resource that provides the knowledge and skills you would have needed for the exam, and it focuses on teaching students how to maintain a Microsoft SQL Server 2012 database.
The course is designed for anyone interested in learning about SQL Server database administration. However, it would be helpful to have a basic understanding of databases and SQL beforehand to get the most out of the course. If you’re a beginner, don’t worry – you can still learn a lot from the course, but be prepared for a steep learning curve.
