Developing Databases in SQL Server 2016 Online Training

Note: Some of the labs in this course have been retired.

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UPDATED: March 3, 2021

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This intermediate Developing Databases in SQL Server 2016 training prepares learners to implement databases in SQL Server 2016 across organizations, ensuring high levels of data availability. This training helps you ensure that the data in your database is accessible at all times without sacrificing its timeliness or relevance if changes get made in short order.

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What you'll learn

Accessing, changing and reporting on the data stored in your databases
Applying the programming concepts of SQL and T-SQL
Enhancing database performance with stored procedures
Easing administrative workload with programmable functions
Understanding the balance that lies between transaction isolation and reduced concurrency
Recognizing how to increase or decrease transaction isolation
Creating and modifying object statistics

FAQs

What will you learn in this database development in SQL Server 2016 training?

This training teaches database administrators and developers how to implement SQL Server 2016 databases so that every user in an entire organization has constant, high availability access to them. You'll learn how to make sure everyone in your organization who needs data always has it.

Who should take this database development in SQL Server 2016 course?

This course in developing and implementing SQL Server 2016 course is great for database administrators and developers because SQL Server 2016 is now the outdated version. SQL Server 2019 is a bit more common than 2016, but knowing how to develop in SQL Server 2016 means you can't be surprised.

Is this training in developing SQL Server 2016 databases associated with any certifications?

No, this course in developing databases in SQL Server 2016 isn't associated with any current certifications because Microsoft retired basically all their certifications that related to older versions of their products. But that makes mastering older (but still common) versions more valuable – especially if that's what your company uses.

What certification should you consider after taking this course in developing SQL Server 2016 databases?

The Microsoft Certified: Azure Database Administrator Associate is the only current and actively supported database administration certification you might want to consider after taking this course in developing databases in SQL Server 2016. Microsoft retired their MCSAs, and now the ADAA is the best certification for administrators to earn.

Why should you take this database development in SQL Server 2016 course?

You should take this course in developing databases in SQL Server 2016 because there are subtle but important differences between deploying databases between the 2016 and 2019 versions. With this course under your belt, you can confidently work in either environment – making you a more attractive and reliable employee.

Who is this for?

This Developing Databases in SQL Server 2016 training is considered associate-level Microsoft training, which means it was designed for database administrators and database developers. This SQL Server 2016 skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with database implementation best practices and experienced database administrators looking to validate their Microsoft skills.

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Download the free Databases in SQL Server 2016 study plan to complete this course in about 7 hours.

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