This three-day course is a follow on course from the M10961 course. It is built on Windows Server 2012 R2 and Windows 8.1 and while it is specifically focussed on Windows PowerShell v4.0, is also relevant in v2.0 and v3.0 Windows PowerShell environments.

Expand and build upon the knowledge already acquired in course 10961B and focus on building more scalable and usable Windows PowerShell scripts for use in your organization by building your own Windows PowerShell tools. Learn about areas such as the creation of advanced functions, script modules, advanced parameters attributes and controller scripts. Also learn how to make your scripts more robust by learning about handling script errors and the analysis and debugging Windows PowerShell scripts. The course will also cover the use of Windows PowerShell cmdlets with .NET Framework as well as teaching how to configure your Windows Servers using Desired State Configuration and providing an understanding of Windows PowerShell workflow.

The primary audience for this course is database and business intelligence (BI) professionals who are familiar with SQL Server 2008 and want to update their skills to SQL Server 2014, and become familiar with related Microsoft data technologies

Experience of building and managing database, data warehouse, and business intelligence (BI) solutions with SQL Server 2008.
Familiarity with the Windows Server 2012 operating system and networking.
Familiarity with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft SharePoin

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Module 1: Introduction to SQL Server 2014
Overview of SQL Server 2014
SQL Server 2014 Editions and Components
Installing SQL Server 2014
Enhancements to SQL Server Management Studio

Module 2: What’s New in SQL Server Database Development
Transact-SQL Enhancements
New and Enhanced Transact-SQL Functions
Enhancements to Spatial Data Support
Storing and Querying Documents with SQL Server 2014

Module 3: In-Memory Database Capabilities
The Buffer pool Extension
Columnstore Indexes
Memory-Optimized Tables

Module 4: Scripting SQL Server 2014
New and Enhanced Dynamic Management Views
Using PowerShell to Manage SQL Server

Module 5: Implementing Security in Microsoft SQL Server 2014
Security Management Enhancements
Contained Databases

Module 6: High Availability and Data Recovery Enhancements
AlwaysOn High Availability
Enhancements to Data Recovery

Module 7: New and Enhanced Features in SQL Server Integration Services
Using the CDC Control Task for Incremental Data Loads
Deploying and Operating SSIS Packages

Module 8: Data Quality Services
Introduction to Data Quality
Using Data Quality Services to Cleanse Data
Using Data Quality Services to Match Data

Module 9: Master Data Services
Introduction to Master Data Services
Implementing a Master Data Services Model
Using the Master Data Services Add-in for Excel

Module 10: SQL Server 2014 Reporting Services
Reporting Services Overview
Reporting Services and Microsoft SharePoint Server
Introduction to Data Alerts

Module 11: Implementing an Analysis Services Tabular Data Model
Introduction to Analysis Services Tabular Data Model Projects
Creating a Tabular Model
Using an Analysis Services Tabular Data Model in the Enterprise

Module 12: Self-Service BI with Microsoft Excel
PowerPivot for Excel
PowerPivot for SharePoint Server
Power Query
Power View
Power Map
Power BI for Office 365

Module 13: Introduction to Cloud Data Solutions
Overview of Cloud Computing
Windows Azure Services for Data

Module 14: Windows Azure SQL Database
Introduction to Windows Azure SQL Database
Windows Azure SQL Database Security
Implementing and Managing Databases

Module 15: SQL Server in Windows Azure Virtual Machines
Introduction to Windows Azure Virtual Machines
Windows Azure Virtual Machine Connectivity and Security
Creating Databases in a Windows Azure Virtual Machine

Module 16: Implementing Big Data Solutions
Introduction to Big Data
Windows Azure HDInsight
Consuming HDInsight Results in Excel
Obtaining Data from the Windows Azure Marketplace

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