Learn Advanced T-SQL For SQL Server Administrator (Udemy.com)

Ciertos recursos están desactualizados, pero buscando en internet se pueden encontrar, les recomiendo usar SQL Server sin tener que instalar una máquina virtual, por otro lado, siento que el curso podría incluso más corto, a no ser que se vean ejemplos más complicados.

Speaks quite fast but enough to get understood. I like the detailed explanation which serves to be immediate answers to my question(s) while watching the lessons. Quite short but a good learning materials.

This is course is very very good. I just can't give it a full 5 stars bc of the lax script formatting and some of the resources where shortcuts to files rather than actual files. Raf is a good teacher but it's obvious he kinda stumble through some of the lessons. When you're a noob nomenclature is very important and he didnt get it right a little bit too often. I still recommend it.

It's a good course for understanding SQL stored procedures. I learned how to understand, read and code them. I'd recommend this to anybody that already has a beginner understanding of SQL server.

The course was captivating, though the instructor was dealing with advanced topics, managed to breakdown the couse in such a way that it is easy to follow. His lectures on CTE are the best I have seen so far. Great job!

I have experience with SQL Server. I took this course to fill in knowledge gaps and as a prep for an upcoming interview. I very much appreciate RAF sharing some Excel tips. This will be helpful, as I'm often asked to import data from Excel.

The course is a good general overview of stored procedures, CTEs, and other advanced T-SQL applications. It will not make you a developer, but it is useful to anyone who has a solid understanding of basic T-SQL and wishes to improve their knowledge or explore other T-SQL topics. The presentation is clear and to the point.

You will be introduced to more advanced T-SQL constructs than the previous class, like IF and WHILE, store procedures, CTE, cursors, transactions and errors handling. All of these are essential constructs for a better understanding of SQL code you could find in your corporate database. The instructor does a good job at presenting the concepts and uses simple, to the point, examples to show how it is done.

"...so my name is Raphael and this is How to Become a Production SQL Database Administrator, see ya in the next video... *5, 4, 3, 2...* Welcome to How to Become a Production SQL Database Administrator, my name is Raphael..."

I enjoyed this course as it is a good overview of CTEs, stored procedures, transactions, error handling, et cetera. I will have to explore these concepts in more depth outside of this course, however, as I am geared primarily toward development and I wanted to better understand some of the concepts first.