Microsoft SQL Server Business Intelligence
Short course
In Bath
Description
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Type
Short course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
Bath
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Duration
5 Days
The course will cover the SQL Server components and tools used for B.I. projects. The course will also include the new features in SQL Server B.I. 2016. Reporting Services, Analysis Services and Integration Services will be explored and worked with. Components of Business Intelligence in SQL Server are completely independent from the SQL Server databases, so they can be used over any data sources. Therefore it is not necessary to know the SQL Server itself.
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About this course
After completing this course you will be able to:
• Make your existing data work harder for you
• Integrate diverse data stores to a single repository
• Transform raw data to business intelligence
• Create eloquent reports from raw data
Developers, analysts and business users need to quickly analyse large amounts of data, get insight into that data, retrieve hidden knowledge inside it, and report against various data sources professionally and effectively. This course will enable them to do this with SQL Server Business Intelligence.
Before attending this course, students must have:
• An understanding of relational database concepts
• Experience of querying a relational database
• A fundamental understanding of reporting and analysis
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Subjects
- SQL
- Business Intelligence
- SQL Server
- Data Management
- Database
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Reporting Services
- Integration Services
- Analysis Services
- Computing
Teachers and trainers (1)
Parnel Gomez
Verhoef Trainer
Course programme
Overview of SSRS.
Installing Reporting Services.
The Reporting Lifecycle.
Highlights of Reporting Services.
Reporting Services Scenarios.
Reporting Services Developer Tools.
Module 2: Authoring Basic Reports
Creating a Basic Table Report.
Report Definition Language.
Accessing Data.
Formatting Report Pages.
Headers and Footers.
Calculating Values.
Common Aggregate Functions.
Module 3: Enhancing Reports
Interactive Navigation.
Use Show/Hide to Provide Drill-Down.
Navigate From Report To Report Using Links.
Working with Data Regions.
Using Report Manager.
Distribute and Manage Published Reports.
Module 4: Introduction to SQL Server Integration Services – SSIS
What Is SSIS?
When to Use SSIS?
SSIS Architecture.
Integration Services Scenarios.
Integration Services Developer Tools.
Control Flow and Design Flow.
Design Surfaces.
Migrating data across Excel, Flat Files, XML and database providers.
Adding Tasks to a Package.
Module 5: SSIS Going Further
Building a Package.
Troubleshooting a Package.
Deploying a Package to the SSIS Server.
Scheduling a Package with SQL Server Agent.
Securing a Package in Management Studio.
Using Variables, Event Handlers and Configurations.
Module 6: Introduction to SQL Server Analysis Services – SSAS
What Is SSAS?
When to Use SSAS?
SSAS Architecture.
Analysis Services Tools.
Understanding Fact and Dimension tables.
Module 7: SSAS Going Further
Creating an Analysis Services Project in Visual Studio.
Fact and Dimension Tables.
Creating a Data Source.
Creating a Data Source View.
Creating a Cube Object Definition.
Deploy Definitions to OLAP Server and Load in Data.
Browse a Cube to Query Data.
Creating Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) to Give Meaning to Data.
Microsoft SQL Server Business Intelligence