Data Manipulation and Transactions in SQL Server

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Data Manipulation and Transactions in SQL Server

Coursera · Intermediate ·📊 Data Analytics & Business Intelligence ·4mo ago

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Data manipulation and transactions in SQL Server using INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements

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Build on your foundational SQL knowledge by learning data manipulation techniques in SQL Server. This course focuses on using INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements to modify database contents while maintaining data integrity through proper transaction management. You'll learn to implement transaction control mechanisms, understand isolation levels, and prevent common concurrency issues. Through practical examples, you'll implement error handling strategies and explore the principles of ACID compliance essential for reliable database operations. The course also demonstrates how generative AI can help optimize complex SQL operations and troubleshoot transaction issues. By the end, you'll confidently perform data modifications while ensuring database consistency—crucial skills for any database professional.
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