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SQL Server 2008 for Oracle DBA

This 15 modules, level 300 course provides students with the knowledge and skills to capitalize on their skills and experience as an Oracle DBA to manage a Microsoft SQL Server 2008 system. This workshop provides a quick start for the Oracle DBA to map, compare, and contrast the realm of Oracle database management to SQL Server database management.

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Contents:

Module 1: Database and Instance
Module 2: Database Architecture
Module 3: Instance Architecture
Module 4: Data Objects
Module 5: Data Access
Module 6: Data Protection
Module 7: Basic Administration
Module 8: Server Management
Module 9: Managing Schema Objects
Module 10: Database Security
Module 11: Data Transport
Module 12: Backup and Recovery
Module 13: Performance Tuning
Module 14: Scalability and High Availability
Module 15: Monitoring

Interactive Recording:

  • All modules includes presentation and demo
  • High quality recordings for both desktop and room presentation
  • Supports 1024 x 768, 800 x 600, or full screen resolution
  • Interactive navigation to topics within each modules

SQL Server 2008 for Oracle DBA Interactive Recording 

Business Benefits:

  • Save Time: Targeted at Oracle DBAs to provide shorter learning curve  to SQL Server.
  • Save Money: Re-train existing Oracle Professionals on SQL Server skills.
  • Do more: Increase productivity by supporting both databases at the same time with the same DBAs.

Technical Benefits:

  • Expand competency: Oracle DBAs can extend their skills to SQL Server.
  • Increase Marketability: Expand Oracle DBAs’ skill set on the most popular database in terms of unit deployed in the marketplace – SQL Server.
  • Better interoperability: DBAs can perform many operations that involves two databases such as schema transfer, data transfer, and database migration.

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