Implementing a Data Warehouse using Microsoft SQL Server Training Course | CourseMonster
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- Course Code MSQLETL
- Duration 3 Days
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Overview
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Target Audience
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Audience
- Design a data warehouse
- Build a data warehouse
- Implement ETL control and data tasks
- Control transactions and maintain consistency
- Implement incremental updates
- Manage and run packages
- Debug packages
Skills Gained
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Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of the Microsoft Windows operating system and its core functionality.
- Working knowledge of Transact-SQL. (equivalent knowledge to QATSQL and QATSQLPLUS)
- Working knowledge of relational databases.
- Some experience with database design.
Outline
- What is a data warehouse?
- Components of a data warehouse
- Data warehouse project roles
- Using SQL Server as a data warehousing solution
- Lab diagram
- Dimensional Model
- Dimensions and fact tables
- Star and snowflake schemas
- Slowly changing dimensions
- Partitioned tables
- Measures
- Time and junk dimensions
- Indexes and compression
- LAB A: Designing a data warehouse
- LAB B: Creating the data warehouse
- LAB C: Create a fact table
- LAB D: Create dimension tables
- Introduction to SSIS
- Control flow
- Advanced control flow
- Containers
- Precedence
- Consistency
- LAB A: Create a basic control flow task
- LAB B: Using variable and parameters
- LAB C: Using a for each loop
- LAB D: Using transactions and checkpoints
- Introduction to extract, transform and load (ETL)
- Data sources
- Destinations and transformations
- LAB A: Using the SQL Server import and export wizard
- LAB B: Profiling a source
- LAB C: Implement a data flow with transformations
- SSIS debugging
- SSIS event logging
- Error handling
- LAB A: Debugging an SSIS package
- LAB B: Configuring event logging
- LAB C: Implement error handling
- Introduction to incremental extract, transform and load
- Configuring incremental ETL
- Keeping historical data
- LAB A: Using CDC
- LAB B: Implementing slowly changing dimensions
- Package deployment options
- Running SSIS packages
- Validation and logging
- LAB A: Creating an SSIS catalog, environments and deploying a project
- LAB B: Running an SSIS package
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This training helps prepare for the relevant Microsoft certification or applied skills assessment where available. Microsoft exam codes, measured skills and renewal requirements can change, so delegates should check the current exam page before booking.
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