Pierre Xavier Portfolio
- 1. SQL Server 2008PortfolioPierre B. Xavierbaguidy30@hotmail.comPhone: (917) 519-2694
- 2. Table of ContentsPiggy Bank database diagram
- 3. Examples of Stored Procedures Created
- 4. Test Scripts to evaluate stored procedures
- 5. T-SQL queries for the library database project
- 6. T-SQL Scripts to define tasks performed by a DBA from the DBA Admin practical projectThe PIGGY Bank Project Introduction: This project designs, and implements a SQL Server PiggyBank database to create and update customer’s accounts and transactions, make deposit, transfers, and withdrawals, apply interest rate, as well as establish ATM procedures. Bank tellers will be able to search customer information using specific entity like: Name, or Phone number.Project Goals: Run an existing XML script to add preexisting customer and account to the database. Make enhancements to the previous database to support more flexible transactions for customer as well bank tellers
- 7. Piggy Bank database diagramThis the ER diagram of the Piggy Bank Database involving 7 tables . Primary keys, Foreign Keys, and validation constraints are defined in this diagram.
- 8. Update a Customer personal’s informationStored procedureThis procedure validates a given customer and updates the entire customer’s personal information
- 9. Test Scripts to evaluate stored procedurescustomer personal’s information
- 10. Stored procedure to create accounts for a customer and update these accountsThis procedure will create an account for a given customer and provide the ability to update these accounts.
- 11. Test scripts to evaluate stored procedureCreate Accounts for a customer and update these accounts
- 12. To display transactions of an account for the last 30 daysThis stored procedure named GetTransactions passed and AccounID and CustomerID as parameters.To display the transactions , this procedure joined two tables and filtered the date by subtracting 30 days from the current date.
- 13. Test scripts to evaluate stored procedure Show transactions of an account for the last 30 days
- 14. The Library Database Project Introduction: This project involves creating T_SQL queries using database named library. This database contains 9 tables that allows members of the library to loan and make reservations for their desired books.Project Goals: Write T-SQL queries to display information related to customers, loan, books reservations.
- 15. Query to load records into a temporary tableThis query joined three tables to generate a list of columns, perform date conversion , and and load these records into a temporary table called # Overdue
- 16. Using joins and Union All clause to write T-SQL QueriesThis query retrieves a single list of members both adult and juvenile who have reserved a specific ISBN number using Joins and Union Clause. This generates the records by name
- 17. Query to concatenate multiple columns into a string and alias as NameThis query concatenated the first name, middle initial and last name columns into one string and alias as Name. Display records in order by last name and first name
- 18. DBA Admin Practical Project Introduction: This project defines the tasks performed by a SQL Server 2008 Database Administrator. The main objectives are to : install and configure SQL Server 2008, manage database files, backup and restore database, manage security, transfer data into and out of SQL Server, replicate data between SQL servers instances, and monitor SQL Server.
- 19. Implementing Disaster Recovery ProceduresThis T-SQL Script creates a logical backup device and a backup of the primary file group . It also restores the secondary file group.This appends a backup of a specific file group to the same backup device, and update the ClockOutTime for the only record in the EmployeeWorkhistory Table
- 20. T-SQL Scripts to create Database SnapshotsThis script creates a database snapshot that will allow the database to be recovered from the database snapshot, often referred to as reverting to the database snapshot
- 21. T-SQL Scripts to Export and Import DataThis Script uses a bcp utility from the command prompt windows to export two columns of a table to a flat file. Use the BULK INSERT to insert records from the flat file created above to a newly created table