Getting Started with Teradata
What you'll learn
- Understand Teradata's competitive advantage over other RDBMSs
- Understand Teradata Architecture and Indexing mechanism
- Use SQL to process data stored in Teradata tables.
- Use Teradata application utilities to import/export data.
- Apply various performance turning techniques to optimize the queries.
Course content
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Requirements
- basic Knowledge in SQL
- General relational database knowledge
- basic UNIX commands
Description
Teradata provides market leading data and analytics platform. Built from scratch using parallelism, Teradata has been market leader for decades. It is used by world’s largest and competitive organizations to derive insights from their data and make decisions. In addition to its data warehousing platform, Teradata provides Analytics platform and connectors to integrate seamlessly with Hadoop.
This course will introduce the participants to work with Teradata. In this course we will cover details about Teradata Architecture, Indexing mechanism and how data is stored and retrieved. It will cover basic and advanced SQL operations in Teradata. It will also cover various utilities provided by Teradata to process, import and export data.
Who this course is for:
- Developers/Designers who want to gain acceleration in their careers as an Teradata Developer/Designer
- Analytics Managers who are subject matter experts, leading a team of analysts.
- Individual Contributors in the field of Enterprise Business Intelligence.
Instructor
Launch Programmers is an intuitive e-learning platform that is changing proficient online training. We offer online courses supported by online assets, alongside 24x7 on-request support. We give to experts the adaptability to learn at their own time and place, even from their mobile devices. Launch Programmers courses are uncommonly curated by specialists who screen the IT business with a hawk's eye, and react to desires, changes and prerequisites from the business, and consolidate them into our courses.