Implementing a Microsoft SQL 2016 Data Warehouse (MS-20767)
Implementing a Microsoft SQL 2016 Data Warehouse Course covers the key concepts of both on-premises and Azure SQL Server Deployment & Provision.
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Intermediate
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5 Days
Course Duration
5
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Implementing a Microsoft SQL 2016 Data Warehouse Course covers the key concepts of both on-premises and Azure SQL Server Deployment & Provision.
Course Information
About this Course:
This is an intermediate-level 5-day training program covering the fundamentals of Microsoft SQL 2016 Data Warehousing and is specifically designed for Database Professionals & Business Intelligence Developers. Professionals will get to learn the fundamental skills and knowledge of provisioning Microsoft SQL Database in a business enterprise and organization. This course helps professionals learn the essentials skills needed to pursue a successful career as a Database Administrator. On average, a professional Database Administrator earns $71,429 annually.
Implementing a Microsoft SQL 2016 Data Warehouse Course covers the key concepts of both on-premises and Azure SQL Server Deployment & Provision. Professionals get to learn the art of installing a new server from scratch and also get to know the basics of migrating from an existing database.
Course Objectives:
The core objective of this course is to help professionals gain a better knowledge and sound understanding of the following key concepts:
- Data Warehousing Solution Essentials & Logical Design Implementation
- Data Warehouse Development Hardware Considerations
- Column Index Creation and Data Warehouse Physical Design
- Microsoft Azure SQL Data Warehouse Implementation
- Fundamentals of SSIS and Data Flow Implementation
- Control Flow Implementation with Precedence & Tasks Constraints
- Parameters & Variables of Dynamic Package Creation
- Data Quality Service Implementation & SSIS Packages Debugging
- ETL Solution Implementation Considerations and Master Data Service Implementation
- SSIS Extension with Custom Components & SSIS Projects Deployment
- Getting to Know BI and Major BI Scenarios
Audience:
This course is tailored for the following group of professionals and interested candidates:
- Database Professionals
- Business Intelligence Developers
- Professionals liable for Implementing Data Warehouse & Data Cleansing
- Developers Creating & Developing BI Solutions
Prerequisites:
Professionals planning to enroll in Implementing a Microsoft SQL 2016 Data Warehouse (MS-20767) Course must comply with the following prerequisites:
- Foundational Knowledge of the Core Functionalities of Microsoft Windows
- Familiarity with Relational Databases and Database Design
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How will this training benefit me in my current job role?
This training will help you in your Job’s current role by knowing and getting hands on experience in the following areas:
This training will help you in your Job’s current role by knowing and getting hands on experience in the following areas:
- Understanding BI and common BI scenarios.
- Learn and deploy SQL Server Integration Services Project.
- You will be able to implement dimensions in a cube.
- Learn and work on Implementing Data Quality Services
- Key elements of a data warehousing solution
- How to Implement Logical and Physical design of a Data warehouse.
- ColumnStore indexes. What is the importance of them and how you can implement it on your database table/s.
- Get knowledge about Microsoft cloud solution (Azure) and implement SQL Data warehouse on Azure.
- Learn about the importance of dynamic packages, that include variables and parameters.
2. What are the various data sources of a typical BI Solution?
The primary sources of any/some BI solution from which data is extracted contains some or all of the following data sources:
- Application Data Sources.
- Proprietary data sources
- Documents (Excel)
- Sensors Data obtained from Data stream through MS SQL Server Stream Insight
- External data sources (cloud-based databases)
- Master data hubs (Definitive data values for core business entities)
Practice Certification Exam
Exam Test Sample: 70-767 Implementing a Microsoft SQL 2016 Data Warehouse
More Information
| Brand | Microsoft |
|---|---|
| Subjects | IT Ops & Management |
| Lab Access | Yes |
| Technology | Microsoft |
| Learning Style | Virtual Classroom |
| Learning Type | Course |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Course Duration | 5 Days |
| Language | English |
| SATV Value | 5 |
| VPA Discount | VPA Discount |
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- The course was super valuable for me. The lectures made me accountable for keeping pace and getting through the material. The instructorwas flexible and worked with me to get the most value out of the class for my objective of passing 70463 and 70767. The Lab associateinstructor stuck by me past time more than once in case I had problems. The MOC curriculum is excellent. Some feedback...Instructorsneed to study the MOC courseware material before delivering the class rather than just mainly read the slides. Instructors should be in asimilar time zone so that they are not fatigued.
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- Richard is a great instructor. He's a SQL expert and an asset to QuickStrart. I've taken many course with QuickStart and have had Richard as an instructor many times. I feel like I retain a lot more information when he is instructing. I have worked 5-7 years in the IT industry when taking this training.
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- Jeff is great and I've taken several classes where he's taught. I'd recommend anyone take a training from him. He will always ask if we have questions (most of us are introverts I think so its usually silence). I have worked 5-7 years in the IT industry when taking this training.
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- Great job! Thanks Jeff! I have worked over 10 years in the IT industry when taking this training.
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- Would be nice to hear more about real work issues and solutions that maybe the instructor or know of someone else has experienced. Instructor should also encourage dialog from his students I have worked over 10 years in the IT industry when taking this training.
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- Good real world examples. Make the demos different then the labs. Basically we watch him do it and then do THE EXACT same thing.
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