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Get up to speed on installing and administering the world's most popular database, Microsoft SQL Server 2014.

Learn how to query data from SQL Server tables. Microsoft Certified Trainer Gerry O'Brien reviews the history of SQL and relational theory, so you'll understand exactly where this data manipulation language, and Microsoft's seminal database program, got their starts.

Many of the world's most powerful programs and websites use SQL to manage the incredible amount of data they work with on a daily basis.

When you're working with a team to design a SQL Server 2016 database solution for your organization, there are certain advanced concepts you need to know.

Are you curious about upgrading to Microsoft SQL Server 2016, but aren't sure if it's worth it to make the switch? In this course, join Anton Delsink as he highlights his favorite new features for developers.

Discover how to use SQL Server to store spatial data and edit that data in real time with AutoCAD Map 3D. This short course, featuring GIS expert Gordon Luckett, shows how to connect to SQL Server and create your own database, edit the data with AutoCAD's drawing tools, and import GIS data from other sources.

Learn how to develop databases with the latest version of SQL Server. Ron Davis shows how to design tables and views, use constraints, and create and implement indexes.

Learn how to design and implement an enterprise data warehouse. Microsoft Certified Trainer Martin Guidry shows how to design fact and dimension tables using both the star and snowflake techniques, use data quality services to cleanse data, and implement an ETL process with SQL Server integration services.

SQL (Structured Query Language) is a common tool for retrieving data from relational databases such as SQL Server, MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL.