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Transaction, Isolation Levels and In-Memory OLTP in T-SQL

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Transaction, Isolation Levels and In-Memory OLTP in T-SQL, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 33 lectures, based on 44 reviews, and has 310 subscribers.

You will learn about Transactions & Deadlocks Concurrency Problems Isolation Levels In-Memory OLTP This course is ideal for individuals who are Helpful in handling concurrency scenarios related to Transactions or In-Memory OLTP can increase performance in ETL, Session Management or Also helpful in Handling Millions of Concurrent Transaction , Sensor Data or Helpful in Interviews and 70-762 Exam It is particularly useful for Helpful in handling concurrency scenarios related to Transactions or In-Memory OLTP can increase performance in ETL, Session Management or Also helpful in Handling Millions of Concurrent Transaction , Sensor Data or Helpful in Interviews and 70-762 Exam.

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Summary

Title: Transaction, Isolation Levels and In-Memory OLTP in T-SQL

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 33

Number of Published Lectures: 33

Number of Curriculum Items: 33

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 33

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Transactions & Deadlocks
  • Concurrency Problems
  • Isolation Levels
  • In-Memory OLTP
  • Who Should Attend

  • Helpful in handling concurrency scenarios related to Transactions
  • In-Memory OLTP can increase performance in ETL, Session Management
  • Also helpful in Handling Millions of Concurrent Transaction , Sensor Data
  • Helpful in Interviews and 70-762 Exam
  • Target Audiences

  • Helpful in handling concurrency scenarios related to Transactions
  • In-Memory OLTP can increase performance in ETL, Session Management
  • Also helpful in Handling Millions of Concurrent Transaction , Sensor Data
  • Helpful in Interviews and 70-762 Exam
  • This  online video training course includes topics related to Transactions , Concurrency Problems , their solutions using Transaction Isolation Levels . Another major portion of the course consists of In-Memory OLTP in T-SQL .

    The details topics are

    Transactions

    Auto Commit  Transactions

    Implicit  Transactions

    Explicit Transactions

    Deadlock

    Lock Modes

    Concurrency Problems

    Dirty Read Problem

    Non Repeatable Read Problem

    Phantom Read Problem

    Lost Update Problem

    Isolation Levels and Solutions

    Read Uncommitted Isolation Level

    Read Committed Isolation Level

    Repeatable Read Isolation Level

    Serializable Isolation Level

    Scenario where Repeatable Read or Serializable or Snapshot can be used

    Snapshot Isolation Level

    Read Committed Snapshot Isolation Level

    In-Memory OLTP

    What are In-memory Tables

    Scenarios of In-memory Table

    Creating In-memory Table and Testing its performance

    In-memory Table Indexes

    Native Compiled Stored Procedure

    Migration from Existing Disk Based Tables to In-memory Table

    In-Memory OLTP Isolation Levels

    In-Memory OLTP Snapshot Isolation Level

    In-Memory OLTP Repeatable Read Isolation Level

    In-Memory OLTP Serializable Isolation Level

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: What is Transaction

    Lecture 2: Demonstration Scripts

    Lecture 3: Practical Example of Implementing a Transaction

    Chapter 2: Concurrency Problems

    Lecture 1: Demonstration Scripts till Section 3

    Lecture 2: Dirty Read Problem

    Lecture 3: Non Repeatable Read Problem

    Lecture 4: Phantom Read Problem

    Lecture 5: Lost Update Problem

    Chapter 3: Isolation Levels and Solutions

    Lecture 1: Read Uncommitted Isolation Level

    Lecture 2: Read Committed Isolation Level

    Lecture 3: Repeatable Read Isolation Level

    Lecture 4: Serializable Isolation Level

    Lecture 5: Scenario where Repeatable Read or Serilizable or Snashot can be used

    Lecture 6: Snapshot Isolation Level Part 1

    Lecture 7: Snapshot Isolation Level Part 2

    Lecture 8: Read Committed Snapshot Isolation Level

    Chapter 4: More on Locking and Transactions

    Lecture 1: Demonstration Scripts

    Lecture 2: Auto Commit , Implicit and Explicit Transaction

    Lecture 3: Deadlock

    Lecture 4: Lock Modes

    Lecture 5: Pessimistic v/s Optimistic Concurrency Control

    Chapter 5: In-Memory OLTP

    Lecture 1: Demonstration Scripts

    Lecture 2: What are Inmemory Tables

    Lecture 3: Advantages of In-memory Table

    Lecture 4: Creating Inmemory Table and Testing its performance

    Lecture 5: Inmemory Table Indexes

    Lecture 6: Native Compiled Stored Procedure

    Lecture 7: Migration from Existing Disk Based Tables to Inmemory Table

    Chapter 6: In-Memory OLTP Isolation Levels

    Lecture 1: Demonstration Scripts

    Lecture 2: In-Memory OLTP Snapshot Isolation Level

    Lecture 3: In-Memory OLTP Repeatable Read Isolation Level

    Lecture 4: In-Memory OLTP Serializable Isolation Level

    Lecture 5: Bonus Lecture

    Instructors

  • Transaction, Isolation Levels and In-Memory OLTP in T-SQL  No.2
    Vikas Munjal
    SQL Server | MSBI Microsoft Certified Trainer & Consultant
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