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Database Fundamentals

Duration: 3 Days Course Code: M40364 Version: A Delivery Method: Virtual Learning

Overview:

This three-day MTA Training course helps you prepare for Microsoft Technology Associate Exam 98-364, and build an understanding of thesetopics: Core Database Concepts, Creating Database Objects, Manipulating Data, Data Storage, and Administering a Database. This courseleverages the same content as found in the Microsoft Official Academic Course (MOAC) for this exam.

Virtual Learning

This interactive training can be taken from any location, your office or home and is delivered by a trainer. This training does not have anydelegates in the class with the instructor, since all delegates are virtually connected. Virtual delegates do not travel to this course, GlobalKnowledge will send you all the information needed before the start of the course and you can test the logins.

Target Audience:

The Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) is Microsoft’s newest suite of technology certification exams that validate fundamental knowledgeneeded to begin building a career using Microsoft technologies. This program provides an appropriate entry point to a future career intechnology and assumes some hands-on experience or training but does not assume on-the-job experience.

Objectives:

After completing this course, students will be able to: Manipulate Data

Understand Core Database Concepts Understand Data Storage

Create Database Objects Administer a Database


Content:

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Understanding Database Concepts Understanding Flat-Type Databases Understanding Flat-Type DatabasesUnderstanding Hierarchical Databases Understanding Hierarchical DatabasesUnderstanding Relational Databases Understanding Relational Databases

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Granting Access to a Database Managing Roles Managing RolesUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Ownership Chains Understanding Ownership ChainsUnderstanding Object Permissions Reviewing a Sample Security Model Reviewing a Sample Security ModelManaging Roles Backing Up and Restoring Databases Backing Up and Restoring DatabasesUnderstanding Ownership Chains Understanding Recovery Models Understanding Recovery ModelsReviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Database Backups Understanding Database BackupsBacking Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Backup Devices Understanding Backup DevicesUnderstanding Recovery Models Understanding Database Restores Understanding Database Restores Understanding Database BackupsUnderstanding Backup DevicesUnderstanding Database Restores line line

Understanding Flat-Type Databases Understanding Flat-Type DatabasesUnderstanding Hierarchical Databases Understanding Hierarchical Databases

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Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Server-Level Security Understanding Windows Security Understanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding Database-Level Security Understanding SQL Authentication Understanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding Windows Security Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database Server RolesUnderstanding SQL Authentication Granting Access to a Database Granting Access to a DatabaseUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Fixed Database RolesGranting Access to a Database Understanding Object Permissions Understanding Object PermissionsUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Managing Roles Managing RolesUnderstanding Object Permissions Understanding Ownership Chains Understanding Ownership ChainsManaging Roles Reviewing a Sample Security Model Reviewing a Sample Security ModelUnderstanding Ownership Chains Backing Up and Restoring Databases Backing Up and Restoring DatabasesReviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Recovery Models Understanding Recovery ModelsBacking Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Database Backups Understanding Database BackupsUnderstanding Recovery Models Understanding Backup Devices Understanding Backup DevicesUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding Database Restores Understanding Database Restores Understanding Backup DevicesUnderstanding Database Restores

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Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Clustered and Understanding Clustered andUnderstanding Clustered and Non-clustered Non-clustered Indexes Non-clustered IndexesIndexes Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered IndexesUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Creating a Non-clustered Table Creating a Non-clustered Table Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Server-Level Security Understanding Server-Level SecurityUnderstanding Server-Level Security Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Database-Level Security Understanding Windows Security Understanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding Windows Security Understanding SQL Authentication Understanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding SQL Authentication Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database Server RolesUnderstanding Database Server Roles Granting Access to a Database Granting Access to a DatabaseGranting Access to a Database Understanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Fixed Database RolesUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Object Permissions Understanding Object PermissionsUnderstanding Object Permissions Managing Roles Managing RolesManaging Roles Understanding Ownership Chains Understanding Ownership ChainsUnderstanding Ownership Chains Reviewing a Sample Security Model Reviewing a Sample Security ModelReviewing a Sample Security Model Backing Up and Restoring Databases Backing Up and Restoring DatabasesBacking Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Recovery Models Understanding Recovery ModelsUnderstanding Recovery Models Understanding Database Backups Understanding Database BackupsUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding Backup Devices Understanding Backup DevicesUnderstanding Backup Devices Understanding Database Restores Understanding Database Restores Understanding Database Restores

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Understanding Flat-Type Databases Understanding Hierarchical Databases Understanding Hierarchical DatabasesUnderstanding Hierarchical Databases Understanding Relational Databases Understanding Relational DatabasesUnderstanding Relational Databases Understanding Database Fundamentals Understanding Database FundamentalsUnderstanding Database Fundamentals Understanding Relational Database Understanding Relational DatabaseUnderstanding Relational Database Concepts ConceptsConcepts Using the SQL Server Management Using the SQL Server Management StudioUsing the SQL Server Management Studio Studio Interface InterfaceInterface Understanding Data Manipulation Understanding Data ManipulationUnderstanding Data Manipulation Language Language (DML) Language (DML)(DML) Understanding Data Definition Language Understanding Data Definition LanguageUnderstanding Data Definition Language (DDL) (DDL)(DDL) Using DDL Statements Using DDL Statements Using DDL Statements Using Built-in Data Types Using Built-in Data TypesUsing Built-in Data Types Using Exact Numeric Data Types Using Exact Numeric Data TypesUsing Exact Numeric Data Types Using Approximate Numeric Data Types Using Approximate Numeric Data TypesUsing Approximate Numeric Data Types Creating and Using Tables Creating and Using TablesCreating and Using Tables Creating Views Creating ViewsCreating Views Creating Stored Procedures Creating Stored ProceduresCreating Stored Procedures Understanding SQL Injections Understanding SQL Injections Understanding SQL Injections Combining Conditions Combining ConditionsCombining Conditions Using the BETWEEN Clause Using the BETWEEN ClauseUsing the BETWEEN Clause Using the NOT Clause Using the NOT ClauseUsing the NOT Clause Using the UNION Clause Using the UNION ClauseUsing the UNION Clause Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECTUsing the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Clauses ClausesClauses Using the JOIN Clause Using the JOIN ClauseUsing the JOIN Clause Using Queries to Insert Data Using Queries to Insert DataUsing Queries to Insert Data Inserting Data Inserting DataInserting Data Updating Data and Databases Updating Data and DatabasesUpdating Data and Databases Using the UPDATE Statement Using the UPDATE StatementUsing the UPDATE Statement Deleting Data Deleting DataDeleting Data Using the DELETE Statement Using the DELETE StatementUsing the DELETE Statement Truncating a Table with TRUNCATE Truncating a Table with TRUNCATETruncating a Table with TRUNCATE TABLE TABLE TABLEDeleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting a Table with DROP TABLEUsing Referential Integrity Using Referential Integrity Using Referential Integrity Normalizing a Database Normalizing a Database Normalizing a DatabaseUnderstanding Normalization Understanding Normalization Understanding NormalizationUnderstanding the First Normal Form Understanding the First Normal Form Understanding the First Normal FormUnderstanding the Second Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal Form


Understanding the Third Normal Form Understanding the Third Normal Form Understanding the Third Normal FormUnderstanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the Fourth Normal FormUnderstanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Fifth Normal FormUnderstanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding Primary, Foreign, andComposite Keys Composite Keys Composite KeysUnderstanding Primary Keys Understanding Primary Keys Understanding Primary KeysUnderstanding Foreign Keys Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding Foreign KeysUnderstanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Clustered and Non-clustered Understanding Clustered and Understanding Clustered andIndexes Non-clustered Indexes Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered IndexesUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Non-clustered IndexesCreating a Non-clustered Table Creating a Non-clustered Table Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Server-Level Security Understanding Server-Level Security Understanding Server-Level SecurityUnderstanding Database-Level Security Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Windows Security Understanding Windows Security Understanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding SQL Authentication Understanding SQL Authentication Understanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database Server RolesGranting Access to a Database Granting Access to a Database Granting Access to a DatabaseUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Fixed Database RolesUnderstanding Object Permissions Understanding Object Permissions Understanding Object PermissionsManaging Roles Managing Roles Managing RolesUnderstanding Ownership Chains Understanding Ownership Chains Understanding Ownership ChainsReviewing a Sample Security Model Reviewing a Sample Security Model Reviewing a Sample Security ModelBacking Up and Restoring Databases Backing Up and Restoring Databases Backing Up and Restoring DatabasesUnderstanding Recovery Models Understanding Recovery Models Understanding Recovery ModelsUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding Database Backups Understanding Database BackupsUnderstanding Backup Devices Understanding Backup Devices Understanding Backup DevicesUnderstanding Database Restores Understanding Database Restores Understanding Database Restores

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Understanding Flat-Type Databases Understanding Flat-Type Databases Securing DatabasesUnderstanding Hierarchical Databases Understanding Hierarchical DatabasesUnderstanding Relational Databases Understanding Relational DatabasesUnderstanding Database Fundamentals Understanding Database Fundamentals lineUnderstanding Relational Database Understanding Relational Database Understanding Flat-Type DatabasesConcepts Concepts Understanding Hierarchical DatabasesUsing the SQL Server Management Studio Using the SQL Server Management Understanding Relational DatabasesInterface Studio Interface Understanding Database FundamentalsUnderstanding Data Manipulation Language Understanding Data Manipulation Understanding Relational Database(DML) Language (DML) ConceptsUnderstanding Data Definition Language Understanding Data Definition Language Using the SQL Server Management Studio(DDL) (DDL) InterfaceUsing DDL Statements Using DDL Statements Understanding Data ManipulationUsing Built-in Data Types Using Built-in Data Types Language (DML)Using Exact Numeric Data Types Using Exact Numeric Data Types Understanding Data Definition LanguageUsing Approximate Numeric Data Types Using Approximate Numeric Data Types (DDL)Creating and Using Tables Creating and Using Tables Using DDL Statements Creating Views Creating Views Using Built-in Data TypesCreating Stored Procedures Creating Stored Procedures Using Exact Numeric Data TypesUnderstanding SQL Injections Understanding SQL Injections Using Approximate Numeric Data TypesCombining Conditions Combining Conditions Creating and Using TablesUsing the BETWEEN Clause Using the BETWEEN Clause Creating ViewsUsing the NOT Clause Using the NOT Clause Creating Stored ProceduresUsing the UNION Clause Using the UNION Clause Understanding SQL Injections Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Combining ConditionsClauses Clauses Using the BETWEEN ClauseUsing the JOIN Clause Using the JOIN Clause Using the NOT ClauseUsing Queries to Insert Data Using Queries to Insert Data Using the UNION ClauseInserting Data Inserting Data Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECTUpdating Data and Databases Updating Data and Databases ClausesUsing the UPDATE Statement Using the UPDATE Statement Using the JOIN ClauseDeleting Data Deleting Data Using Queries to Insert DataUsing the DELETE Statement Using the DELETE Statement Inserting DataTruncating a Table with TRUNCATE TABLE Truncating a Table with TRUNCATE Updating Data and Databases


Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE TABLE Using the UPDATE StatementUsing Referential Integrity Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting DataNormalizing a Database Using Referential Integrity Using the DELETE StatementUnderstanding Normalization Normalizing a Database Truncating a Table with TRUNCATEUnderstanding the First Normal Form Understanding Normalization TABLEUnderstanding the Second Normal Form Understanding the First Normal Form Deleting a Table with DROP TABLEUnderstanding the Third Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal Form Using Referential Integrity Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the Third Normal Form Normalizing a DatabaseUnderstanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding NormalizationUnderstanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the First Normal FormComposite Keys Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding the Second Normal FormUnderstanding Primary Keys Composite Keys Understanding the Third Normal FormUnderstanding Foreign Keys Understanding Primary Keys Understanding the Fourth Normal FormUnderstanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding the Fifth Normal FormUnderstanding Clustered and Non-clustered Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Primary, Foreign, andIndexes Understanding Clustered and Composite KeysUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Primary KeysUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Foreign KeysCreating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Server-Level Security Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Clustered andUnderstanding Database-Level Security Understanding Server-Level Security Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Windows Security Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Clustered IndexesUnderstanding SQL Authentication Understanding Windows Security Understanding Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding SQL Authentication Creating a Non-clustered Table Granting Access to a Database Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Server-Level SecurityUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Granting Access to a Database Understanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Object Permissions Understanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Windows SecurityManaging Roles Understanding Object Permissions Understanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding Ownership Chains Managing Roles Understanding Database Server RolesReviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Ownership Chains Granting Access to a DatabaseBacking Up and Restoring Databases Reviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Fixed Database RolesUnderstanding Recovery Models Backing Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Object PermissionsUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding Recovery Models Managing RolesUnderstanding Backup Devices Understanding Database Backups Understanding Ownership ChainsUnderstanding Database Restores Understanding Backup Devices Reviewing a Sample Security Model

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Inserting Data Using Queries to Insert Data Using the UNION ClauseUpdating Data and Databases Inserting Data Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECTUsing the UPDATE Statement Updating Data and Databases ClausesDeleting Data Using the UPDATE Statement Using the JOIN ClauseUsing the DELETE Statement Deleting Data Using Queries to Insert DataTruncating a Table with TRUNCATE TABLE Using the DELETE Statement Inserting DataDeleting a Table with DROP TABLE Truncating a Table with TRUNCATE Updating Data and DatabasesUsing Referential Integrity TABLE Using the UPDATE StatementNormalizing a Database Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting DataUnderstanding Normalization Using Referential Integrity Using the DELETE StatementUnderstanding the First Normal Form Normalizing a Database Truncating a Table with TRUNCATEUnderstanding the Second Normal Form Understanding Normalization TABLEUnderstanding the Third Normal Form Understanding the First Normal Form Deleting a Table with DROP TABLEUnderstanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal Form Using Referential Integrity Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Third Normal Form Normalizing a DatabaseUnderstanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding NormalizationComposite Keys Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the First Normal FormUnderstanding Primary Keys Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding the Second Normal FormUnderstanding Foreign Keys Composite Keys Understanding the Third Normal FormUnderstanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Primary Keys Understanding the Fourth Normal FormUnderstanding Clustered and Non-clustered Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding the Fifth Normal FormIndexes Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Primary, Foreign, andUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered and Composite KeysUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Primary KeysCreating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Foreign KeysUnderstanding Server-Level Security Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Database-Level Security Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Clustered andUnderstanding Windows Security Understanding Server-Level Security Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding SQL Authentication Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Clustered IndexesUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Windows Security Understanding Non-clustered IndexesGranting Access to a Database Understanding SQL Authentication Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Server-Level SecurityUnderstanding Object Permissions Granting Access to a Database Understanding Database-Level SecurityManaging Roles Understanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding Ownership Chains Understanding Object Permissions Understanding SQL AuthenticationReviewing a Sample Security Model Managing Roles Understanding Database Server RolesBacking Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Ownership Chains Granting Access to a DatabaseUnderstanding Recovery Models Reviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Fixed Database RolesUnderstanding Database Backups Backing Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Object PermissionsUnderstanding Backup Devices Understanding Recovery Models Managing RolesUnderstanding Database Restores Understanding Database Backups Understanding Ownership Chains

Understanding Backup Devices Reviewing a Sample Security ModelUnderstanding Database Restores Backing Up and Restoring Databases

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Using the NOT Clause Combining Conditions Creating and Using TablesUsing the UNION Clause Using the BETWEEN Clause Creating ViewsUsing the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using the NOT Clause Creating Stored ProceduresClauses Using the UNION Clause Understanding SQL Injections Using the JOIN Clause Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Combining ConditionsUsing Queries to Insert Data Clauses Using the BETWEEN ClauseInserting Data Using the JOIN Clause Using the NOT ClauseUpdating Data and Databases Using Queries to Insert Data Using the UNION ClauseUsing the UPDATE Statement Inserting Data Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECTDeleting Data Updating Data and Databases ClausesUsing the DELETE Statement Using the UPDATE Statement Using the JOIN ClauseTruncating a Table with TRUNCATE TABLE Deleting Data Using Queries to Insert DataDeleting a Table with DROP TABLE Using the DELETE Statement Inserting DataUsing Referential Integrity Truncating a Table with TRUNCATE Updating Data and DatabasesNormalizing a Database TABLE Using the UPDATE StatementUnderstanding Normalization Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting DataUnderstanding the First Normal Form Using Referential Integrity Using the DELETE StatementUnderstanding the Second Normal Form Normalizing a Database Truncating a Table with TRUNCATEUnderstanding the Third Normal Form Understanding Normalization TABLEUnderstanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the First Normal Form Deleting a Table with DROP TABLEUnderstanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal Form Using Referential Integrity Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding the Third Normal Form Normalizing a DatabaseComposite Keys Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding NormalizationUnderstanding Primary Keys Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the First Normal FormUnderstanding Foreign Keys Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding the Second Normal FormUnderstanding Composite Primary Keys Composite Keys Understanding the Third Normal FormUnderstanding Clustered and Non-clustered Understanding Primary Keys Understanding the Fourth Normal FormIndexes Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding the Fifth Normal FormUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Primary, Foreign, andUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered and Composite KeysCreating a Non-clustered Table Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Primary KeysUnderstanding Server-Level Security Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Foreign KeysUnderstanding Database-Level Security Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Windows Security Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Clustered andUnderstanding SQL Authentication Understanding Server-Level Security Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Clustered IndexesGranting Access to a Database Understanding Windows Security Understanding Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding SQL Authentication Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Object Permissions Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Server-Level SecurityManaging Roles Granting Access to a Database Understanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Ownership Chains Understanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Windows SecurityReviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Object Permissions Understanding SQL AuthenticationBacking Up and Restoring Databases Managing Roles Understanding Database Server RolesUnderstanding Recovery Models Understanding Ownership Chains Granting Access to a DatabaseUnderstanding Database Backups Reviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Fixed Database RolesUnderstanding Backup Devices Backing Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Object PermissionsUnderstanding Database Restores Understanding Recovery Models Managing Roles

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Normalizing a Database Using the JOIN Clause Using the JOIN ClauseUnderstanding Normalization Using Queries to Insert Data Using Queries to Insert DataUnderstanding the First Normal Form Inserting Data Inserting DataUnderstanding the Second Normal Form Updating Data and Databases Updating Data and DatabasesUnderstanding the Third Normal Form Using the UPDATE Statement Using the UPDATE StatementUnderstanding the Fourth Normal Form Deleting Data Deleting DataUnderstanding the Fifth Normal Form Using the DELETE Statement Using the DELETE StatementUnderstanding Primary, Foreign, and Truncating a Table with TRUNCATE Truncating a Table with TRUNCATEComposite Keys TABLE TABLEUnderstanding Primary Keys Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting a Table with DROP TABLEUnderstanding Foreign Keys Using Referential Integrity Using Referential Integrity Understanding Composite Primary Keys Normalizing a Database Normalizing a DatabaseUnderstanding Clustered and Non-clustered Understanding Normalization Understanding NormalizationIndexes Understanding the First Normal Form Understanding the First Normal FormUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Understanding the Second Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal FormUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding the Third Normal Form Understanding the Third Normal FormCreating a Non-clustered Table Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the Fourth Normal FormUnderstanding Server-Level Security Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Fifth Normal FormUnderstanding Database-Level Security Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding Primary, Foreign, andUnderstanding Windows Security Composite Keys Composite KeysUnderstanding SQL Authentication Understanding Primary Keys Understanding Primary KeysUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding Foreign KeysGranting Access to a Database Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Clustered and Understanding Clustered andUnderstanding Object Permissions Non-clustered Indexes Non-clustered IndexesManaging Roles Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered IndexesUnderstanding Ownership Chains Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Non-clustered IndexesReviewing a Sample Security Model Creating a Non-clustered Table Creating a Non-clustered Table Backing Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Server-Level Security Understanding Server-Level SecurityUnderstanding Recovery Models Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding Windows Security Understanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding Backup Devices Understanding SQL Authentication Understanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding Database Restores Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database Server Roles

Granting Access to a Database Granting Access to a DatabaseUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Fixed Database Roles

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Using the UPDATE Statement Understanding SQL Injections Understanding SQL Injections Deleting Data Combining Conditions Combining ConditionsUsing the DELETE Statement Using the BETWEEN Clause Using the BETWEEN ClauseTruncating a Table with TRUNCATE TABLE Using the NOT Clause Using the NOT ClauseDeleting a Table with DROP TABLE Using the UNION Clause Using the UNION ClauseUsing Referential Integrity Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECTNormalizing a Database Clauses ClausesUnderstanding Normalization Using the JOIN Clause Using the JOIN ClauseUnderstanding the First Normal Form Using Queries to Insert Data Using Queries to Insert DataUnderstanding the Second Normal Form Inserting Data Inserting DataUnderstanding the Third Normal Form Updating Data and Databases Updating Data and DatabasesUnderstanding the Fourth Normal Form Using the UPDATE Statement Using the UPDATE StatementUnderstanding the Fifth Normal Form Deleting Data Deleting DataUnderstanding Primary, Foreign, and Using the DELETE Statement Using the DELETE StatementComposite Keys Truncating a Table with TRUNCATE Truncating a Table with TRUNCATEUnderstanding Primary Keys TABLE TABLEUnderstanding Foreign Keys Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting a Table with DROP TABLEUnderstanding Composite Primary Keys Using Referential Integrity Using Referential Integrity Understanding Clustered and Non-clustered Normalizing a Database Normalizing a DatabaseIndexes Understanding Normalization Understanding NormalizationUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Understanding the First Normal Form Understanding the First Normal FormUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding the Second Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal FormCreating a Non-clustered Table Understanding the Third Normal Form Understanding the Third Normal FormUnderstanding Server-Level Security Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the Fourth Normal FormUnderstanding Database-Level Security Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Fifth Normal FormUnderstanding Windows Security Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding Primary, Foreign, andUnderstanding SQL Authentication Composite Keys Composite KeysUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Primary Keys Understanding Primary KeysGranting Access to a Database Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding Foreign KeysUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Object Permissions Understanding Clustered and Understanding Clustered andManaging Roles Non-clustered Indexes Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Ownership Chains Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered IndexesReviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Non-clustered IndexesBacking Up and Restoring Databases Creating a Non-clustered Table Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Recovery Models Understanding Server-Level Security Understanding Server-Level SecurityUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Backup Devices Understanding Windows Security Understanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding Database Restores Understanding SQL Authentication Understanding SQL Authentication

Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database Server RolesManipulating Data Granting Access to a Database Granting Access to a Databaseline Understanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Fixed Database Roles

Using Queries to Select Data Understanding Object Permissions Understanding Object PermissionsManaging Roles Managing RolesUnderstanding Ownership Chains Understanding Ownership Chains

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Combining Conditions Using DDL Statements Using DDL Statements Using the BETWEEN Clause Using Built-in Data Types Using Built-in Data TypesUsing the NOT Clause Using Exact Numeric Data Types Using Exact Numeric Data TypesUsing the UNION Clause Using Approximate Numeric Data Types Using Approximate Numeric Data TypesUsing the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Creating and Using Tables Creating and Using TablesClauses Creating Views Creating ViewsUsing the JOIN Clause Creating Stored Procedures Creating Stored ProceduresUsing Queries to Insert Data Understanding SQL Injections Understanding SQL Injections Inserting Data Combining Conditions Combining ConditionsUpdating Data and Databases Using the BETWEEN Clause Using the BETWEEN ClauseUsing the UPDATE Statement Using the NOT Clause Using the NOT ClauseDeleting Data Using the UNION Clause Using the UNION ClauseUsing the DELETE Statement Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECTTruncating a Table with TRUNCATE TABLE Clauses ClausesDeleting a Table with DROP TABLE Using the JOIN Clause Using the JOIN ClauseUsing Referential Integrity Using Queries to Insert Data Using Queries to Insert DataNormalizing a Database Inserting Data Inserting DataUnderstanding Normalization Updating Data and Databases Updating Data and DatabasesUnderstanding the First Normal Form Using the UPDATE Statement Using the UPDATE StatementUnderstanding the Second Normal Form Deleting Data Deleting DataUnderstanding the Third Normal Form Using the DELETE Statement Using the DELETE StatementUnderstanding the Fourth Normal Form Truncating a Table with TRUNCATE Truncating a Table with TRUNCATEUnderstanding the Fifth Normal Form TABLE TABLEUnderstanding Primary, Foreign, and Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting a Table with DROP TABLEComposite Keys Using Referential Integrity Using Referential Integrity Understanding Primary Keys Normalizing a Database Normalizing a DatabaseUnderstanding Foreign Keys Understanding Normalization Understanding NormalizationUnderstanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding the First Normal Form Understanding the First Normal FormUnderstanding Clustered and Non-clustered Understanding the Second Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal FormIndexes Understanding the Third Normal Form Understanding the Third Normal FormUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the Fourth Normal FormUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Fifth Normal FormCreating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding Primary, Foreign, andUnderstanding Server-Level Security Composite Keys Composite KeysUnderstanding Database-Level Security Understanding Primary Keys Understanding Primary KeysUnderstanding Windows Security Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding Foreign KeysUnderstanding SQL Authentication Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Clustered and Understanding Clustered andGranting Access to a Database Non-clustered Indexes Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered IndexesUnderstanding Object Permissions Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Non-clustered IndexesManaging Roles Creating a Non-clustered Table Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Ownership Chains Understanding Server-Level Security Understanding Server-Level SecurityReviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Database-Level SecurityBacking Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Windows Security Understanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding Recovery Models Understanding SQL Authentication Understanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database Server RolesUnderstanding Backup Devices Granting Access to a Database Granting Access to a DatabaseUnderstanding Database Restores Understanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Fixed Database Roles

Understanding Object Permissions Understanding Object PermissionsManaging Roles Managing Roles

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Using Exact Numeric Data Types Concepts ConceptsUsing Approximate Numeric Data Types Using the SQL Server Management Using the SQL Server Management StudioCreating and Using Tables Studio Interface InterfaceCreating Views Understanding Data Manipulation Understanding Data ManipulationCreating Stored Procedures Language (DML) Language (DML)Understanding SQL Injections Understanding Data Definition Language Understanding Data Definition LanguageCombining Conditions (DDL) (DDL)Using the BETWEEN Clause Using DDL Statements Using DDL Statements Using the NOT Clause Using Built-in Data Types Using Built-in Data TypesUsing the UNION Clause Using Exact Numeric Data Types Using Exact Numeric Data TypesUsing the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using Approximate Numeric Data Types Using Approximate Numeric Data TypesClauses Creating and Using Tables Creating and Using TablesUsing the JOIN Clause Creating Views Creating ViewsUsing Queries to Insert Data Creating Stored Procedures Creating Stored ProceduresInserting Data Understanding SQL Injections Understanding SQL Injections Updating Data and Databases Combining Conditions Combining ConditionsUsing the UPDATE Statement Using the BETWEEN Clause Using the BETWEEN ClauseDeleting Data Using the NOT Clause Using the NOT ClauseUsing the DELETE Statement Using the UNION Clause Using the UNION ClauseTruncating a Table with TRUNCATE TABLE Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECTDeleting a Table with DROP TABLE Clauses ClausesUsing Referential Integrity Using the JOIN Clause Using the JOIN ClauseNormalizing a Database Using Queries to Insert Data Using Queries to Insert DataUnderstanding Normalization Inserting Data Inserting DataUnderstanding the First Normal Form Updating Data and Databases Updating Data and DatabasesUnderstanding the Second Normal Form Using the UPDATE Statement Using the UPDATE StatementUnderstanding the Third Normal Form Deleting Data Deleting DataUnderstanding the Fourth Normal Form Using the DELETE Statement Using the DELETE StatementUnderstanding the Fifth Normal Form Truncating a Table with TRUNCATE Truncating a Table with TRUNCATEUnderstanding Primary, Foreign, and TABLE TABLEComposite Keys Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting a Table with DROP TABLEUnderstanding Primary Keys Using Referential Integrity Using Referential Integrity Understanding Foreign Keys Normalizing a Database Normalizing a DatabaseUnderstanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Normalization Understanding NormalizationUnderstanding Clustered and Non-clustered Understanding the First Normal Form Understanding the First Normal FormIndexes Understanding the Second Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal FormUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Understanding the Third Normal Form Understanding the Third Normal FormUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the Fourth Normal FormCreating a Non-clustered Table Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Fifth Normal FormUnderstanding Server-Level Security Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding Primary, Foreign, andUnderstanding Database-Level Security Composite Keys Composite KeysUnderstanding Windows Security Understanding Primary Keys Understanding Primary KeysUnderstanding SQL Authentication Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding Foreign KeysUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Composite Primary KeysGranting Access to a Database Understanding Clustered and Understanding Clustered andUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Non-clustered Indexes Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Object Permissions Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered IndexesManaging Roles Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Ownership Chains Creating a Non-clustered Table Creating a Non-clustered Table Reviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Server-Level Security Understanding Server-Level SecurityBacking Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Recovery Models Understanding Windows Security Understanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding SQL Authentication Understanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding Backup Devices Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database Server RolesUnderstanding Database Restores Granting Access to a Database Granting Access to a Database

Understanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Fixed Database RolesUnderstanding Object Permissions Understanding Object Permissions

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Understanding Data Manipulation Language(DML) line lineUnderstanding Data Definition Language Understanding Flat-Type Databases Understanding Flat-Type Databases(DDL) Understanding Hierarchical Databases Understanding Hierarchical DatabasesUsing DDL Statements Understanding Relational Databases Understanding Relational DatabasesUsing Built-in Data Types Understanding Database Fundamentals Understanding Database FundamentalsUsing Exact Numeric Data Types Understanding Relational Database Understanding Relational DatabaseUsing Approximate Numeric Data Types Concepts ConceptsCreating and Using Tables Using the SQL Server Management Using the SQL Server Management StudioCreating Views Studio Interface InterfaceCreating Stored Procedures Understanding Data Manipulation Understanding Data ManipulationUnderstanding SQL Injections Language (DML) Language (DML)Combining Conditions Understanding Data Definition Language Understanding Data Definition LanguageUsing the BETWEEN Clause (DDL) (DDL)Using the NOT Clause Using DDL Statements Using DDL Statements Using the UNION Clause Using Built-in Data Types Using Built-in Data TypesUsing the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using Exact Numeric Data Types Using Exact Numeric Data TypesClauses Using Approximate Numeric Data Types Using Approximate Numeric Data TypesUsing the JOIN Clause Creating and Using Tables Creating and Using TablesUsing Queries to Insert Data Creating Views Creating ViewsInserting Data Creating Stored Procedures Creating Stored ProceduresUpdating Data and Databases Understanding SQL Injections Understanding SQL Injections Using the UPDATE Statement Combining Conditions Combining ConditionsDeleting Data Using the BETWEEN Clause Using the BETWEEN ClauseUsing the DELETE Statement Using the NOT Clause Using the NOT ClauseTruncating a Table with TRUNCATE TABLE Using the UNION Clause Using the UNION ClauseDeleting a Table with DROP TABLE Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECTUsing Referential Integrity Clauses ClausesNormalizing a Database Using the JOIN Clause Using the JOIN ClauseUnderstanding Normalization Using Queries to Insert Data Using Queries to Insert DataUnderstanding the First Normal Form Inserting Data Inserting DataUnderstanding the Second Normal Form Updating Data and Databases Updating Data and DatabasesUnderstanding the Third Normal Form Using the UPDATE Statement Using the UPDATE StatementUnderstanding the Fourth Normal Form Deleting Data Deleting DataUnderstanding the Fifth Normal Form Using the DELETE Statement Using the DELETE StatementUnderstanding Primary, Foreign, and Truncating a Table with TRUNCATE Truncating a Table with TRUNCATEComposite Keys TABLE TABLEUnderstanding Primary Keys Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting a Table with DROP TABLEUnderstanding Foreign Keys Using Referential Integrity Using Referential Integrity Understanding Composite Primary Keys Normalizing a Database Normalizing a DatabaseUnderstanding Clustered and Non-clustered Understanding Normalization Understanding NormalizationIndexes Understanding the First Normal Form Understanding the First Normal FormUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Understanding the Second Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal FormUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding the Third Normal Form Understanding the Third Normal FormCreating a Non-clustered Table Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the Fourth Normal FormUnderstanding Server-Level Security Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Fifth Normal FormUnderstanding Database-Level Security Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding Primary, Foreign, andUnderstanding Windows Security Composite Keys Composite KeysUnderstanding SQL Authentication Understanding Primary Keys Understanding Primary KeysUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding Foreign KeysGranting Access to a Database Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Clustered and Understanding Clustered andUnderstanding Object Permissions Non-clustered Indexes Non-clustered IndexesManaging Roles Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered IndexesUnderstanding Ownership Chains Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Non-clustered IndexesReviewing a Sample Security Model Creating a Non-clustered Table Creating a Non-clustered Table Backing Up and Restoring Databases Understanding Server-Level Security Understanding Server-Level SecurityUnderstanding Recovery Models Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding Windows Security Understanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding Backup Devices Understanding SQL Authentication Understanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding Database Restores Understanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database Server Roles

Granting Access to a Database Granting Access to a DatabaseUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Fixed Database Roles

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Understanding Relational Databases Reviewing a Sample Security Model Reviewing a Sample Security ModelUnderstanding Database Fundamentals Backing Up and Restoring Databases Backing Up and Restoring DatabasesUnderstanding Relational Database Understanding Recovery Models Understanding Recovery ModelsConcepts Understanding Database Backups Understanding Database BackupsUsing the SQL Server Management Studio Understanding Backup Devices Understanding Backup DevicesInterface Understanding Database Restores Understanding Database Restores Understanding Data Manipulation Language(DML)Understanding Data Definition Language line line(DDL) Understanding Flat-Type Databases Understanding Flat-Type DatabasesUsing DDL Statements Understanding Hierarchical Databases Understanding Hierarchical DatabasesUsing Built-in Data Types Understanding Relational Databases Understanding Relational DatabasesUsing Exact Numeric Data Types Understanding Database Fundamentals Understanding Database FundamentalsUsing Approximate Numeric Data Types Understanding Relational Database Understanding Relational DatabaseCreating and Using Tables Concepts ConceptsCreating Views Using the SQL Server Management Using the SQL Server Management StudioCreating Stored Procedures Studio Interface InterfaceUnderstanding SQL Injections Understanding Data Manipulation Understanding Data ManipulationCombining Conditions Language (DML) Language (DML)Using the BETWEEN Clause Understanding Data Definition Language Understanding Data Definition LanguageUsing the NOT Clause (DDL) (DDL)Using the UNION Clause Using DDL Statements Using DDL Statements Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using Built-in Data Types Using Built-in Data TypesClauses Using Exact Numeric Data Types Using Exact Numeric Data TypesUsing the JOIN Clause Using Approximate Numeric Data Types Using Approximate Numeric Data TypesUsing Queries to Insert Data Creating and Using Tables Creating and Using TablesInserting Data Creating Views Creating ViewsUpdating Data and Databases Creating Stored Procedures Creating Stored ProceduresUsing the UPDATE Statement Understanding SQL Injections Understanding SQL Injections Deleting Data Combining Conditions Combining ConditionsUsing the DELETE Statement Using the BETWEEN Clause Using the BETWEEN ClauseTruncating a Table with TRUNCATE TABLE Using the NOT Clause Using the NOT ClauseDeleting a Table with DROP TABLE Using the UNION Clause Using the UNION ClauseUsing Referential Integrity Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECT Using the EXCEPT and INTERSECTNormalizing a Database Clauses ClausesUnderstanding Normalization Using the JOIN Clause Using the JOIN ClauseUnderstanding the First Normal Form Using Queries to Insert Data Using Queries to Insert DataUnderstanding the Second Normal Form Inserting Data Inserting DataUnderstanding the Third Normal Form Updating Data and Databases Updating Data and DatabasesUnderstanding the Fourth Normal Form Using the UPDATE Statement Using the UPDATE StatementUnderstanding the Fifth Normal Form Deleting Data Deleting DataUnderstanding Primary, Foreign, and Using the DELETE Statement Using the DELETE StatementComposite Keys Truncating a Table with TRUNCATE Truncating a Table with TRUNCATEUnderstanding Primary Keys TABLE TABLEUnderstanding Foreign Keys Deleting a Table with DROP TABLE Deleting a Table with DROP TABLEUnderstanding Composite Primary Keys Using Referential Integrity Using Referential Integrity Understanding Clustered and Non-clustered Normalizing a Database Normalizing a DatabaseIndexes Understanding Normalization Understanding NormalizationUnderstanding Clustered Indexes Understanding the First Normal Form Understanding the First Normal FormUnderstanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding the Second Normal Form Understanding the Second Normal FormCreating a Non-clustered Table Understanding the Third Normal Form Understanding the Third Normal FormUnderstanding Server-Level Security Understanding the Fourth Normal Form Understanding the Fourth Normal FormUnderstanding Database-Level Security Understanding the Fifth Normal Form Understanding the Fifth Normal FormUnderstanding Windows Security Understanding Primary, Foreign, and Understanding Primary, Foreign, andUnderstanding SQL Authentication Composite Keys Composite KeysUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Primary Keys Understanding Primary KeysGranting Access to a Database Understanding Foreign Keys Understanding Foreign KeysUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Composite Primary Keys Understanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Object Permissions Understanding Clustered and Understanding Clustered andManaging Roles Non-clustered Indexes Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Ownership Chains Understanding Clustered Indexes Understanding Clustered IndexesReviewing a Sample Security Model Understanding Non-clustered Indexes Understanding Non-clustered IndexesBacking Up and Restoring Databases Creating a Non-clustered Table Creating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Recovery Models Understanding Server-Level Security Understanding Server-Level SecurityUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding Database-Level Security Understanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Backup Devices Understanding Windows Security Understanding Windows Security


Understanding Database Restores Understanding SQL Authentication Understanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding Database Server Roles Understanding Database Server RolesGranting Access to a Database Granting Access to a DatabaseUnderstanding Fixed Database Roles Understanding Fixed Database RolesUnderstanding Object Permissions Understanding Object PermissionsManaging Roles Managing RolesUnderstanding Ownership Chains Understanding Ownership ChainsReviewing a Sample Security Model Reviewing a Sample Security ModelBacking Up and Restoring Databases Backing Up and Restoring DatabasesUnderstanding Recovery Models Understanding Recovery ModelsUnderstanding Database Backups Understanding Database BackupsUnderstanding Backup Devices Understanding Backup DevicesUnderstanding Database Restores Understanding Database Restores

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Non-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Clustered IndexesUnderstanding Non-clustered IndexesCreating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Server-Level SecurityUnderstanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding Database Server RolesGranting Access to a DatabaseUnderstanding Fixed Database RolesUnderstanding Object PermissionsManaging RolesUnderstanding Ownership ChainsReviewing a Sample Security ModelBacking Up and Restoring DatabasesUnderstanding Recovery ModelsUnderstanding Database BackupsUnderstanding Backup DevicesUnderstanding Database Restores

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Understanding the Fifth Normal FormUnderstanding Primary, Foreign, andComposite KeysUnderstanding Primary KeysUnderstanding Foreign KeysUnderstanding Composite Primary KeysUnderstanding Clustered andNon-clustered IndexesUnderstanding Clustered IndexesUnderstanding Non-clustered IndexesCreating a Non-clustered Table Understanding Server-Level SecurityUnderstanding Database-Level SecurityUnderstanding Windows SecurityUnderstanding SQL AuthenticationUnderstanding Database Server RolesGranting Access to a DatabaseUnderstanding Fixed Database RolesUnderstanding Object PermissionsManaging RolesUnderstanding Ownership ChainsReviewing a Sample Security ModelBacking Up and Restoring DatabasesUnderstanding Recovery ModelsUnderstanding Database BackupsUnderstanding Backup DevicesUnderstanding Database Restores

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