Train Signal MTA - Database Administration Fundamentals

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MTA Database Fundamentals contains 21 lessons in nearly 5 hours of video instruction. Students will receive 2 DVDs of video lessons and additional content. Each lesson is available in several formats, iPod Video, Mp3 Audio, .WMV and high quality AVI, allowing students to use course materials on a variety of devices. Students can view all materials online after purchasing the course, ensuring instant access.

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TrainSignal, the global leader in professional computer training, announced the release of their Microsoft MTA Database Administration Fundamentals training course.

The MTA exam tests the typical skills expected of a database administrator (DBA), from understanding different data types to complying with security requirements. These introductory training videos cover the typical work tasks of a SQL DBA.

Basics of SQL (Structured Query Language)
Relational Database Concepts and Types of Data
Using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
Total preparation for Microsoft MTA Exam 98-364

This course may be considered suitable for beginners, but covers all the objectives for the Database Administration Fundamentals exam, including applied tasks for getting started in a DBA job role. The instructor demonstrates basic yet crucial tasks, such as writing queries, creating database objects, index maintenance, backup and recovery models, and more.

Course instructor Don Jones ' broad IT experience comes from 20 years in the business, with a strong focus on Microsoft server technologies. He's the author of more than 45 technology books, Microsoft Security Training, and writes monthly columns for the industry's leading periodicals. He's an in-demand speaker at technical conferences and symposia worldwide, and is widely recognized as one of the top trainers in the Microsoft sector.

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