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Explore SQL Server Management Studio, an integrated development environment for administering SQL Server and writing Transact-SQL, hosted in the Visual Studio shell and not a full development IDE.
Open SQL Server Management Studio, connect to a local instance, and use object explorer to manage servers, databases, and security, including North Wind and Adventure Works samples.
Explore the instance and database level objects in SQL Server to learn how to find them quickly when you need them.
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Customize the SSMS workspace by docking, auto-hiding, and moving windows. Review options, startup preferences, and help settings to access Books Online or local help.
Explore how Management Studio offers a highly configurable GUI for managing local or remote SQL Server instances, alongside command line options, making SQL Server usable for administrators and developers.
Discover SQL Server data tools, a credible, usable set of database development tools introduced with SQL Server 2012 that enhance creating databases and database objects for developers and administrators.
SQL Server Data Tools transforms database development inside Visual Studio with a declarative model that spans all phases, enabling build, debug, maintain, and refactor of databases with T-SQL support.
Navigate the SQL Server Data Tools installation challenge in part 3, as the project template launches the web platform installer, yet it gets the job done.
Discover how to use sql server data tools for connected development and offline database development. Create databases and tables, deploy updates with deployment scripts, and clone databases using schema compare.
Explore SQL Server Data Tools in connected mode, compare their power to Management Studio, and anticipate using Management Studio less over time for client work.
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Learn to create a sql server data tools project in offline mode using the north wind database, import objects, configure folders, and build the project.
Discover how data tools enhance database and data application development, making the process fun and engaging. The instructor, a developer at heart, highlights the potential in disconnected mode.
Discover how management studio streamlines database development and server administration in SQL Server. Realize most tasks are solvable with management studio, with command prompt available as an alternative.
Explore SQL Server's business intelligence tools, including Integration Services, Reporting Services, and Analysis Services, and learn to use SQL Server Data Tools to build applications for various API needs.
Explore SQL Server Integration Services for import, export, and transform data, including migrating North Wind categories to Adventure Works 2012, and learn about Reporting Services and Analysis Services.
Explore SQL Server business intelligence features that offer tools to move, shape, and analyze data stored in databases, and generate reports in forms most useful to users.
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Explore upgrading to Sequel Server 2012 by choosing between a named instance or upgrading the existing version, and discover a helpful tool to simplify the upgrade process.
Analyze upgrade paths and backward compatibility when upgrading SQL Server, use compatibility levels to preserve older behavior, and run the upgrade advisor to identify issues before migration.
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Finish configuring SQL Server 2012 after starting the installation, then close the installer to create a ready SQL Server 2012 instance.
Explore how to configure SQL Server using Configuration Manager, enabling services, adjusting network protocols, client connections, and aliases, then tune memory, security, and remote access settings.
This course will introduce students to SQL Server 2014 tour and installing, as well as teach them about SQL Server Data Tools, mode, tables, BI Services, preparing for installation, installation, and configuration.
This course will teach students about using the SQL Server Management Studio to explore DB objects, customize the UI and help, and use SQL Server data tools. Students will also learn about Disconnected Mode, tables, queries and services, and SQL Server integration tools. The final chapter of the course covers preparing for installation.