T-SQL Classroom Training and Certification Classes

A T-SQL course typically covers the following topics:

• Introduction to T-SQL and its differences from standard SQL
• Data definition and manipulation using T-SQL (e.g., SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)
• Using JOINs, subqueries, and CTEs (Common Table Expressions) for complex queries
• T-SQL functions, such as aggregate functions, window functions, and system functions
• Procedural programming concepts, including variables, control structures, and error handling
• Creating and using stored procedures, triggers, and user-defined functions
• Transaction management and concurrency control
• Performance optimization techniques and best practices

To practice and improve your skills in T-SQL, you can:

• Work on personal projects or real-world scenarios that require T-SQL
• Participate in online forums, communities, or discussion groups focused on T-SQL and Microsoft SQL Server
• Read T-SQL books, blogs, and articles to stay updated on the latest features and best practices
• Experiment with various T-SQL features and functions in a test environment or sandbox to gain hands-on experience