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Modules: Integration Services (SSIS), Analysis Services (SSAS) and Reporting Services (SSRS).
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This MSBI Training Program includes basic to advanced Business Intelligence and Data Warehouse concepts on SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), Analysis Services (SSAS) and Reporting Services (SSRS).
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Microsoft Business Intelligence: MSBI Classroom Training With T-SQL
This impeccable SQL Server BI (MSBI / SSBI) course is carefully designed for aspiring BI Developers, Consultants and Architects. Program includes basic to advanced Business Intelligence and Data Warehouse concepts on SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), Analysis Services (SSAS) and Reporting Services (SSRS). Complete practical and realtime training course with 24x7 free LIVE server access and Lab.
Pre-requisites: Participant needs to have knowledge on SQL Server T-SQL Queries to join this Real-time Practical MSBI Training Course.
METASUITE is a data integration software that extracts, transforms, and loads large amounts of data from various sources into targets like data warehouses. It provides a single solution for all data integration functions through an easy to use visual interface. The software utilizes a metadata-driven approach to manage changes and maintain data integration processes. It also offers powerful filtering, transformation and data quality control capabilities.
FME Server Workspace Patterns - ContinuedSafe Software
This document discusses several patterns for organizing FME Server workflows. The patterns include:
- Submitter Iterator with Status, which selects parts of a dataset to process independently on different engines while tracking status.
- Runner/Controller Workspace, which uses FMEServerJobSubmitter for workflow control and allows running the controller on a desktop.
- Dataset Tool Switch, which synchronously processes the same dataset with different modes of operation through successive refinement.
- Flatten, Explode, Export, which involves three stages - flattening data, unpacking it, and exporting to different formats - to manage master data.
SQL Server 2016 includes new features such as columnstore indexes, in-memory OLTP, live query statistics, temporal tables, and security enhancements like row-level security and dynamic data masking. It also improves existing features such as query store and transparent data encryption. The document provides details on many of the new and enhanced features in SQL Server 2016.
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This document discusses the DBA_FEATURE_USAGE_STATISTICS view in Oracle databases, which tracks database feature usage. It describes what is stored in the view, the underlying tables and packages that populate it, and how to manually refresh the data. It also covers how to determine if a feature is installed and how its usage is detected, using the installation check and usage detection logic stored in the WRI$_DBU_FEATURE_METADATA table. The document demonstrates some examples and concludes with information on reports produced by Oracle on database options and management pack usage based on the DBA_FEATURE_USAGE_STATISTICS data.
SQL School Training Institute provides Interactive & Practical Online Training,Classroom Training and Video Training. We are specialized in SQL Server Technologies and Microsoft Business Intelligence (MS BI 2016) along with Real Time Case Studies. Neither PPTs nor Screen shots during live sessions.
Best Online Training on SQL Business Intelligence @ SQL School Course Details :
Modules: Integration Services (SSIS), Analysis Services (SSAS) and Reporting Services (SSRS).
Duration of the Training: 60 hours.
Training sessions are completely practical.
ALL OUR SESSIONS ARE COMPLETELY PRACTICAL
For free MSBI ONLINE demo, please visit :
http://sqlschool.com/MSBI-Online-Training.html
For Course Free demo registration please visit :
http://sqlschool.com/Register.html
Contact us today for Best Online Training on SQL Business Intelligence at SQL School
SQL School Training Institute
ISO 9001:2008 Certified Organization for Training
Authorized Microsoft Partner (ID# 4338151)
Regd: Sequel Gate Innovative Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Office 1:
108/2RT, Street No 2, Road No 1, Landmark : Beside SR Nagar Bus Stop
SR Nagar, Hyderabad - 38, India.
Office 2:
Sai Anu Avenue, Street no 3, Pathrika Nagar, HI-TECH City, Hyderabad -81,india
Call us :
India (+91) : (0) 40 64577244 (Office) | +91 (0) 9666440801 (Mobile)
| +91 (0) 9542916779
Toll free (24x7): +91 (0) 9014341434
USA (+1) : (510) 400-4845
Website :
http://www.sqlschool.com
Follow us :
https://www.facebook.com/sequelschool
https://www.linkedin.com/company/sql-school
This MSBI Training Program includes basic to advanced Business Intelligence and Data Warehouse concepts on SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), Analysis Services (SSAS) and Reporting Services (SSRS).
MSBI with SQL Server T-SQL | Microsoft BI With Server T-SQL | Realtime Traini...SequelGate
Microsoft Business Intelligence: MSBI Classroom Training With T-SQL
This impeccable SQL Server BI (MSBI / SSBI) course is carefully designed for aspiring BI Developers, Consultants and Architects. Program includes basic to advanced Business Intelligence and Data Warehouse concepts on SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), Analysis Services (SSAS) and Reporting Services (SSRS). Complete practical and realtime training course with 24x7 free LIVE server access and Lab.
Pre-requisites: Participant needs to have knowledge on SQL Server T-SQL Queries to join this Real-time Practical MSBI Training Course.
METASUITE is a data integration software that extracts, transforms, and loads large amounts of data from various sources into targets like data warehouses. It provides a single solution for all data integration functions through an easy to use visual interface. The software utilizes a metadata-driven approach to manage changes and maintain data integration processes. It also offers powerful filtering, transformation and data quality control capabilities.
FME Server Workspace Patterns - ContinuedSafe Software
This document discusses several patterns for organizing FME Server workflows. The patterns include:
- Submitter Iterator with Status, which selects parts of a dataset to process independently on different engines while tracking status.
- Runner/Controller Workspace, which uses FMEServerJobSubmitter for workflow control and allows running the controller on a desktop.
- Dataset Tool Switch, which synchronously processes the same dataset with different modes of operation through successive refinement.
- Flatten, Explode, Export, which involves three stages - flattening data, unpacking it, and exporting to different formats - to manage master data.
SQL Server 2016 includes new features such as columnstore indexes, in-memory OLTP, live query statistics, temporal tables, and security enhancements like row-level security and dynamic data masking. It also improves existing features such as query store and transparent data encryption. The document provides details on many of the new and enhanced features in SQL Server 2016.
SQL Server 2016 includes several new features such as columnstore indexes, in-memory OLTP, live query statistics, temporal tables, and row-level security. It also features improved manage backup functionality, support for multiple tempdb files, and new ways to format and encrypt query results. Advanced capabilities like PolyBase and Stretch Database further enhance analytics and management of historical data.
This document discusses the DBA_FEATURE_USAGE_STATISTICS view in Oracle databases, which tracks database feature usage. It describes what is stored in the view, the underlying tables and packages that populate it, and how to manually refresh the data. It also covers how to determine if a feature is installed and how its usage is detected, using the installation check and usage detection logic stored in the WRI$_DBU_FEATURE_METADATA table. The document demonstrates some examples and concludes with information on reports produced by Oracle on database options and management pack usage based on the DBA_FEATURE_USAGE_STATISTICS data.
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The document discusses the evaluation of library software and its impact on library services. It outlines the scope of library automation and technological trends affecting libraries. Key areas of library software functionality are examined, including acquisition, cataloguing, circulation, serials control and OPAC. Classical retrieval systems like CDS/ISIS and integrated library software packages like Libsys are described and their limitations discussed. The conclusion emphasizes that no software can meet all library requirements and customization takes time, so prioritizing needs is important when evaluating options.
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The document discusses the evaluation of library software and its impact on library services. It outlines the scope of library automation and technological trends affecting libraries. The key aspects of library software modules for acquisition, cataloguing, circulation and serials control are described. Classical retrieval systems like CDS/ISIS and integrated library software packages like Libsys are compared, along with their advantages and limitations. The conclusion states that no software can meet all requirements of a library and some customization or compromise is usually needed.
The document discusses the evaluation of library software and its impact on library services. It outlines the scope of library automation and technological trends affecting libraries. Key areas of library software functionality are examined, including acquisition, cataloguing, circulation, serials control and OPAC. Classical retrieval systems like CDS/ISIS and integrated library software packages like Libsys are described and their limitations discussed. The conclusion emphasizes that no software can meet all library requirements and customization takes time, so prioritizing needs is important when evaluating options.
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JethroData Index based SQL on Hadoop engine.
Architecture comparison of MPP / Full-Scan sql engines such as Impala and Hive to index-based access such as Jethro.
SQL and NoSQL NYC meetup Oct 20 2014
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NBITS provides the SAP BODS training in Hyderabad. It can provides online and classroom training by real time industrial experts. It can provide also the job assistance. BODS stand for Business objects Data services. Bods is one of the part of SAP.
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Accelrys Catalog is a powerful new technology for creating an index of the protocols and components within your organization. You will learn about strategies for indexing and how search capabilities can be deployed to professional client and Web Port end users. You will also learn how to use this technology to find out about system usage to aid with system upgrades, server consolidations, and general system maintenance. The protocol validation capability in the admin portal allows administrators to created standard reports on server usage characteristics. You will learn how to report on violations of IT policies (e.g. around security), bad protocol authoring practices, or missing or incomplete protocol documentation. Developers will also learn how to extend and customize the rules used to create these reports.
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- Using aggregated data extracts and pre-calculated fields to offload complex calculations from the database to Tableau's local data engine.
- Setting context filters to write filter results to a temporary table for subsequent filters to query against smaller datasets.
- Avoiding slow discrete quick filters and instead using guided analytics, action filters, or custom parameters between views.
- Optimizing calculations by using native features over manual calculations where possible, and minimizing string and date manipulations.
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Dynamic Publishing with Arbortext Data Merge allows authors to insert database queries into documents and automatically update the published results. It provides advantages over manual cut-and-paste by avoiding errors and ensuring updates. The process involves configuring an ODBC data source, defining queries with parameters, and setting preferences to control updating. Queries can output data as tables or through arbitrary XSL formatting.
Neo4j 4.1 introduces new features for security including role-based access control, schema-based security, and granular security for write operations. It also includes improvements to causal clustering, performance, and developer tools. This document reviews the history of releases from Neo4j 3.0 through 4.1 and highlights some of the main new capabilities in security, performance, and operations.
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- overview of role of database in JEE architecture (and a little history on how the database is perceived through the years)
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SQL Server Performance Tuning | Query Tuning training | SQLSchool Training Institute
1. SQL SERVER PERFORMANCE TUNING
(QUERY TUNING COURSE)
Applicable for Starters as well as for Working Professionals
Complete Practical & Real-time Trainings
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> ISO Certified Training Institute > Microsoft Certified Partner
Training Highlights
Complete Practical and Real-time Scenarios
Session wise Material and Practice Labs
Session wise Notes & Doubts Clarifications
Certification Material & Resume Preparation
24x7 LIVE Server Access with Real-time Databases
Interview Preparation and Guidance
Technical Support and Placements Assistance
One Real-time Project and FAQs with Answers
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All Training Sessions are Completely Practical & Real-time
Every session includes Study Material and Practice Material.
2. SQL SERVER (QUERY) PERFORMANCE TUNING
All Our Training Sessions are COMPLETELY PRACTICAL & REALTIME with Hands-On Lab
DAY 1: QUERY TUNING - CTE, JOIN OPTIONS, STATS
Identifying Long Running Queries & Activity Monitor * Using Important Dynamic Management Objects
(DMV, DMF) * Using DMVs, DMFs for Query Audits, Procedure Cache * Avoiding Self Joins - Real-world
Scenarios * Avoiding Sub Queries with - Real-world Scenarios * Comparing Sub Queries & Joins -
Performance Baselines * Using CTEs for Memory Based Query Pre-Fetch CTEs for DML and Data Retrieval
Operations * CTEs with Cloning and Bulk Operations - Anchor Members, Recursive Members and Avoiding
Sub Queries with CTEs * Query Tuning and Resource Optimization Options * HASH JOIN - Examples and
Precautions. Usage * MERGE JOIN - Examples and Precautions. Usage * LOOP JOIN - Examples. Usage *
OUTER APPLY, Hybrid and Multi - Level Joins * Comparing Execution Plans with Join Options * LIVE
Execution Plans with SSMS 2016, Higher Versions * Comparing Query Costs with LIVE Execution Plans *
Indexes @ Join Options - MERGE and LOOP Joins with Indexes - Usage
DAY 2: PARTITIONS and PARTITIONED VIEW
Big Data - Performance Considerations, Partitioning Views * Query Optimizer in Query Tuning, Table
Partitions * Partition Functions and Partition Schemes * Partition Ranges, Values and Sort Orders *
Partitioning Un-partitioned Tables using Indexes * Partition SPLIT and MERGE Operations - Issues *
Aligned / Indexed Partitioning and Performance * Data Compression Types - ROW Level, PAGE Level
Partition Numbers and Filtered Compression Concepts * Real-world Partitions with Filegroups * Managing
Partitions and Query Tuning Options * Partitioned Views and Advantages - Common Myths * Partitioned
Views with CHECK - Consistency * Manual Update of Column Statistics - GUI & Scripting * Role of Statistics
in Query Tuning Process - Options * SET STATISTICS TIME ON and Stats Update Options * Automated
Data Routing @ Partition Views * Execution Plans, Aligned / Indexed Partitions * Linked Server
Connections and Remote Partitions * Using Linked Servers for Partitioned Views
DAY 3: FULL TEXT SEARCH (FTS) - QUERY TUNING
Full Text Search (FTS) Architecture and fdhost.exe Files * Protocols, Crawl Threads, FT Query Compilation,
Execution * Stoplists & thesaurus. Filter Daemon Manager, Word breakers * MSFTESQL and MSFTEFD
Threads. Population with FT Index * Stemmer, Gatherer, Index Writer and Semantic Search Objects * Full
Text Search Service Activation and DB Settings. * Database Catalogs (FTC) and Storage Locations * Full
Text (FT) Indexes Creation - GUI and T-SQL * Full Text Columns and Unique Key Index Preferences * Full
Population and Incremental Population * Change Tracking Options with FT Indexes - Benefits * Important
DMVs and DMFs with FTS Architecture * CONTAINS(), FREETEXT() Functions * Token Search, Inflectional
Forms, Operators * Performance Tuning with Full Text Indexes * Using OPENROWSET with BLOB and
BULKCOLUMN Data * FT Indexes on Binary Large Object Data * AND, OR, NOT OR, AND NOT, PHRASE,
PREFIX, PROXIMITY. * INFLECTIONAL FORMS, MAXIMUM PROXIMITY FTS Queries * Monitoring FTS @
Dynamic Views & Functions * Fulltext Filters, Stopwords, Stemmers.
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DAY 4: INDEXES and B-TREE
Index Internals and B Tree (Balanced Binary) Tree Structures * Root Nodes, Branch Nodes and Branch
Pages Structures * GAM, SGAM Pages, Metadata Header Information * bitmap Value for Space Allocations
- DBCC PAGE * bytemap Values and PFS - Page Free Space Allocation * Trace Flags for Page Allocation and
Metadata * Index Fragmentation - Issues, Performance * SAMPLED and DETAILED Query Scans. FillFactor
* Index Rebuilds (Online/Offline), Tuning Options * Index Reorganization Process and Advantages *
Fragmentation Audit with DMVs, DMFs - Usage * Using Database Plans (DMPs) for Index Updates * Page,
Row Compressions with Indexes - Cautions * Row Compressions with Read-Only Databases - Tuning *
Filtered Indexes, Online Indexes, Indexes Views Filtered Indexes and Index Size Limitations * Table
Statistics & Query Tuning Options * Handling Heaps, Clustered, and Nonclustered Indexes * Fill Factor,
Pad Index and Query Tuning
DAY 5: MEMORY OPTIMIZATION, LIVE EXEC PLANS
Memory Optimized Tables, Optimized Filegroups * Memory Snapshot Settings and Real-world Usage *
Working with Memory Tables and HDR Files * Comparing Memory Tables with CTEs and Variables *
Memory Tables impact on VM (Virtual Memory) * Using Memory Optimized Tables for Query Tuning *
In-Memory Tables Creation and Index Options * Temporal Tables and SYSTEM_VERSIONING * Temporal
Tables For DML Audits, Performance Impact * Working with TimeStamp and SysStartTime Columns * AS
OF and FROM TO Keywords Usage * GENERATED ALWAYS AS ROW START * GENERATED ALWAYS AS
ROW END * Controlling and Monitoring Execution Plans * Execution Plans: Estimated and Actual Plans *
LIVE Execution Plans - Usage and Query Statistics * Algebrizer Component and Parser, Query Optimizer *
CPU Cost, IO Cost, Operator Cost, Row Count * Comparing Execution Plans: XML and SQLPLAN * Querying
Plan Handles, Procedure Tuning Techniques
DAY 6: DATABASE TUNING ADVISOR (DTA) TOOL, PERFMON
DTA: Usage, Sequential / Parallel Query Tuning * DTA Tool with Profiler, Trace Tables, Cache * DTA with
Audit Tables and Databases - MultiSelect * Understanding Workload Files & Tables in Profiler * SQL Profiler
Tuning and Tuning Templates * Database Tuning Advisor (DTA) - Usage * DTA Tool for Procedure Cache,
Recent Queries * DTA Tool for Multi-Database Connections * Understanding PDS with Indexes, Memory *
Choosing PDS for Tuning, Memory Leaks * BLOB and BULK Operations with DTA Tool * DTA Tool -
Limitations with Heaps, Transactions * Disk IO and Slow Query Issues - Perfmon * PERFMON Counters and
PSSDIAG Tools * Index Management Options - SQL 2016 * Distributed Replay Controller Tool, SCOM *
CPU, Thread Management and Windows Fibres * Priority Boost Settings and Windows Kernel *
Performance Tuning - Checklist Activities * SEVEN STEP PROCESS for Query Tuning Operations * FIVE
PHASE PROCESS for Query Tuning Operations
ALL TRAINING SESSIONS ARE COMPLETELY PRACTICAL, REAL-TIME.