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In these lessons, the narrator explains how to use reporting services, including the Business Intelligence Development Studio, to create professional-looking reports that express the data entered into the SQL database. These reports can be used as an excellent visual representation of the progress of one's project. For example, if a student were using SQL to allow web users to sign up for a news letter, as referenced in the very first informational video, a report designed using wizards through the Business Intelligence Development Studio would be an excellent and professional way to exhibit the popularity of the web site. By giving the student step-by-step information on how to install and use the reporting services, the video allows students to understand the sheer amount of information the reporting services can provide. The information contained in the video, including formatting options and user security, allows students to determine what kind of reports they want to generate to display their data.
After examining these four lessons, it is easy to understand why the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Video Lessons are perfect for beginners using SQL. Any SQL student who has had trouble grasping the program's language in the past or anyone who wants the knowledge to further their web site or business using SQL would benefit from watching...
Because each video is well organized and straightforward, beginners will find the videos easy to follow. For example, at the beginning of each video, the narrator summarizes not only what the lesson is about and what the following presentations will contain, but also why the information is important and how SQL students can use it to further their own work. Additionally, the videos provide the students with options, explaining to them what SQL can accomplish, from simple procedures to relatively difficult maneuvers. Thus, the videos do not take an opinionated tone and instruct the students as to what they should do, but instead the videos provide the students with the ability to make informed decisions that are best for their own projects. In addition, the tone of the video also provides SQL students with a more personalized learning environment. Instead of reading a technical manual, students are given the benefit of a person explaining the process of working with SQL. Because students can open the videos on their computer desktops while they work with SQL, the videos allow for a greater synthesis of information and student success. Thus, by providing relevant information, options, and a tone of success, the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Video Lessons are an excellent choice for beginners who want to learn about…
The first four videos are really the easiest and at the same time the most difficult videos for a beginner. The skills that they require are not that complex, but people who are not used to working with databases or are not familiar with how they actually work might have some trouble with them. This is not to say that the videos are confusing. They are actually very well done
The past types of searches were designed to allow people to search titles and descriptions. Some of them also allowed for a search by dates. Searching the full text, however, was not as common in the past. Now more of that is seen because end users of databases and search engines are demanding more usability - and user-friendliness - in their technology options. When end users start requiring something
Computer Security: Corporate Security Documentation Suitable for a Large Corporation Item (I) in-Depth Defense Measures (II) Firewall Design (III) Intrusion Detection System (IV) Operating System Security (V) Database Security (VI) Corporate Contingency of Operation (VII) Corporate Disaster Recovery Plan (VIII) Team Members and Roles of Each (IX) Timeline with Goal Description (X) Data Schema (XI) Graphical Interface Design (XII) Testing Plan (XIII) Support Plan (XIV) Schematics Computer Security: Corporate Security Documentation Suitable for a Large Corporation (I) In-Depth Defense Measures Information Technology (IT) Acceptable Use Policy The intentions of
This approach brings down the costs involved, the chances of delay in product release and the gives the user an option to update their requirements in successive iterative steps (Jacobson & Rumbaugh 1999, pp. 3-13). CHAPTER 2 Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server are among the most widely used databases with a large range of features with regards to their techniques of development and deployment. Both the Oracle 10g and SQL Server
The traditional Unix Common Desktop Environment should satisfy long-time Unix users, though most people are likely to find it to be crude and dated. The GNU Network Object Model Environment is a modern desktop environment that strives for simplicity, similar to Mac OS. Gnome has all the features modern users expect in a desktop, though experts may be disappointed by the fact that many decisions are left out of
Designing XML Databases What exactly is a 'web-enabled database? The World Wide Web, as everyone knows, provides the user with a host of tools with which he cane gain access to information and knowledge on the Internet and browse for information using web browsing technologies. Numerous people also use web browsing in order to deliver marketing messages, advertising information, promotional material for any products, and so on. However, what is most