PPT-LECTURE 4: SQL

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THESE SLIDES ARE BASED ON YOUR TEXT BOOK Draw the ER diagram for the following application Assume that you are modeling an application where there are movies and

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THESE SLIDES ARE BASED ON YOUR TEXT BOOK Draw the ER diagram for the following application Assume that you are modeling an application where there are movies and directors Directors as their name implies direct movies A director can direct many movies but a movie can be directed by only one director Each movie MUST have a director Directors have their names and SSNs Films have names and film ids SSN and film ids are unique . Speaker: John Ecken. Topic: SQL Server AlwaysOn Technology. News and Events: To receive news, event invites, and special offers from Tandem Solution please opt-in at . http://www.training4it.com/signup. Database . Engine I/O. by Bob Dorr, Microsoft SQL Server Principle Escalation Engineer, 1994 – Present. Built: Jan 2008. Areas Covered. Write Ahead Logging (WAL) Protocol. Synchronous . vs. Asynchronous I/O. SQL. It is a standard language for accessing and manipulating databases. MySQL. , SQL Server, Access, Oracle, Sybase, DB2, and others. SQL stands for Structured Query Language. SQL is an ANSI (American National Standards Institute) standard. Database . Development from . Zero . to . Sixty . Gert Drapers (@. DataDude. ). Principal Group Program Manager. Microsoft Corporation. DBI311. CONNECTED DEVELOPMENT. PROJECT BASED DEVELOPMENT. SCHEMA DEPLOYMENT. Rupi. . Sureshkumar. BRK3501. Agenda. Overview of . DBaaS. and the Azure Pack. Tenant database creation. Required steps in Azure Pack. AlwaysOn. . and Resource Governor. Common Questions. What is the Azure Pack?. Gert. Drapers (@. DataDude. ). Principal Group Program Manager . Microsoft Corporation. Adam . Mahood. Program Manager. Microsoft Corporation. DBI309. Agenda. Introduction to Data Tier Applications. Henry Zhang. Senior Program Manager. Microsoft. DBI314. Objectives. Performance Consideration beyond the Database. Network Latency. Load Balancer and Cluster-wide Management. Throttling Service Drill down. For the “Reluctant” DBA. Don Jones. Senior Partner and Technologist. Concentrated Technology, LLC. SESSION CODE: DAT203. Required Slide. Introductions. Me: Don Jones, Concentrated Technology. Microsoft MVP Award recipient. DBI304. Denny Cherry. Sr. Database Administrator. Phreesia. About Me. Author or Coauthor of 4 books. 6+ SQL Mag articles. Dozens of other articles. Microsoft MVP since Oct 2008. Microsoft Certified Master. . Overview. Matt Usher. Senior Program Manager. “Do not go where the path may lead, . . go . instead where there is no path and leave a trail.”. Ralph Waldo Emerson. Introducing SQL Data Warehouse. Cluster Shared Volumes. Subhasish Bhattacharya. Program Manager. Microsoft. DCIM-B364. Prerequisites. Good grasp of Failover Clustering fundamentals. Proficiency with SQL Server deployment using “traditional” cluster storage . Matt Masson. Senior Program Manager. Microsoft Corporation. DBI322. Change Data Capture. Your First Data Warehouse. Challenges. More work to do. Less time to do it. More people . using the system. Mo’ Data, Mo’ Problems. Adam . Machanic. Consultant. SQLblog.com. DBI402. Michael Wachal. Senior Program Manager. Microsoft. SQL Server Specialist, Financial Industry. Boston, MA. Conference and INETA Speaker. Connections, PASS, . A List of “Must Do” Items. Agenda. Objectives. Server Inventory. Database Backups. Table Health. House Cleaning. Unsuccessful Login Attempts. 2. Agenda . (cont’d). Stalled Jobs. Disk Utilization (% Full).

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