MSBI ONLINE TRAININGS (SQL Server BI ) with Realtime Project

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SQL School offers Real-time Quality Training on SQL Server 2005 & 2008. We trust in providing quality and interactive trainings that is making us one of the pioneers in the software training market with trusted relationship with our trainees. We are launching new MSBI Online training sessions next week. Time : [b]9 PM India Time[/b]. Duration is 80 hours with 100% complete [b][u]PRACTICAL TRAINING[/u][/b].[b] NO [/b] PPTs nor Screenshots.

[b]Please get an overview of the concepts we discuss:[/b]

[u][b]SSIS Course Details[/b][/u]

[b]1. Introduction to SSIS [/b]
o What is SSIS?
o Why we need to use SSIS?
o Understanding basics of  SSIS
o Understanding BIDS
[b]2. Introduction to Control Flow [/b]
o Control Flow in SSIS
o Control Flow Tasks
o Workflow Tasks
o Precedence Constraints
o Data Processing Tasks
o Other SQL Operations Tasks
[b]3. Introduction to Data Flows [/b]
o Data Flow in SIS
o Data Flow Pipeline
o Data Flow Sources
o Data Flow Destinations
o Data Viewers
o Data Flow Transformations
[b]4. Variables and Configurations [/b]
o Understanding Variables
o Using Variables in Control Flow
o Using Variables in Data Flow
o Understanding Property Expressions
o Understanding Configurations
o User Configurations
o Using Variables and Configurations between Packages
[b]5. Advanced Control Flow [/b]
o Advanced Control Flow Overview
o Using Containers
o Transactions Support in SSIS
o Additional Control Flow Tasks
[b]6. Package Deployment [/b]
o Overview of Deploying Packages
o Deployment Challenges
o Create a Package Deployment Utility
o The Package Installation Wizard
o Deploy a Package to the File System
o Deploy a Package to SQL Server
o Redeploying Updated Packages
[b]7. Package Management [/b]
o Overview of Package Management
o Managing packages with DTUtil
o Managing packages with SQL Server Management Studio
o Executing Packages
o Scheduling packages with SQL Server Agent
o SSIS Security
[b]8. Introduction to Scripting and Custom Components[/b]
o Extending SSIS Capabilities Through Code
o The SSIS scripting
o Scripting in Control Flows
o Scripting in Data Flows
o Custom SSIS Components
[b]9. Beyond ETL: Other Scenarios for SSIS [/b]
o Using SSIS Beyond ETL
o Migrating SQL Servers with SSIS
o SQL Server Maintenance Plans
o Working with Analysis Services
o Folder and File Management
o Working with Windows Event Log
[b]10. Conclusion [/b]


[u][b]SSAS Course Details[/b][/u]

[b]Introduction to Data Warehousing Concepts[/b]
i. What is Data Warehousing?
ii. Need for Data warehousing
iii. OLTP Databases Vs DW
iv. Multi-dimensionality
v. Star Schema

[b]Introduction to Analysis Services[/b]
i. Need for SSAS
ii. Fundamentals of Analysis Services 2005 and 2008
iii. Architecture of SSAS
iv. FASMI Rules
v. Configuration of SSAS
vi. SSAS and SQL Server Browser Service
vii. Integration with SQL Server Components
viii. Analysis Services Components Overview

[b]Designing Analysis Services Projects[/b]
i. Data Preparation
ii. Starting an Analysis Services Project
iii. Hierarchies and Attributes
iv. Dimension Design
v. Cube Design
vi. Basic Browsing

[b]Advanced SSAS Design[/b]
i. MDX Queries
ii. Creation of Sub Cubes
iii. Partitions
iv. Aggregations
v. Analysis Actions
vi. Slowly Changing Dimensions (SCD)
vii. Perspectives
viii. Permissions and Roles
ix. Security over Cubes and Dimensions

[b]MDX and Cube Analysis[/b]
[b]Basic MDX [/b]
• Multi-dimensional expressions
• MDX queries
• Creating calculations
[b]Advanced MDX [/b]
• Defining named sets
• Basic scripting
• Defining actions

[b]Key Performance Indicators[/b]
i. What are KPIs
ii. Use and Variants of KPIs
iii. Browsing KPIs using UI and MDX
iv. KPIs and XMLA
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Managing Analysis Services[/b]
i. Analysis Services Configuration
ii. Deployment Options
iii. Processing Types
iv. Browsing Cubes
v. Security Management
vi. Usage Based Optimizations (UBO)
vii. Importing SSAS Project

[b]Performance Counters[/b]
i. SQL Server Profiler
ii. Performance Counters

[b]Comparison with Analysis Services of SQL Server 2000[/b]
[b]Migrating SSAS 2005 Projects to 2008[/b]
i. New features in SQL Server 2008
ii. Performance benefits over MSAS 2005
iii. Dimension and Cube Extensions
iv. Mining Extensions in SSAS 2008
v. Attribute Relationships and Properties
vi. Type I and Type II SCDs

[b]Generation of Reports from SSAS Cubes
Best Practices and Conclusion[/b]


[u][b]SSRS Course Details[/b][/u]

[b]1. Introduction to Reporting Services 2005 and 2008[/b]
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[*]Why Reporting Services?
Specialty of SSRS 2005 and SSRS 2008
Reporting Services Fundamentals
Reporting Services Architecture
Reporting Services Components Overview
Reporting Life Cycle

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[b]2. Authoring Reports[/b]
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[*]Developing Basic Reports
Enterprise Reports
Ad Hoc Reports
Report designing tools
Structuring and Formatting
Grouping and Sorting
Expressions and Reports
Aggregations usage in SSRS
Static and Dynamic Report Parameters
Matrix Reports and Charts
Organizing data in Reports
Char Based Reports
Sub Reports and Applications

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[b]3. Dynamic Reports[/b]
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[*]Conditional Formatting
Conditional Representation
Visibility and Toggles
Customizing Report Definitions
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[b]4. Managing Reporting Services[/b]
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[*]Report Server Configuration
Publishing Reports
Organizing and Managing Content
Managing Report Execution
Virtual Directory Configuration Management
[b]Security Management[/b]
[b]Performance Management[/b]
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[b]5. Delivery of Reports[/b]
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[*]Accessing Reports
Rendering Reports
Managing Subscriptions
Creating Reports with Report Builder
[b]Report Models[/b]
Report Builder over IIS Manager
SSRS and Excel Sources
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[b]6. Automatic Delivery of Reports[/b]
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[*]Windows File Share
Email Delivery
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[b]7. SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services[/b]
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[*]New Features
Differences w.r.t SSRS 2005
Deployment Changes
IIS Administration and Share point Compatibility
Performance Considerations
Scalability and Optimization Tips
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[b]8. Security Parameters and Roles[/b]
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[*]Server Level Security
Report Level Security
Data Source level Security
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[b]9. Working with Analysis Services and Reporting Services[/b]
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[*]Use of OLAP Databases in Reports
MDX Implementation in SSRS
WriteBacks in SSRS
Security Mechanism over OLAP
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[b]10. Best Practices and Project [/b]

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