SQL Server & T-SQL Training
Build the database foundation, query fluency, and programming discipline required to work confidently with relational data. Master SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), relational schema design, advanced analytics with CTEs & window functions, and enterprise database programming with stored procedures, indexes, and triggers.
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Who this is for
- ✓Freshers and career switchers building essential database foundations — SQL is the universal prerequisite
- ✓QA engineers and automation testers validating back-end databases, API data layers, and data integrity
- ✓Data analysts, BI developers, and developers writing complex joins, aggregations, and window functions
- ✓Engineers preparing for technical SQL interviews with demonstrable, portfolio-ready project work
- ✓Anyone unsure yet — the first 4 classes are free, no commitment
What you'll master
- ✓SSMS workspace mastery: Object Explorer, Query Editor, and database administration tools
- ✓Relational schema design: DDL, constraints, primary & foreign keys, and referential integrity
- ✓Query fluency & manipulation: DML, DQL, advanced filtering, multi-table joins, CTEs, and window ranking
- ✓Enterprise database programming: Clustered/nonclustered indexes, views, stored procedures, UDFs, and triggers
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Curriculum roadmap
From your first SQL connection to reusable database logic. Explore the 5 structured learning phases below.
From your first SQL connection to reusable database logic
The syllabus is structured as a practical progression. Each stage builds directly on the objects, statements, and query patterns introduced before it.
01 Work inside SQL Server
Connect to Server; navigate SQL Server Management Studio, Object Explorer, Object Explorer Details, and Query Editor.
02 Define reliable structures
Learn T-SQL foundations, DDL, database and table creation, alteration and deletion, data types, constraints, primary keys, and foreign keys.
03 Create and retrieve records
Use INSERT, IDENTITY, INSERT…SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE, SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, DISTINCT, aliases, and common filters.
04 Analyze relationships and results
Use functions, groups, HAVING, OVER/PARTITION BY, ranking, CTEs, TOP, operators, subqueries, set operators, and joins.
05 Package database capability
Understand clustered/nonclustered indexes, views, cursors, stored procedures, user-defined functions, and triggers.
Skill stack
Database objects
Database creation, alteration, deletion, tables, and data types.
Integrity rules
Constraints, primary keys, and foreign-key relationships.
Data changes
INSERT, IDENTITY, INSERT…SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, and TRUNCATE.
Result filtering
SELECT, WHERE, BETWEEN, IN, LIKE, IS NULL, aliases, DISTINCT, and ORDER BY.
Analytical queries
Functions, GROUP BY, HAVING, window functions, ranking, CTEs, and TOP.
Reusable programming
Indexes, views, cursors, procedures, functions, and triggers.
Evolution pipeline
SSMS, Object Explorer, Query Editor
Databases, tables, types, constraints
Insert, update, select, filters, sorting
Functions, groups, windows, CTEs, joins
Indexes, views, cursors, procedures, UDFs, triggers
Applied learning sequence
1. Model
Create tables, choose data types, and enforce integrity with primary and foreign keys.
2. Populate
Insert and update records, then move data between tables through INSERT…SELECT.
3. Query
Filter, group, join, rank, and package results into reusable database components.
Build the structure before you query the data
Establish the environment, database objects, data types, and integrity rules that make later SQL work reliable and understandable. This module covers both database design and maintenance statements.
SQL Server workspace
Connect to the server, navigate Object Explorer, inspect details, and use Query Editor to create, run, and refine T-SQL statements.
Database and table DDL
Create, alter, and delete databases and tables. Select data types that fit the information being stored.
Constraints and integrity
Use a primary key to identify a record and a foreign key to enforce the relationship between related tables.
Insert and identity
Add records with INSERT, use IDENTITY when an automatically generated value is appropriate, and create/populate a table from another table.
Change and remove rows
Use UPDATE for targeted modification. Compare DELETE and TRUNCATE so the scope and effect of a removal action is understood.
Move data between tables
Use INSERT…SELECT patterns to add rows from one table to another with a clear source and destination.
SSMS Setup & Databases
Connecting to server, Object Explorer, Query Editor, CREATE/ALTER/DROP DATABASE.
Tables, Types & Keys
Data types, CREATE TABLE, Primary Keys, Foreign Keys, Unique & Check constraints.
Data Modification (DML)
INSERT, IDENTITY, UPDATE, DELETE vs TRUNCATE, and INSERT…SELECT table copies.
Retrieve, refine, summarize, and compare
This phase turns table data into useful information through filters, grouping, analytical functions, reusable query logic, and relational joins.
Shape the right result set
- SELECT and column aliases
- WHERE and SQL operators
- BETWEEN…AND, IN, LIKE, IS NULL
- DISTINCT and ORDER BY
Find the pattern in the data
- Aggregate functions (SUM, AVG, COUNT, MIN, MAX)
- GROUP BY and HAVING
- OVER (PARTITION BY …)
- Ranking functions (ROW_NUMBER, RANK, DENSE_RANK) and TOP n
Break a complex question into steps
- Common Table Expressions (CTEs)
- Subqueries & correlated expressions
- Operators inside expressions
- Intermediate query results
Work across tables and result sets
- INNER, OUTER, LEFT, RIGHT, FULL, and CROSS joins
- UNION and UNION ALL
- INTERSECT and EXCEPT
- Join keys and null-aware output
SELECT, WHERE & Filtering
Column aliases, logical operators, LIKE pattern matching, NULL checking, ORDER BY.
Multi-Table Joins & Sets
INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, FULL joins, CROSS joins, UNION ALL, INTERSECT, EXCEPT.
Aggregations & Windows
GROUP BY, HAVING, ROW_NUMBER, RANK, DENSE_RANK, PARTITION BY, and CTEs.
Move beyond one-off queries
The final technical stage covers objects that support controlled data access, reusable logic, and well-organized database behavior.
Build a database layer that can be understood and reused.
Students learn the role of indexes, views, procedures, functions, cursors, and triggers—then connect those components into a clear database project narrative.
Create a small database; populate it; build joined reporting queries; add a view or stored procedure; and explain how the object design supports reliable access and maintenance.
Understand table data organization vs separate query access paths without changing core tables.
Create reusable query-based representations of data for simplified access, reporting, or controlled exposure.
Package repeatable database actions behind a named interface that can be executed consistently.
Create reusable logic that returns a single scalar value or a table-like result.
Understand row-by-row processing and event-driven database behavior with clear operational intent.
Read
Use indexes and well-structured queries to consider how data is accessed and retrieved.
Reuse
Use views, stored procedures, and user-defined functions to package logic for later use.
Respond
Use cursors and triggers with intent when row-by-row or event-driven behavior is required.
Project delivery brief
Model the data
Create related tables and apply primary-key and foreign-key integrity.
Answer questions
Use joins, groups, rankings, or subqueries to produce useful output.
Package the logic
Add a view, stored procedure, or user-defined function and explain its purpose.
Views & Stored Procedures
Creating views, schema binding, parameterized procedures, output variables.
UDFs, Triggers & Cursors
Scalar & inline table-valued functions, AFTER/INSTEAD OF triggers, cursor loops.
Indexes & Performance
Clustered vs NonClustered indexes, execution plans, query optimization & tuning.
What you will be ready to demonstrate
The course connects essential database design to advanced analysis and database programming, producing a practical, explainable SQL project outcome.
Workspace confidence
Connect to SQL Server, use SQL Server Management Studio, navigate Object Explorer, and work productively in Query Editor.
Database design
Create databases, tables, data types, primary keys, and foreign keys with clear integrity rules.
Query fluency
Use SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, aggregate functions, GROUP BY, HAVING, and joins across tables.
Analysis & programming
Apply CTEs, ranking, window functions, and package reusable capability into views, procedures, and functions.
Build a portfolio-ready SQL narrative
1. Design
Create a database, tables, types, and integrity rules that model a business situation.
2. Populate
Insert, update, copy, and maintain records while making deliberate change decisions.
3. Analyze
Filter, group, rank, join, and compare data to answer a focused reporting question.
4. Package
Use a view or programmable object to present a reusable database solution.
Portfolio Analytics Project
End-to-end relational schema modeling, data loading, and executive business KPIs.
Interview & Query Challenges
Live coding scenarios, complex window function questions, CV & portfolio review.
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Industry practitioner with hands-on enterprise database engineering and analytics experience.
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Questions? We have answers
Do I need prior coding experience for this course?
+No. The course starts from absolute foundations (connecting to SQL Server and navigating SSMS) and progresses step-by-step to advanced analytical and programmable queries.
Which SQL dialect is covered in this course?
+The program focuses on Microsoft SQL Server and Transact-SQL (T-SQL), while teaching core ANSI SQL principles that transfer directly to PostgreSQL, MySQL, Snowflake, and Oracle.
What projects will I build for my portfolio?
+You will build an end-to-end relational database: designing related schemas with integrity rules, populating records via INSERT…SELECT, answering business analytics questions with CTEs and window ranking, and packaging logic into views, stored procedures, and triggers.
When does the next batch start?
+Batches are scheduled regularly. Reach out via WhatsApp or submit a request to confirm the next cohort start date.
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