SQL Training Courses
The Most Effective T-SQL
Finally, a way to guarantee that your T-SQL queries are fast, powerful—and effective. Learn advanced T-SQL tricks—and unlearn common querying and reporting bad habits—with SQL Server MVP, author, and T-SQL expert extraordinaire Rob Farley. RUNNING NOW: May 14-16, Chicago.
Whether you’re a database administrator, developer, or business intelligence professional, Data Education brings the experts to you.
Our SQL Server training content is much more than just theory. At Data Education, our trainers use their real-world experience to prepare you to take what you learn in the classroom and apply it immediately to your business environment. From bestselling technical authors to Microsoft MVPs, our trainers focus on what you need to learn – right now.
It’s Time to Learn From the Best
Data Education prides itself on offering world-class, tested SQL Server 2012, 2008, and 2005 training to the database community, including courses on advanced T-SQL querying and tuning, SQL internals, high availability and disaster recovery, performance troubleshooting and parallelism, PowerShell, SSIS, PowerPivot, and everything you need to know about SQL Server 2012.
The Instructor-Led Training Advantage
Learn from veteran instructors who write the bestselling books on SQL Server and give learning a hands-on approach. We bring in the biggest names in the SQL Server world so that you learn the most cutting-edge database techniques out there. Classes are small and intimate, allowing plenty of time for student-instructor interaction.
Put what you learn into action while still in the classroom, with hands-on labs and exercises that integrate real-world workplace scenarios.
Special Features
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Data Heads
Profiles of some of the most intriguing database professionals out there. Check out Data Heads.
Question of the Week
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