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Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Database Developer (MCITP: Database Developer) is the premier certification for database designers and developers. This credential demonstrates that you can design a secure, stable, enterprise database solution by using Microsoft SQL Server 2005. The 70-442 course teaches database developers working in enterprise environments to design server-side database solutions that utilize SQL Server 2005 services, how to design databases solutions that meet organizational data access needs and how to analyze and address performance bottlenecks that occur within their Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2005 database solutions.
As a Microsoft Certified Partner, our course follows the approved Microsoft course curriculum, ensuring you receive the training and knowledge needed to succeed.
Designing Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Server-Side Solutions (Course 2781)
Module 1: Selecting SQL Server Services to Support Business Needs
Overview of the Built-in SQL Server Services
Evaluating When to Use the New SQL Server Services
Evaluating the Use of Database Engine Enhancements
Module 2: Designing a Security Strategy
Overview of Authentication Modes and Authorization Strategies
Designing a Security Strategy for Components of a SQL Server 2005 Solution
Designing Objects to Manage Application Access
Creating an Auditing Strategy
Managing Multiple Development Teams Using the SQL Server 2005 Security Features
Module 3: Designing a Data Modeling Strategy
Defining Standards for Storing XML Data in a Solution
Designing a Database Solution Schema
Designing a Scale-Out Strategy
Module 4: Designing a Transaction Strategy for a SQL Server 2005 Solution
Defining Data Behavior Requirements
Defining Isolation Levels
Designing a Resilient Transaction Strategy
Module 5: Designing a Notification Services Solution
Defining Event Data
Designing a Subscription Strategy
Designing a Notification Strategy
Designing a Notification Delivery Strategy
Module 6: Designing a Service Broker Solution
Designing a Service Broker Solution Architecture
Designing Service Broker Data Flow
Designing Service Broker Solution Availability
Module 7: Planning for Source Control, Unit Testing, and Deployment
Designing a Source Control Strategy
Designing a Unit Test Plan
Creating a Performance Baseline and Benchmarking Strategy
Designing a Deployment Strategy
Module 8: Evaluating Advanced Query and XML Techniques
Evaluating Common Table Expressions
Evaluating Pivot Queries
Evaluating Ranking Queries
Overview of XQuery
Overview of Strategies for Converting Data Between XML and Relational Formats
Designing the Data Tier for a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (Course 2783)
Module-1 Choosing Data Access Technologies and an Object Model
Introduction to Data Access Technologies
Choosing Technologies for Accessing Data
Building a Data Access Layer
Designing Data Access from SQL Common Language Runtime (CLR) Objects
Available Data Object Models for Administering SQL Server
Module-2 Designing an Exception Handling Strategy
Exception Types and Their Purposes
Detecting Exceptions
Managing Exceptions
Module 3: Choosing a Cursor Strategy
Common Scenarios for Row-Based vs. Set-Based Operations
Selecting Appropriate Server-Side Cursors
Selecting Appropriate Client-Side Cursors
Module 4: Designing Query Strategies Using Multiple Active Result Sets
Introduction to MARS
Designing Query Strategies for Multiple Reads
Designing Query Strategies for Mixing Reads and Writes in the Same Connection
Concurrency Considerations When Using MARS
Module 5: Designing Caching Strategies for Database Applications
Why Caching Is Important
Data and Query Caching in SQL Server 2005
Using Caching Technologies Outside of SQL Server
Custom Caching Techniques
Module 6: Designing a Scalable Data Tier for Database Applications
Identifying the Need to Scale
Scaling Database Applications to Avoid Concurrency Contention
Scaling SQL Server Database Systems
Scaling Database Applications Using a Service-Oriented Architecture
Improving Availability and Scalability by Scaling Out Front-End Systems
Tuning and Optimizing Queries using Microsoft
SQL Server 2005 (Course 2784)
Module 1: Measuring Database Performance
Importance of Benchmarking
Key Measures for Query Performance: Sysmon
Key Measures for Query Performance: Profiler
Guidelines for Identifying Locking and Blocking
Module 2: Optimizing Physical Database Design
Performance Optimization Model
Schema Optimization Strategy: Keys
Schema Optimization Strategy: Responsible Denormalization
Schema Optimization Strategy: Generalization
Module 3: Optimizing Queries for Performance
Performance Optimization Model: Queries
What Is Query Logical Flow?
Considerations for Using Subqueries
Module 4: Refactoring Cursors into Queries
Performance Optimization Model: Query-Set-based solutions
Five Steps to Building a Cursor
Strategies for Refactoring Cursors
Module 5: Optimizing an Indexing Strategy
Performance Optimization Model: Indexes
Considerations for Using Indexes
Best Uses of the Clustered Index
Best Practices for Non-Clustered Index Design
How to Document an Indexing Strategy
Module 6: Managing Concurrency
Performance Optimization Model: Locking and Blocking
Multimedia - "How to Use Efficient Queries to Reduce Locking and Blocking"
Strategies to Reduce Locking and Blocking
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