
Learn to set up a virtual box environment for SQL Server 2016 administration, install Windows Server 2016 with service packs, and deploy the Wide World Imports and Adventure Works databases.
Create a virtual machine in VirtualBox to run Windows Server 2016 for SQL Server 2016 administration, including VM setup, ISO installation, resource planning, and network and firewall considerations.
Explore row level security in sql server 2016, implementing a function and security policy to filter data by user with filter and block predicates, while keeping access transparent to applications.
Learn how SQL Server 2016 stretch database offloads archival data from on-premises databases to Microsoft Azure, reducing hardware needs while remaining transparent to users.
Explore live query statistics in SQL Server 2016, compare it with older execution plans, and learn how real-time data aids troubleshooting and performance tuning.
Monitor the SQL Server 2016 query store in production, keep it in read mode, and tune retention and capture modes while using DMVs to spot slow queries.
Set up PolyBase to access Azure storage data from SQL Server 2016 by configuring master keys, credentials, external data sources, file formats, and external tables, then run remote queries.
Demonstrates deleting Azure resources and canceling a subscription in a testing environment to avoid charges, including confirming deletions and verifying billing status.
Welcome to SQL Server 2016 Administration. In this course, the student will be exposed to the latest and newest features that SQL Server 2016 has to offer. The student will learn about data masking, temporal tables, row level security, Azure cloud technology, stretch database configuration, live query statistics and much more. With this experience, the student will be able to configure, manage, deploy the latest features that are only available in SQL Server 2016 and as a result gain an advantage over the other IT professionals