LinkedIn – Database Foundations: Database Management 2021-2

Database Foundations: Database Management course. In the world of relational databases, the table is the star, but there are other components that are critical to the full functionality of a system. In this course—part three of the Database Fundamentals series—Adam Wilbert focuses on these complementary components. He covers topics such as view objects, query functionality, transactions, and stored procedures, and shows how each is an integral part of database management. Adam also offers challenges to test your skills throughout the course. As Adam demonstrates, knowledge of these database management elements can improve your system’s performance and lead to a more stable user experience. This course will help you gain a deeper understanding of the various components of a relational database and learn how they interact with each other. By learning the concepts of this course, you will be able to create and manage more efficient and reliable databases.

What you will learn:

• View objects: How to create and use views to simplify queries and protect data.
• Query performance: techniques to optimize queries and increase database response speed.
• Transactions: Manage transactions to ensure data integrity and prevent errors.
• Stored Procedures: Create and use stored procedures to automate repetitive tasks and improve performance.

This course is suitable for people who:

• Looking for deeper learning of database concepts.
• Want to improve their database management skills.
• Looking to increase the efficiency and performance of their databases.
• Interested in creating a better user experience for database users.

Database Foundations: Database Management course specifications

• Publisher: LinkedIn
• Lecturer: Adam Wilbert
• Training level: beginner to advanced
• Training duration: 2 hours and 14 minutes

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