Event Information
About this Event
SQL for TMS Users
Schedule
- May 11, 2021 | 9:30 am – 5:00 pm EDT
- September 21, 2021 | 9:30 am – 5:00 pm EDT
Description
Structured Query Language (SQL) is the query workhorse behind every TMS search, and can be used to manage data at the database level. This 1-day course is an all-in-one guide to becoming proficient in SQL and learning the basic functions that will speed up your TMS work. This is a hands-on class; participants are provided with their own fully configured workstation to use during training.
Get the most from your SQL for TMS Users course and save on traveling by also signing up for SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) Report Design class, held on the following day.
Audience
The 1-day SQL for TMS Users course is recommended for Registrars, TMS database managers, TMS database administrators, and all users who use advanced search features.
Prerequisites
This course assumes the user has little to no SQL experience. However, experienced SQL users who wish to expand their understanding or learn additional functionality will also benefit from taking part in this workshop.
Course Objectives
Give the user a working understanding of SQL and the ability to create simple queries, build on queries, and navigate the TMS database.
Training Location
- Online until further notice
Recommended Setup for Online Workshops
The online version of this workshop has been designed with a hands-on approach. For an optimal learning experience, we strongly recommend the following setup:
- A strong internet connection
- 1 monitor for viewing the training [a computer or a large tablet]
- 1 computer monitor for working in your TMS database
- A hands-free phone or a headset
Fee
USD 600 per person
Payment Options
To pay by Credit Card, select PayPal as the payment method. The next window will give you the option to pay by PayPal or by Credit Card.
Refund Policy
Attendees are eligible for a full refund up until 2 weeks prior to the training start date. Registrations can be rescheduled as space permits.