SQL Server, short for Structured Query Language Server, is a powerful Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) meticulously crafted and championed by Microsoft. With a legacy spanning over two decades in the Windows environment, SQL Server’s prowess is undisputed. In a significant milestone, Microsoft opened doors to Linux compatibility in 2016, ushering in a new era of cross-platform capabilities.

Key Components:

• Database Engine: At the heart of SQL Server, the Database Engine fuels data storage, retrieval, and management. It’s the workhorse that ensures the efficient organization and access to your valuable data.
• SQLOS (SQL Server Operating System): SQLOS is the architectural cornerstone, orchestrating system resources and optimizing performance. It’s the silent force that keeps SQL Server running smoothly, whether on Windows or Linux.

With SQL Server, you’re not just working with a database; you’re harnessing a robust, versatile RDBMS designed to empower data-driven solutions in a dynamic, cross-platform world.”

• Introduction To SQL Server
• Data Definition Language (DDL)

• Data Manipulation Language (DML)
• Database

• Data Manipulation Language
• Data Query Language (DQL)

• Built In Functions
• Top n Clause

• Set Operators
• Joins

• Sub Queries
• Indexes

• Views
• Transaction Management

• Stored Procedure
• User Defined Functions

• Triggers
• Exception Handling

• Backup and Restore Of Database
• Attach and Detach of Database

• Normalization