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Implementing Data Warehouse with SQL Server

This course teaches how to implement a data warehouse using Microsoft SQL Server 2014, focusing on ETL processes with SQL Server Integration Services. It is designed for database professionals with prior experience in relational databases and includes modules on data warehousing, SSIS package development, and data extraction and loading. Students will learn to design, implement, and troubleshoot data warehousing solutions effectively.

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Implementing Data Warehouse with SQL Server

This course teaches how to implement a data warehouse using Microsoft SQL Server 2014, focusing on ETL processes with SQL Server Integration Services. It is designed for database professionals with prior experience in relational databases and includes modules on data warehousing, SSIS package development, and data extraction and loading. Students will learn to design, implement, and troubleshoot data warehousing solutions effectively.

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Implementing Data Warehouse with MS SQL Server

Course Description
This course describes how to implement a data warehouse platform to support a BI solution. Students will
learn how to create a data warehouse with Microsoft® SQL Server® 2014, implement ETL with SQL Server
Integration Services, and validate and cleanse data with SQL Server Data Quality Services and SQL Server
Master Data Services.

Audience
This course is intended for database professionals who need to create and support a data warehousing
solution. Primary responsibilities include:
• Implementing a data warehouse.
• Developing SSIS packages for data extraction, transformation, and loading.

Student Prerequisites
This course requires that you meet the following prerequisites:
Experience of working with relational databases, including:
• Designing a normalized database.
• Creating tables and relationships.
• Querying with Transact-SQL.
• Some exposure to basic programming constructs (such as looping and branching).
• An awareness of key business priorities such as revenue, profitability, and financial accounting is
desirable.

Course Objectives
After completing this course, students will be able to :
• Design and implement a data warehouse.
• Implement Data Flow in an SSIS Package.
• Implement Control Flow in an SSIS Package.
• Debug and Troubleshoot SSIS packages.
• Implement an ETL solution that supports incremental data extraction.
• Implement an ETL solution that supports incremental data loading.

Course outline
Module 1 : Introduction to Data Warehousing
Module 2 : Designing and Implementing a Data Warehouse
Module 3 : Creating an ETL Solution with SSIS
Module 4 : Implementing Control Flow in an SSIS Package
Module 5 : Implementing a Data Extraction Solution
Module 6 : Loading Data into a Data Warehouse
Software configuration
Microsoft SQL Server 2014
Microsoft Office 2016
Microsoft Visual Studio 2015

Course Files
There are files associated with the labs in this course. The lab files are located in the folder « LABS-Atelier SID\
LabXX ».

Common questions

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Knowledge of programming constructs such as loops and branches benefits students by enhancing their ability to create efficient workflows and control mechanisms in SSIS packages. These constructs are crucial for implementing logic, handling errors, and ensuring conditional operations in data processing tasks, which are integral to developing robust, flexible ETL solutions .

An enhancement could involve integrating a project-based learning component where students work on a real-world case study that requires designing an ETL solution for incremental data extraction and loading. Providing students with access to live datasets and simulating business scenarios would deepen their understanding and allow them to apply theoretical knowledge practically, giving them insights into common challenges and solutions in data warehousing .

Designing a normalized database prepares students for data warehousing by teaching them how to organize data efficiently, eliminating redundancy and ensuring integrity. Normalization lays the foundation for effective data storage, retrieval, and transformation, making it easier to scale and integrate data within a data warehouse, ultimately supporting complex BI queries and reports .

Students might struggle with transitioning due to differences between SQL querying and SSIS package development, such as mastering the graphical interface of SSIS and understanding the intricacies of ETL processes. Mitigation strategies include offering intermediate labs that focus on basic SSIS development, providing in-depth tutorials on package design, and ensuring hands-on practice that bridges Transact-SQL skills with SSIS application .

The lab files offer practical, hands-on experience that allows students to apply theoretical knowledge in a controlled environment, reinforcing concepts learned throughout the course. They help students troubleshoot real-life data integration issues, enhance problem-solving skills, and ensure that students can confidently execute data warehousing tasks independently after completing the course .

The prerequisites ensure students are familiar with working on relational databases, including designing normalized databases and creating tables and relationships. It ensures they have knowledge of querying with Transact-SQL and exposes them to basic programming constructs such as loops and branches. Familiarity with business priorities like revenue and profitability also prepares them to understand the practical business applications of data warehousing .

Understanding key business priorities such as revenue and profitability is critical for database professionals as it guides the design of data warehouses that effectively support business intelligence solutions. This knowledge ensures that the developed data solutions align with strategic business goals, providing meaningful insights that can drive business decisions. It guarantees data warehousing solutions are not only technically efficient but also relevant from a business perspective .

Microsoft SQL Server 2014 provides a robust platform for data warehousing and integration services, supporting large-scale data storage and complex query processes necessary for warehousing. Microsoft Office 2016 can be used to manage reports and data analysis, enhancing business intelligence capabilities. Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 helps in developing and testing SSIS packages, which are critical for ETL processes within data warehousing .

The primary responsibilities include implementing a data warehouse and developing SSIS packages for data extraction, transformation, and loading. These professionals must support a data warehousing solution by focusing on designing and implementing efficient processes that service business intelligence applications .

In SSIS, Control Flow involves a set of tasks that define the workflow of package execution, including logical operations like loops and conditionals, whereas Data Flow focuses on the ETL process, where data is extracted from sources, transformed, and loaded into destinations. Control Flow determines the overall sequence of operations and error handling, while Data Flow ensures the correct transformation and transfer of data .

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