Introduction to DBA |
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Database Environment |
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DBA Types |
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DBA Responsibilities |
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Versions and features of SQL Server |
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Creating Database System |
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Installation Strategy |
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Type of Installation |
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Editions of SQL Server |
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O/S Compatibility and Hardware requirements |
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Pre-requisite Software |
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Default and Named Instances Installation |
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Troubleshooting Installation |
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Configuration |
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Troubleshooting Connectivity |
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SQL Server Environment |
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System Databases |
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User Databases |
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Database Setup |
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Database Architecture |
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Database Configuration |
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SQL Server Architecture |
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SQL Server optimized Configuration |
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Protecting Database System |
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Authentication and Authorization |
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Windows Authentication |
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SQL Server Authentication |
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Logins |
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Permissions Using Roles and DCL |
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Database User, Schema |
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Encryption and Decryption |
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Service Accounts Configuration |
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Linked Servers Setup |
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Maintaining Database System |
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Recovery Models |
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Backup Methods |
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Restoring Methods |
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SQL Server Agent Jobs, Schedules, Operators and Alerts |
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Database Mail Configuration |
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Database Maintenance Plan Preparation |
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DBCC Commands |
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Database Snapshots. |
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Indexes fragmentation |
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Creating Standby Servers for High Availability [HA] |
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Database Monitoring |
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Log Shipping |
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Replication |
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Clustering [Windows & SQL Server] |
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Monitoring the Database System |
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Windows and SQL Server Event Logs |
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User Activity Tracking |
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Performance base Line |
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CPU, RAM and I/O Utilization |
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Performance Monitor |
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SQL Server Profiler |
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