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Module: 1 Architecture &Internals of SQL Server Engine

Module : 2 Installing, Upgrading, Configuration, Managing Services and Migration

Module: 3 Security, Automation & Monitoring

Module: 4 Backup & Restore, High Availability & Replication

Module: 5 SQL Server Clustering & AlwaysOn Availability

Groups Module: 6 Performance Tuning, Indexing & Optimizing

SQL Server

Professional S q l server dba online trainingArchitecture &Internals of SQL Server

Introduction to SQL Server 2012 Overview on RDBMS and Beyond Relational Big picture of SQL Server 2012 Components & Services of SQL Server 2012 Roles of production DBA System Databases Master, Model, MSDB, Tempdb & Resource

SQL Server 2012 Editions & Capacity Planning Principal Editions [Enterprise, BI, Standard] Specialized Editions [Web] Breadth Editions [Developer, Express] Hardware Requirements OS and Software requirements

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Pages & ExtentsPagesExtents [Uniform & Mixed]Managing Extent AllocationsTracking Free Space

Files and File groups Database Files Primary data files Secondary data files Log files Database File groups [Primary & User-defined]


Thread and Task Architecture Allocating threads to CPU Affinity Mask IO and Processor affinity mask Configuring Affinity masks Boost SQL Server priority Hot Add CPU Checkpoints


Memory Architecture 32-bit Vs 64-bit Architecture Dynamic Memory Management Effects of min and max server memory Buffer Management The Relational Engine The Command Parser The Query Optimizer The Query Executor Using AWE Configuring Memory Settings The Buffer Pool and the Data Cache


T-Log Architecture Transaction Log Logical Architecture Transaction Log Physical Architecture Recovery phases [Analysis, Redo & Undo] Checkpoint Operation Write-Ahead Transaction Log Managing T-log Truncating and shrinking the log file Managing T-Log issues by using DBCC commands


M o d u l e: 2 I ns t al l ing, U p gra d ing, C on f ig u

ration, M anaging ser v ic es and M igration

S Q L ser ver 2 0 1 2 Ins t al l at ion Planning t h e System/Pre-Re q uisites Installing SQL server 2008 R2 /201 2 Installing Analysis Services Installing & Configuring Reporting Services Best Practices on Installat ion U ninst alling SQL server Common Installat ion Issues


U p gra d ing to S Q L ser v er 2 0 0 8 R 2 / 2 0 1 2

U pgrading th e server by applying service packs U pgrading t h e server by applying H ot fi xes In-Place Vs. Side-by-Side upgradations Pre –U pgrade C hecks / pre –re q uisites U pgrade advisor In-Place U pgradation from SQL server 200 8 R2 to 2012 Best Practices to follow w h ile upgrading


M anaging ser v ic es

Server/Engine Connect ivity issues Security / F irewall access issues Starting and Stopping Services t h roug h

Configuration manager Net Command M anagement Studio

Start U p parameters Start ing SQL server in single user mode


C onf ig u ring S Q L S er v er 2 0 1 2 Configuring Network Protocols from SQL Server configuration manager Configuring Client Protocols from SQL Server configuration manager Dedicated Administrat or Connection Enabling advanced features by using facets Connecting t o DAC Configuring Database M ail Configuring Registered servers Configuring Central M anagement Servers [C M S] Querying data from different servers by using C M S Configuring ot h er set t ings t h roug h SP_Configure Configuring Server memory set t ings Configuring Database Set t ings Tempdb configuration Best Pract ices on configuration t empdb & Database set t ings


M igrating S Q L s er v er

Side-By- Side M igrat ion Tec h ni q ues Difference between in-place & Side by Side M igration / U pgrada tion Advantages/Disadvantages of In-Place t o Side-by-Side M igrating Databases

migration by using At tac h and Detac h M et h od iM igration by using Back and restore met h od mira t ion by using Copy Database W iz ard

migrating Logins [ F I x ing Orp h aned U sers] Creating and migrating linked servers Imgrating J obs Data movement by using Import & E x port wi z ard migrating jobs & logins by using SSIS


M o d u l e: 3 S ec u rit y , A u t o m at ion & M onit oring

A u t o m at ing A d m inis t rat I v e Ta s k s

About SQL server Agent Creating Jobs, Alerts and Operators Sc h eduling t h e Jobs W orking wi t h Job activ ity M onitor Resolving failure Jobs Configuring Alert system in SQL server agent Best practices on job maintenance


M onitoring S Q L S er v er The Goal of M onitoring Choosing t h e Appropriate M o nitoring Tools M onitoring h ealt h status by using server Dash board&D

M V’s M o nit oring Job activi t ies by job activi t y monitor M onitoring SQL Server process by server activi t y monitor M o nitoring SQL Server Error Logs / W indows by log

file viewer Best Practices on M onitoring


Se c u rit y Security Principles & Aut h entica t ions Server and Database Roles U ser-defined server roles Server and Database Principles Server & Database Securable Creating Logins and mapping Users to databases Creating Sc h emas & credentials Default Sc h ema for Groups Enabling contained databases Creating users for contained databases Connecting t o contained databases from SS M S Role permissions for C M S and SQL Server Agent Granting t o Object level Permissions Best Practices on security


M o d u l e : 4 B ac k u p & R e s t ore, H ig h A v aila b ili t y & R e p li c at ion

B ac k u p & Re s t ore: Recovery M odels [Simple, Bulk-Logged & Full] H ow Backup W orks Types of backups

F ull backup Diff backup T-log backup Copy Only M irror Tail-Log Compressed backups


Restoring M odes [ W it h Recovery, No Recovery, Read only/Standby]

Disaster Recovery Planning Performing Restore (point-in-time recovery) Partial availability of database. Database Recovery advisor Backup strategy: Developing and ex ecuting a Backup Plan Creating M aintenance Plans Resolving Backup failures in Real time scenarios Best Practices on Backup & Recovery


L og S h i p p ing Log-S h ipping Arc h itecture Building DRS for log-shipping Pre-req uisites/Log-S h ipping Process Deploying Log S h ipping W orking with Log S h ipping M onitor Logs hipping Role c h anging [ F ail-Over] Removing Log Sh ipping F re q uently Raised Errors In Log-Shipping Case study: H ow to add files to a log- s hipped database Best Practices on Log-Sh ipping


D at a b as e M irroringOverview of Database M irroringOperating M odes in Database M irroringPre-Re q uisites for Database M irroringDeploying Database M irroringF ail-Over from Principle to M irrorW o rking with Database mirroring monitorAdvantages & Disadvantages of database mirroringDatabase Snaps h otsU s ing Database Snaps h ots for reporting purposes.Case study on moving mirrored filesBest practices on M irroring


R e p l icat ion Replication Overview Replication M o dels (snaps h o t/Transactional / M erge/Peer

to Peer) Replication agents Configuring Distributor Deploying Transactional Replication for H i g h Availability Deploying M erge Replication for Bi-directional Creating Subscriptions [ H omogeneous / h eterogeneous] M onitoring Replication by using replication monitor Scripting & Removing Replication Best Practices on Replication Configuring peer to peer replication Fre q uently asked q uestions in replication


M o d ule: 5 s q l s er v er cl u s t erI ng & grou p a v aila b I l iIt y widows server 201 2 clustering

w h at is a cluster and Overview of windows cluster Server cluster tec h nologies

Server clusters NLB clusters [Network load balancing]

Basic architecture of server clusters Networks in clustering [Public & Private] H ow cluster works H ealth Detection [Looks alive, Is alive]


Introduction to fail-over cluster manger Validating t he cluster configuration Creating cluster t h rough fail-over cluster manager Adding Nodes to t he cluster [2/ 3 Node cluster] Configuring MSDTC as a cluster aware application Active - passive Vs Active - Active Clustering Adding/Evicting Nodes to/from t he cluster Adding volumes to t he roles/services in the cluster Simulating t he failover for the resources F ailing over t h e core cluster resources to t he anot her

node


I ns t al l I ng S q l S er v er r 2 F ailo v er clu s t er

Pre-SQL Server Installation Tasks.Configure SQL Server–Related Service Accounts and Service

Account SecurityStop Unnecessary Processes or ServicesC h eck for Pending Reboots Install SQL Server Setup Support FilesSQL Server 201 2 Setup Install t h e F irst NodePerform Post installation TasksVerify the ConfigurationSet t h e Preferred Node Order for FailoverConfigure a Static TCP/IP Port for the SQL Server Instance


S q l S er v er r 2 F ailo v er clu s t er Install SQL Server Service Packs, Patc h es, and H ot fix es Introducing Failover Cluster Management Monitoring t h e Cluster Nodes Adding volumes to cluster roles Clustered SQL Server Administration F ail over resources/roles between the nodes Automatic failover & Failback Destroying a Cluster- Using Failover Cluster Management Uninstalling a Failover Clustering Instance Best Practices on Clustering


A l w a y s an a v aila b il I t y G rou p sAlwaysOn OverviewUnderstanding Concepts and TerminologyAvailability ModesTypes of fail-oversPre-requisites for AlwaysOn configurationConfiguring Availability GroupsMonitoring Availability groupsAdd/remove database/replicaSuspend/resume an availability databaseBackups on SecondaryAlwaysOn Failover Cluster InstancesOnline Operations


H ig h A v ail a b Ii l Ii t y I nt ero p era b ilian d C oe x I s t ence

Database Mirroring and Log Shipping Database Mirroring and Database Snapshots Database Mirroring and Failover Clustering Replication and Log Shipping Replication and Database Mirroring F ailover Clustering and AlwaysOn Availability groups


M o d ul e : 6 p erf orm ance Tuning, I n d e x ing & s q l s er ver

Policy based management Policy based management implementation Creating Policy & Condition Evaluating polices Resource governor Resource pool & Workloads Using resource governor from SSMS Monitoring Resource governor


Change data capture [CDC] Enabling CDC at Database and table level Compression techniques Data & Backup compression Row compression & Page compression Monitoring data compression Partitioning – A big picture Table and index partitioning Creating a partition function/schema


I n d ex ing Index Architecture How to optimally take advantage of indexes Clustered & Non-Clustered indexes Covering Index or index with included column Creating covering indexes Filtered indexes Creating filtered indexes to minimize the CPU pressure Column store Index Overview Column store Index Fundamentals and Architecture Creating column store index to improve the performance Index Fragmentation


Locking & C oncurrency Isolation Levels in SQL Server Locking in SQL Server Resolving concurrency effects in SQL Server Lock modes – Shared, Update, Exclusive, Intent, Schema,

bulk-update, key-range Lock escalation in SQL server Blocking [SP_Who2] Resolving blocking issues in SQL Server

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Working with Activity Monitor Live & Dead Locks Trace flags to capture dead locks Capturing dead lock information in error logs SQL Profiler [How to capture events data by using Profiler] Capturing deadlock events in profiler Deadlocks and deadlock chain detection.

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P erformance T uningFactors That Impact PerformanceTools used SQL Profiler, Database Tuning Advisor, System

Monitor Introduction to Database Tuning Advisor [DTA]Analyzing the profiler data by using DTAPerformance Monitor [System Monitor]Correlate SQL Profiler Data with Performance Monitor Data New Dynamic Management Views (DMV’s)Best Practices on Performance TuningCase Study A: Performance Counters Setup-Collect-AnalyzeCase Study B: Performance Counters- ThresholdsCase study: Effects of MAXDOP query hint in SQL Server

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