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Advanced Database Design For a Relational DB w/ MySQL

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Real Project | Database Design | Normalization | Indexing | Partitioning | Modeling | Security | SQL Server

Created by: Michal Panasiuk
Senior Software Engineer
Rating:4.74 (21reviews)     339students enrolled

What Will I Learn?

  • 60+ HANDS-ON sessions
  • 140+ slides and 20+ sql migrations scripts available for download
  • Understand how to choose the right data type for your index
  • Choose the right indexing strategy to boost query performance
  • Apply advanced data modeling techniques to handle complex data scenarios
  • Master table partitioning—both horizontally and vertically—to efficiently manage large datasets
  • Design databases for multilingual applications without sacrificing speed
  • Model and implement hierarchical data structures for intuitive data organization
  • Prevent index fragmentation with smart design choices from the start
  • Implement table inheritance to model complex relationships effectively
  • Know when to normalize to improve data integrity, and when to denormalize to optimize performance

Requirements

  • Students should have a basic understanding of design concepts such as normalization, indexes, triggers, and stored procedures.

Target audience

  • Database developers and architects who are looking to level up their database design skills with advanced techniques
  • Full-stack developers, and junior DBAs who understand basic SQL Server concepts and can write simple SQL queries
  • SQL Server professionals who want to optimize performance, scalability, and maintainability in real-world projects
  • Software engineers working with large datasets who need to implement effective partitioning and indexing strategies
  • Data professionals tasked with designing complex database systems, including support for hierarchical data, multi-language applications, and table inheritance

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