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| Code | Name | Duration | Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| mysqladm | MySQL Database Administration | 14 hours | MySQL Administration training course is for anyone who wants to administrate the MySQL database server. It is a comprehensive course covering all administrator duties. The course explains how MySQL Database works, what tools are available, how we can use them, how we can secure the MySQL Database Server and configure it. During the training course you will learn how to manage user accounts and how the MySQL Access Privilege System works. You also will learn how to maintain your database, backup and recover your databases and perform crash recovery. MySQL Server Files and Scripts MySQL Programs MySQL Server MySQL Client GUI Tools MySQL Server Configuration mysqld Options The Server SQL Mode Server System Variables Dynamic System Variables Server Status Variables Shutdown Process MySQL Security Issues Securing MySQL Against Attacks Security-Related mysqld Options Security Issues with LOAD DATA LOCAL MySQL Access Privilege System MySQL Privilege System Overview Privileges Provided by MySQL Connecting to the MySQL Server - Stages Access Control, Stage 1: Connection Verification Access Control, Stage 2: Request Verification Access Denied Errors MySQL User Account Management Users and Passwords Creating New Users Deleting User Accounts Limiting User Resources Changing Passwords MySQL Database Maintenance Backup and Recovery Point-in-Time Recovery Maintenance and Crash Recovery myisamchk Syntax and Options Getting Table Information MySQL Local Setting National Characters and Sorting MySQL Server Time Zone MySQL Log Files Error Log General Query Log Update Log Binary Log Slow Query Log Log File Maintenance and Rotation Running Multiple MySQL Servers on the Same Machine Running Multiple Servers in Windows Running Multiple Servers in Windows as Services Running Multiple Servers in Unix and Linux Using Client Tools in a Multi-Server Environment MySQL Query Cache The Concept of Query Cache Testing Query Cache with SELECT Configuring Query Cache Checking Query Cache Status and Maintenance |
| sqlfun | SQL Fundamentals | 14 hours | This SQL training course is for people who want to gain the necessary skills to extract and analyse data from any database and create reports. Course members will learn: how to write SQL queries what relational databases are and how we can use them what are relations and how to create them the structure of data differences between SQL dialects (Oracle, T-SQL, ANSI) practical skills for writing queries This SQL course deals with generic ANSI SQL. It can be used in any database, including Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, DB2, Informix, PostgreSQL any other relational databases. RDBMS (Relational DataBase Management System) Relational Operators SQL as Declarative Language SQL Syntax SQL Sublanguages DQL, DML, DDL, DCL DQL (Data Query Language) in Detail SELECT clause Column aliases Table aliases Date types and Date functions Group function Table joins JOIN clause UNION operator Nested queries Correlated subqueries DML (Data Manipulation Language) Overview Inserting rows (INSERT) Inserting rows using subquery Updating rows (UPDATE) Deleting rows (DELETE) DDL (Data Definition Language) Overview Creating, altering and dropping objects (CREATE, ALTER, DROP) Creating tables using subquery (CREATE TABLE .... AS SELECT...) CONSTRAINTS Overview NULL i NOT NULL CONSTRAINT clause ENUM type SET type PRIMARY KEY UNIQUE FOREIGN KEY DEFAULT clause Transactions Overview COMMIT ROLLBACK SAVEPOINT Implicit and explicit rollbacks and commits SQL Dialects Overview MySQL Microsoft Access and SQL Server Oracle and PostgreSQL |
| sqlmysqladv | SQL Advanced in MySQL | 7 hours | This course has been created for people already acquainted with SQL. The course introduces you into secrets common to all SQL databases as well as MySQL specific syntax, functions and features. DQL (Data Query Language) Correlation in FROM, WHERE, SELECT and HAVING clauses Correlation and performance Using CASE, IF, COALESCE functions Using variables Casting and converting Dealing with NULL, NULL-safe operators Using regular expression with REGEXP operator Useful MySQL specific group by functions (GROUP_CONCAT, etc.) GROUP BY WITH ROLLUP EXISTS, ALL, ANY Multitable OUTER JOIN Rewriting subqueries as joins DML (Data Modification Language) Multi-row inserts INSERT by SELECT Using subqueries in DML statements Using variables in DML queries Locking tables and rows Updating data in many tables IGNORE clause REPLACE clause DELETE versus TRUNCATE DDL (Data Definition Language) Creating tables with select Temporary tables Stored Procedures Short introduction to MySQL stored procedures |
| mariadbadmin | MariaDB Database Administration | 14 hours | MariaDB Administration training course is for anyone who wants to administrate the MariaDB database server. It is a comprehensive course covering all administrator duties. The course explains how MariaDB Database works, what tools are available, how we can use them, how we can secure the MariaDB Database Server and configure it. During the training course you will learn how to manage user accounts and how the MariaDB Access Privilege System works. You also will learn how to maintain your database, backup and recover your databases and perform crash recovery. Installing MariaDB server Installing in Ubuntu/Debian Installing in other Linux Distributions Installation on Windows MariaDB Server Files and Scripts MariaDB Programs MariaDB Server MariaDB Client GUI Tools MariaDB Server Configuration Server Options The Server SQL Mode Server System Variables Dynamic System Variables Server Status Variables Shutdown Process MariaDB Security Issues Securing MariaDB Against Attacks Security-Related Options Security Issues with LOAD DATA LOCAL MariaDB Access Privilege System MariaDB Privilege System Overview Privileges Provided by MariaDB Connecting to the MariaDB Server - Stages Access Control, Stage 1: Connection Verification Access Control, Stage 2: Request Verification Access Denied Errors MariaDB User Account Management Users and Passwords Creating New Users Deleting User Accounts Limiting User Resources Changing Passwords MariaDB Database Maintenance Backup and Recovery Point-in-Time Recovery Maintenance and Crash Recovery myisamchk Syntax and Options Getting Table Information MariaDB Local Setting National Characters and Sorting MariaDB Server Time Zone MariaDB Log Files Error Log General Query Log Update Log Binary Log Slow Query Log Log File Maintenance and Rotation Running Multiple MariaDB Servers on the Same Machine Running Multiple Servers in Windows Running Multiple Servers in Windows as Services Running Multiple Servers in Unix and Linux Using Client Tools in a Multi-Server Environment MariaDB Query Cache The Concept of Query Cache Testing Query Cache with SELECT Configuring Query Cache Checking Query Cache Status and Maintenance The CONNECT Storage Engine Installing the CONNECT storage engine Creating and dropping CONNECT tables Reading and writing CSV data using CONNECT Reading and writing XML data using CONNECT Accessing MariaDB tables using CONNECT Using the XCOL table type Using the PIVOT table type Using the OCCUR table type Exploring Dynamic and Virtual Columns in MariaDB Creating tables with dynamic columns Inserting, updating, and deleting dynamic column data Reading data from a dynamic column Using virtual columns Performance and Usage Statistics Installing the Audit Plugin Using the Audit Plugin Using engine-independent table statistics Using extended statistics Enabling the performance schema Using the performance schema Optimizing and Tuning MariaDB Using SHOW STATUS Controlling MariaDB optimizer strategies Using extended Keys with InnoDB and XtraDB Configuring the MyISAM segmented key cache Configuring threadpool Configuring the Aria pagecache Optimizing queries with the subquery cache Optimizing semijoin subqueries Using microseconds in DATETIME columns Updating the DATETIME and TIMESTAMP columns automatically |
| 3044 | Using and managing the database in MySQL | 14 hours | Participant will learn: Can I use MySQL for free? What do I offer a commercial license? How to install a MySQL database? How to perform basic operations on the installation? What are the available tools for managing and programming in a MySQL database? Legal aspect MySQL MySQL's dual license policies Commercial License Open Source License Installing MySQL Standard installation of MySQL (binary files) Installing MySQL on Windows or Unix-like (GNU / Linux, FreeBSD) Tuning the server after installation, testing Upgrading MySQL Connecting to the server Making queries Creating and using databases Creating and selecting a database Creating tables Importing data into the table Obtaining information about the database and tables Using the mysql command in batch (Batch Mode) Discussion of the utilities Ways to call the program Setting program options (command line, the configuration file, environment variables) Setting the program variables via command line GUI tools for managing and programming the database MySQL Administrator MySQL Query Browser Toad for MySQL |
| sqlmysql | SQL in MySQL | 14 hours | How to build a query? What opportunities has the SQL in a MySQL database? What is a relational database? What is the structure and SQL commands? Relational database models Relational operators Characteristics of declarative SQL language SQL syntax Division language DQL, DML, DDL, DCL Data Query Language SELECT queries. Aliases columns of tables Service date (DATE types, display functions, formatting) Group Features Combining internal and external tables (JOIN clause) UNION operator Nested Subqueries (the WHERE clause, the table name, column name) Correlated subqueries Data Modification Language Inserting rows (INSERT clause) Inserting rows by request Variation of the rows (UPDATE) Delete rows (DELETE) Data Definition Language Creating, altering and dropping objects (CREATE, ALTER, DROP) Creating tables using subquery (CREATE TABLE .... AS SELECT...) CONSTRAINTS Options NULL and NOT NULL CONSTRAINT clause ENUM type type SET PRIMARY KEY condition UNIQUE condition FOREIGN KEY condition DEFAULT clause Transactions The command COMMIT, ROLLBACK, SAVEPOINT |
| 1126 | Database Version Control (dbv) | 7 hours | This course show a solution for sharing and versioning your db schema. It contains exercises which cover: common scenarios in a software development with sharing database changes using the dbv to debug problems related to database schema changes dbv.php Installing Optional Settings Pushing schema objects Receiving schema objects Creating revisions Receiving revisions |
| dnswebmaildb | Top 4 Linux/Unix Servers - DNS,Web,Mail and Database | 35 hours | Created Linux/Unix Administrators and developers who are interested with getting involved in LInux/Unix Servers Even beginners, who have the basic skill and knowledge on Linux, can catch up with this course just if you follow the instructor's lab and explanation in detail. This course is intended to practice enough Managing Linux Servers and to show it is very easy to understand Linux/Unix servers. This course will be delivered to audience with 40% lectures, 50% labs and 10% Q&A. This five-day course strongly emphasizes lab-based activities. You'll learn how to deploy and manage Top 4 Linux Servers that provide highly useful network services to a mission-critical enterprise environment. It can be deliver on any distribution (Fedora, CentOS are commonly used) This course covers these kinds of topics: Bind as a ;DNS server Apache as a Web Server Postfix as a Mail Server MariaDB as a Database Server Through this course, you will learn from the installation to High level features of each server. |
| mariadbdev | MariaDB 10 Developer Course | 28 hours | Created DBAs, Administrators and developers who are interested with getting involved in MariaDB 10 based on Linux system. Even beginners, who have the basic skill and knowledge on Linux, can catch up with this course just if you follow the instructor's lab and explanation in detail. This course is intended to practice enough Database Concept and SQL and to show it is very easy to understand how to use SQL and manage MariaDB on Linux system. This course will be delivered to audience with 40% lectures, 50% labs and 10% Q&A. This five-day course strongly emphasizes lab-based activities After this course, you can apply the knowledge, which you obtained through this course, to the other database systems such as MySQL, Oracle Database, MSSQL Server and PostgreSQL as well. It can be deliver on any distribution (Ubuntu, CentOS are commonly used) This course covers these kinds of topics: Chapter 00 MariaDB 10 Developer Course Introduction Chapter 01 MariaDB 10 Introduction Chapter 02 Startup MariaDB 10 Chapter 03 MariaDB Tools - Command & GUI Chapter 04 Retrieving Data using SQL Chapter 05 Filtering Data using SQL Chapter 06 Summarizing, Grouping & Combining Chapter 07 Database, Table & Indexes Chapter 08 Inserting, Updating & Deleting Data Chapter 09 Table Joins Chapter 10 Subqueries Chapter 11 Views Chapter 12 Stored Procedures Chapter 13 Triggers Chapter 14 MariaDB Datatypes Chapter 15 Transaction Processing Chapter 16 MariaDB User Management Chapter 17 MariaDB Client Tools |
| 68962 | MySQL Administration | 32 hours | Audience: Any IT professionals who aspire to become DBAs or database support professionals on MySql Database on linx/windows platforms. Format: 40% theoretical/lectures, 60%Practical/hands on lab Introduction MySQL Overview, Products, Services MySQL Services and Support Supported Operating Services Training Curriculum Paths MySQL Documentation Resources MySQL Architecture The client/server model Communication protocols The SQL Layer The Storage Layer How the server supports storage engines How MySQL uses memory and disk space The MySQL plug-in interface System Administration Choosing between types of MySQL distributions Installing the MySQL Server The MySQL Server installation file structure Starting and stopping the MySQL server Upgrading MySQL Running multiple MySQL servers on a single host Server Configuration MySQL server configuration options System variables SQL Modes Available log files Binary logging Clients and Tools Available clients for administrative tasks MySQL administrative clients The mysql command-line client The mysqladmin command-line client The MySQL Workbench graphical client MySQL tools Available APIs (drivers and connectors) Data Types Major categories of data types Meaning of NULL Column attributes Character set usage with data types Choosing an appropriate data type Obtaining Metadata Available metadata access methods Structure of INFORMATION_SCHEMA Using the available commands to view metadata Differences between SHOW statements and INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables The mysqlshow client program Using INFORMATION_SCHEMA queries to create shell commands and SQL statements Transactions and Locking Using transaction control statement to run multiple SQL statements concurrently The ACID properties of transactions Transaction isolation levels Using locking to protect transactions Storage Engines Storage engines in MySQL InnoDB storage engine InnoDB system and file-per-table tablespaces NoSQL and the Memcached API Configuring tablespaces efficiently Using foreign keys to attain referential integrity InnoDB locking Features of available storage engines Partitioning Partitioning and its use in MySQL Reasons for using partitioning Types of partitioning Creating partitioned tables Subpartitioning Obtaining partition metadata Modifying partitions to improve performance Storage Engine Support of Partitioning User Management Requirements for user authentication Using SHOW PROCESSLIST to show which threads are running Creating, modifying and dropping user accounts Alternative authentication plugins Requirements for user authorization Levels of access privileges for users Types of privileges Granting, modifying and revoking user privileges Security Recognizing common security risks Security risks specific to the MySQL installation Security problems and counter-measures for network, operating system, filesystem and users Protecting your data Using SSL for secure MySQL server connections How SSH enables a secure remote connection to the MySQL server Finding additional information for common security issues Table Maintenance Types of table maintenance operations SQL statements for table maintenance Client and utility programs for table maintenance Maintaining tables for other storage engines Exporting and Importing Data Exporting Data Importing Data Programming Inside MySQL Creating and executing Stored Routines Describing stored routine execution security Creating and executing triggers Creating, altering and dropping events Event execution scheduling MySQL Backup and Recovery Backup basics Types of backup Backup tools and utilities Making binary and text backups Role of log and status files in backups Data Recovery Replication Managing the MySQL Binary Log MySQL replication threads and files Setting up a MySQL Replication Environment Designing Complex Replication Topologies Multi-Master and Circular Replication Performing a Controlled Switchover Monitoring and Troubleshooting MySQL Replication Replication with Global Transaction Identifiers (GTIDs) Introduction to Performance Tuning Using EXPLAIN to Analyze Queries General Table Optimizations Monitoring status variables that affect performance Setting and Interpreting MySQL server Variables Overview of Performance Schema Conclusion Q&A Session |
Upcoming Courses
| Course | Course Date | Course Price [Remote / Classroom] |
|---|---|---|
| MariaDB Database Administration - Dubai | Tue, 2017-11-14 09:30 | 2600USD / 4500USD |
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