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During this Microsoft Business Intelligence [MSBI] training program, you will dive into Designing an ETL Solution Architecture Using Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services and Implementing and Maintaining Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services. In addition, we will extensively cover how to Design an Analysis Solution Architecture Using Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services and Implement and Maintain Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services.
You will expand your knowledge on MDX Queries and learn how to create complex reports employing expressions, global collections, and conditional formatting using SQL Server Reporting Services. Microsoft Business Intelligence [MSBI] course consists of all real time tasks which arise in day to day activities. Each and every topic is covered with unique case studies. Microsoft Business Intelligence [MSBI] course is divided into 3 modules and totals more than 50 hours of instructor-led training for SQL Server 2014 Business Intelligence.
SQL Server 2014 Integration Services
Introduction to SQL Server
Integration Services
Product History
SSIS Package Architecture Overview
Development and Management Tools
Deploying and Managing SSIS
Packages
Source Control for SSIS Packages
SSIS for DBAs: Using SQL Server
Management Studio
The Import and Export Wizard
Importing and Exporting Data
Working with Packages
Database Maintenance Plans
Creating Database Maintenance Plans using
SSMS
Business Intelligence
Development Studio
Launching BIDS
Project templates
The package designer
The Toolbox
Solution Explorer
The Properties window
The Variables window
The SSIS menu
Introduction to Control Flow
Control Flow Overview
Precedence Constraints
The Execute SQL Task
The Bulk Insert Task
The File System Task
The FTP Task
The Send Mail Task
Advanced Control Flow
Containers grouping and looping
The Web Service Task
The WMI tasks
The Analysis Services tasks
The Execute Process Task
The Execute Package Task
Introduction to Data Flow
Data Flow Overview
Data Sources
Data Destinations
Data Transformations
The Copy Column Transformation
The Derived Column Transformation
The Data Conversion Transformation
The Conditional Split Transformation
The Aggregate Transformation
The Sort Transformation
Data Viewers
Variables and Configurations
Variables Overview
Variable scope
SSIS system variables
Using variables in control flow
Using variables in data flow
Using variables to pass information
between packages
Property expressions
Configuration Overview
Configuration options
Slowly Changing Dimensions
About Slowly changing dimensions
Types of Slowly changing dimensions
Loading Slowly changing dimensions with
SSIS
Handling inferred member in scd.
Change Data Capture
About CDC & LSN
Enbling CDC on database
Enable on Table
Implementing incremental Load with CDC
Pivoting & unpivoting in SSIS
Debugging, Error Handling and
Logging
SSIS debugging overview
Breakpoints in SSIS
SSIS debugging windows
Control Flow: The OnError event
handler
Data Flow: Error data flow
Configuring Package Logging
Built-in log providers
Advanced Data Flow
Revisiting data sources and
destinations
The Lookup Transformation
Getting Fuzzy: The Fuzzy Lookup and
Fuzzy Grouping Transformations
The Multicast Transformation
The Merge and Merge Join
Transformations
The Data Mining Query
Transformation
The Data Mining Model Training
Destination
The Slowly Changing Dimension
Transformation
Extending SSIS through Custom
Code
Introduction to SSIS scripting
The SSIS script editor
The SSIS object model
Script in Control flow: The Script Task
Script in Data flow: The Script Component
Introduction to SSIS component
development
SSIS Package Deployment
Configurations and deployment
The deployment utility
Deployment options
Deployment security
Executing packages – DTExec and
DTExecUI
SSIS Package Management
The SSIS Service
Managing packages with DTUtil
Managing packages with SQL Server
Management Studio
Scheduling packages with SQL Server
Agent
SQL Server 2014 Reporting
Services
Introducing SQL Server Reporting
Services
Tour of Features
Reporting Services Architecture
Reporting Services Terminology
Reporting Services Editions
Taking Reporting Services for a Spin
Creating Reports
Deconstructing Reporting Services
Shared Data Sources
Creating Reports from Scratch
Calculations and Formatting
Creating Expressions
Using the Global Collections
Formatting Items
Conditional Formatting
Grouping and Sorting
Creating Groups
Calculating Totals and Percentages
Interactive Sorting
Creating Drill-Down Reports
Report Parameters
Creating Report Parameters
Creating Drop-Down Parameters
Multi-Valued Parameters
Debugging Parameter Issues
Creating Matrix Reports and
Charts
Creating a Basic Matrix Report
Matrix Subtotals
Creating a Basic Chart
Exploring the Charting Possibilities
Managing Reporting Services
Deploying Reports and Data Sources
Exporting Reports and Printing
Using the Web-Based Report Manager
Using SQL Server Management
Studio-based Reporting Services Manager
Reporting Services Security
Two Parts to Reporting Services Security
Securing Access to Reports
Data Source Security
Programming Reporting Services
The Many Reporting Services APIs
Integrating Reporting Services into
Applications using URL Access
Using the Report Viewer Controls
Advanced Reporting Services
Programming
Using the Reporting Services Web Service
Working with Custom Assemblies
Snapshots and Subscriptions
Caching and Snapshots
Creating Standard Subscriptions
Creating Data-Driven Subscriptions
Managing Subscriptions
Ad-Hoc Reporting with Report
Builder
The Report Builder Architecture
Creating Report Model Projects
Running Report Builder
SQL Server 2014 Analysis
Services
OLAP Modeling
Modeling source schemas-stars and
snowflakes
Understanding dimensional modelingDimensions (Type 1, 2, or 3) or rapidly
changing
Understanding fact (measures) and cube
modeling
Using SSAS in BIDS
Understanding the development
environment
Creating Data Sources and Data Source
Views
Creating cubes – using the UDM and the
Cube Build Wizard
Refining Dimensions and Measures in BIDS
Intermediate SSAS
KPIs
Perspectives
Translations – cube metadata and currency
localization
Actions – regular, drill-through and
Reporting
Advanced SSAS
Using multiple fact tables
Modeling intermediate fact tables
Modeling M:M dimensions, Fact
(degenerate) dimensions, Role-playing
dimensions, writeback dimensions
Modeling changing dimensions –
Dimension Intelligence w/ Wizard
Using the Add Business Intelligence
Wizards – write-back, semi-additive
measures, time intelligence, account
intelligence
Cube Storage and Aggregation
Storage topics – basic aggregations, MOLAP
Advanced Storage Design – MOLAP, ROLAP,
HOLAP
Partitions – relational and Analysis
Services partitions
Customizing Aggregation Design –
Processing Design
Rapidly changing dimensions / ROLAP
dimensions
Welcome to the Real Time – Proactive
Caching
Cube processing options
Beginning MDX (All Basics)
Basic syntax
Using the MDX query editor in SQL Server
Management Studio
Most-used Functions & Common tasks
New MDX functions
Intermediate MDX
Adding calculated members
Adding scripts
Adding named sets
SSAS Administration
Best practices – health monitoring
XMLA scripting (SQL Mgmt Studio)
Other Documentation methods
Security – roles and permissions
Disaster Recovery – backup / restore
Clustering – high availability
Introduction to Data Mining
What and why?
Examples of using each of the 9 algorithms
(MS Clustering, MS Decision Trees, Naïve
Bayes, MS Sequence Clustering, MS Time
Series, MS Association Rules, MS Neural
Network)
Data mining dimensions
Data mining clients
Processing mining models
Introduction to Reporting Clients
Excel 2003 Pivot Tables
SQL RS & Report Builder
Difference between 2012& 2014
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