The Oracle and Microsoft Database Administration bundle combines the Oracle Database 21c Administration Certified Associate courses with the Microsoft® SQL Server 2022 courses.
Database administration is a key role in any company as it involves the installation, configuration, upgrading, administration, monitoring, maintenance and security of an organisation’s databases.
The role also includes the developing and designing of database strategies, monitoring of systems, implementing database performance and capacity improvements, as well as ensuring that future expansion requirements are planned for.
You may also be expected to plan, co-ordinate and implement security measures to ensure the safety of your organisation’s databases.
Adding these qualifications to your CV will see you become an in-demand professional with certifications from leading IT organisations behind your name.
Audience:
Database Developers
Database Designers
Data Warehouse Administrator
Database Administrators
Technical Administrator
prerequisites:
Suggested Prerequisites:
Knowledge of relational server technology
Course Objectives:
Describe Oracle and Microsoft Database Architecture
Manage the Oracle and Microsoft Database Instance
Manage Oracle and Microsoft Database Storage structures
Create and Administer User Accounts
Monitor the Database
Manage Database Performance
Implement Database Auditing
Configure Oracle and Microsoft Database Instance
Configure Oracle Net Services
Configure Database For Backup and Recovery Operations
Schedule Jobs to Run Inside or Outside of the Database
Prerequisites:
Familiarity with SQL or Database Management Systems
Course Outline
Oracle Database 19c Certified Associate course:
Based on the latest Oracle database, the internationally recognised Oracle Database 19c Certified Associate qualification will instill in the student the essential skills and knowledge needed to develop and maintain Oracle Database 19c environments.
Upon achieving this certification you will have gained the ability to work in numerous database environments.
Oracle Database 19c Certified Associate :
Part I – Oracle® Database 19c: SQL Fundamentals - Exam - 1Z0-071
Part II – Oracle® Database 19c: Administration - Exam - 1Z0-082
The Microsoft SQL 2022 course:
The Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate SQL Server 2022 courses will provide you with the most recent skills and knowledge that is required to develop and maintain SQL Server 2022 environments. The SQL Server 2022 qualification will enable you to secure and maintain data, import, export and compress data, as well as monitor, troubleshoot and optimise databases.
Microsoft SQL 2022:
Part I – Querying Microsoft SQL Server
Part II – Administering SQL Server Databases
Audience:
Database Developers
Database Designers
Report Writers
Business Intelligence Developers
Data Warehouse Administrator
Database Administrators
Technical Administrator
Course Objectives:
Understand Oracle and SQL Server Data Tools
Learn Data Definition Language - DDL
Learn Data Manipulation Language - DML
Learn Data Control Language - DCL
Configure Oracle Net Services
Describe Oracle and Microsoft Database Architecture
Manage the Oracle and Microsoft Database Instance
Manage Oracle and Microsoft Database Storage structures
Create and Administer User Accounts
Monitor the Database
Manage Database Performance
Implement Database Auditing
Configure the Database Instance
Schedule Jobs to Run Inside or Outside of the Database
Configure your Database For Backup and Recovery Operations
Courses Topics:
I: Oracle Database: Certified Associate - SQL Fundamentals - Certified Associate - 1Z0-071
Oracle and Structured Query Language (SQL)
Restricting and Sorting Data
Using Single-Row Functions to Customize Output
Using Conversion Functions and Conditional Expressions
Reporting Aggregated Data Using the Group Functions
Displaying Data from Multiple Tables
Using Subqueries to Solve Queries
Using the Set Operators
Manipulating Data
Using DDL Statements to Create and Manage Tables
Managing Objects with Data Dictionary Views
Controlling User Access
Managing Schema Objects
Manipulating Large Data Sets
II: Oracle Database Administration I Certified Associate - 1Z0-082
Basics of the Oracle® Database Architecture
Oracle® Server Architecture
Shared Memory Areas
Universal Installer
Managing an Oracle® Instance
Oracle® Managed Files
Server Side Parameter File
Oracle® Data Dictionary
Control Files
Redo Log Files
Managing the Physical Database Structure
Managing Tablespaces and Datafiles
Temporary Segments
Storage Structures and Undo Data
Block Utilization
Undo Space Management
Managing Database Objects
Indexes
Integrity Constraints
Managing Database Users
System Privileges
Object Privileges
Roles
I: Querying Microsoft SQL Server Databases
Writing SELECT queries
Sorting and filtering data
Using SQL aggregate functions
Using SET operators
Writing joins to query multiple tables
Using built-in functions
Using Subqueries
Inserting, updating, deleting and merging rows
Transaction control
Creating and using views
Using table expressions
Enhanced Grouping and Pivoting data
Using Windowing ranking, offset and ranking functions
Creating and using Stored Procedures
Controlling Program Flow
Using Dynamic SQL
Implementing Error Handling
Improving Query Performance
II: Administering SQL Server Databases
Planning to Install and Configure SQL Server
Installation Decisions
Design the Storage for New Databases
Plan for Growth and Capacity
Service Account Configuration
Basic Administration
Installing SQL Server
Managing and Configuring SQL Server
Working with SQL Server Databases
Database and Instances
Terminology Concepts
Client Interaction with Database and Instance
Understanding Database Limits
Instance Architecture
Configuring a database server
Memory Architecture Overview
Understanding Processes and threads
Background Processes
Database Architecture
Schema and Data Storage
Tablespaces and Datafiles
Logging and Data Dictionary
Data Objects
Database Tables
Schema Objects
Data and data types
Non-Native Data Types- Beyone Relational
Data Access
Comparing Structured Query Language
Control and Procedural Statements
Developing Robust Queries
Managing Schema Operations
Managing Tables, Constraints, Objectifers, and Naming
Managing Triggers
Managing Indexes and Views
Data Protection and Security
Securing the Database
Managing Users
Understanding Privileges
Managing Roles
Data Transport
Getting Data Into and Out of SQL Server
Understanding SQL Server Integration Services
Other Transfer Methods
Backup and Recovery
Understanding Database Backups
Data Recovery
Backup and Recovery Tools and Solutions
Monitoring and Performance Tuning
SQL Server Performance Tuning
Managing Memory and Processes for SQL Server
Managing Database Interactions
Monitoring Availability and Errors
Monitoring Performance
Scalability and High Availability
Understanding Availability Features
Replicating Databases
Impact of Scale and Disaster Recovery