Reduce database downtime through high availability recovery protocols
Improve query execution speeds using advanced index optimization
Secure sensitive data assets with multi-layer encryption frameworks
Establish rigid audit trails for regional regulatory compliance
Build scalable architecture roadmaps for enterprise data growth
Track server performance metrics using custom KPI dashboards
What our training includes
Upcoming sessions
Overview of SQL Server
SQL Server Editions and Features
SQL Server Management Tools
Understanding Databases and Tables
Basic SQL Commands: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
Data Types in SQL Server
SQL Functions and Operators
Advanced SQL Queries: Joins, Subqueries and Indexes
SQL Server Security Architecture
Authentication and Authorization
Encryption Techniques in SQL Server
Data Masking and Row-Level Security
Auditing and Compliance
Database Design Principles
Planning and Requirements Analysis
Implementation of Database Schema
Normalization and Denormalization Techniques
Testing and Quality Assurance
Monitoring SQL Server Performance
Performance Tuning and Optimization
Maintenance Plans and Automation
Backup and Recovery Strategies
Index Maintenance and Optimization
Scaling Up vs. Scaling Out
Partitioning and Sharding Techniques
Query Optimization Strategies
Performance Monitoring and Capacity Planning
High Availability Solutions
Always On Availability Groups
Failover Clustering
Log Shipping
Database Mirroring
Backup and Restore Procedures
Disaster Recovery Planning
Incident Response and Recovery
Best Practices for Ensuring Business Continuity
Overview of Business Analytics
Importance of Data Visualization and Reporting Tools
Introduction to Crystal Reports
Introduction to Tableau
Introduction to Microsoft Excel
Introduction to Power BI
Understanding Different Types of Charts (Bar, Line, Pie, etc.)
Using Graphs for Data Representation
Advanced Visualization Techniques (Heatmaps, ScaƩer Plots, etc.)
Importance of Data Preparation
Techniques for Data Cleaning
Tools for Data Preparation
Best Practices for Dashboard Design
Dashboard Elements and Layout
Creating Dashboards in Tableau
Creating Dashboards in Power BI
Creating Dashboards in Excel
Sorting Data in Reports
Grouping Data for Better Insights
Summarizing Data Using Key Metrics
Using Formulas in Excel and Power BI
Leveraging Functions in Tableau and Crystal Reports
Combining Multiple Functions for Complex Calculations
Understanding Interactive Reports
Creating Interactive Reports in Tableau
Interactive Features in Power BI
Enhancing Reports with Interactivity in Excel and Crystal Reports
Upon completion, you will be able to:
1
Map SQL Server instance components and document standard administration responsibilities
2
Write and validate complex SQL statements for production-grade data retrieval
3
Define table structures, constraints, and relationships aligned to requirements
4
Evaluate normalisation trade-offs and approve schema changes using review checklists
5
Configure identity, permissions, and role governance with periodic access reviews
6
Apply encryption, masking, and row restrictions to protect sensitive datasets
To successfully undertake the SQL Server and Data Management course, we recommend the following prerequisites:
Overall ratings by our students
The SQL Server and Data Management course is all about building reliable capability to run SQL Server environments and manage organisational data with stronger day-to-day control. It covers how teams write and validate SQL for operational use, structure databases and schema changes, apply access and security practices, and maintain performance through monitoring and maintenance routines. It also connects database work to reporting by improving dataset readiness for dashboards and recurring business reports.
It addresses the most common operational breakdowns that impact SQL reliability, control, and reporting continuity. Some of them are mentioned below:
After the SQL Server and Data Management course, teams can run clearer day-to-day database routines and follow consistent documentation practices. They can write and validate SQL for operational reporting, apply access governance methods, and maintain performance baselines using agreed review checkpoints. They also align reporting outputs with controlled refresh rules and review cycles, so dashboards and recurring packs rely on consistent datasets. The outcome is a more controlled way of working across database operations and reporting workflows.
Yes. It addresses how SQL Server environments can be operated with clearer control evidence. That includes how authentication and authorisation are managed, how sensitive fields can be protected, and how database activity can be logged and reviewed during audits. The focus is on producing documented information that supports internal control checks such as access reviews, change approvals, and evidence for security measures.
Here are some of the key business outcomes of investing in this course:
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