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SQL Programming / SQL Server
Carljohnson1983
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Good Afternoon All,
SO I am a total beginner to SQL,
If I was to learn SQL Server via the Microsoft route does that teach you the Programming Side of SQL at all?
Carl
SO I am a total beginner to SQL,
If I was to learn SQL Server via the Microsoft route does that teach you the Programming Side of SQL at all?
Carl
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knownhero
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Well to start with if you go down the Database route you'll learn all the fundamentals about Databases. Then with that knowledge you can start going onto the MCSA; Here you'll learn how to query, administer and finally starting to get more specialised like data warehousing.
After that you'll start to pick a profession within the MCSE qualification route:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/mcse-data-management-analytics.aspx
You really do have a vast choice but programming is near the end, learn a solid foundation and you'll do fine70-410 [x] 70-411 [x] 70-462[x] 70-331[x] 70-332[x]
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adam9870
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Based on my experience, I think that YES.
For me - before I started to learn SQL Server - it was important to learn the basics of relational databases (for example: what is a table, what is a relation).