SAP Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise ASE Fast Track
- Use the basic components of ASE to connect to a server database
- Create tables, populate the tables with data, and efficiently query data from those tables
- Write code in Transact-SQL
- Use and manage transactions effectively
- Write stored procedures and triggers to help in database maintenance and upkeep
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Titre |
Durée |
Prix HT |
EDB116 |
SAP Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise ASE Fast Track |
5 jours |
Nous consulter |
Objectifs
- Use the basic components of ASE to connect to a server database
- Create tables, populate the tables with data, and efficiently query data from those tables
- Write code in Transact-SQL
- Use and manage transactions effectively
- Write stored procedures and triggers to help in database maintenance and upkeep
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Public
- Data Consultant / Manager
- System Architect
- Technology Consultant
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Pré-requis
- Basic understanding of network connectivity architecture
- Knowledge of general Unix commands
Recommended
- Fundamental understanding of databases and SQL language
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Post-Formation
EDB634 |
Méthodes
80% Pratique et 20% Théorie |
Programme
- Adaptive Server Enterprise
- Describing Client/Server Architecture and Relational Database Concepts
- Explaining SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) Management of Relational Databases
- Client Tools and Transact-SQL
- Accessing a Database Server with Client Tools and Transact-SQL
- Connecting to ASE
- Data Analysis
- Executing Queries with Select Statements
- Writing Qualified Queries
- Organizing the Result Set into Groups
- Querying Data from Multiple Tables Using Joins
- Running Queries Using Subqueries
- Table Management
- Creating Tables
- Creating Temporary Tables
- Querying System Tables
- Data Modification
- Listing Data Manipulation Language (DML) Statements
- Adding Data to Tables
- Updating Data in Tables
- Combining Insert and Update Statements
- Modifying Data in Tables
- Describing the Transaction Log
- Views and Indexes
- Creating Views
- Creating Indexes
- Data Integrity
- Explaining Data Integrity
- Maintaining Data Integrity with Constraints
- Managing Constraints
- Creating Defaults and Rules to Maintain Data Integrity
- Choosing a Data Integrity Method
- Transact-SQL Functions
- Manipulating Data Using Built-in Transact-SQL Functions
- Creating User-Defined Functions
- Variables
- Explaining Batches
- Applying Local and Global Variables
- Describing the Dynamic Execution of SQL Using Variables
- Control-of-Flow Statements and Messages
- Creating Control-of-Flow Statements
- Managing Message Statements
- Transactions and Data Consistency
- Executing Transactions
- Examining Transaction Modes
- Processing Transaction Errors
- Describing the Implementation of Data Locking Methods
- Implementing Locking Schemes and Isolation Levels
- Cursors
- Inserting Data Using a Cursor
- Modifying Data with Cursors
- Stored Procedures
- Describing Stored Procedures
- Creating Stored Procedures Using Parameters
- Applying Best Practices to Stored Procedures
- Triggers
- Describing Triggers
- Creating Triggers to Complete Cascaded Updates
- Applying Relevant Rollback to Triggers
- Applying Best Practices and Data Integrity with Triggers
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Environnement
VM Linux |
Mot-clés
SAP SYBASE TRANSACT-SQL |
Commander
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