Hi,
Can some participants in this forum provide ideas on suggested training for somebody with a basic knowledge of SQL (started working in this field 6 months ago and still feel like a newbie beginner).
I assume I should focus on getting T-SQL nailed down before delving into the SSIS piece of SQL Server 2005?
Maybe there are a few companies that seem to give good practical knowledge and are located in the greater Los Angeles metro area?
Is it better to get certified through a 1 week or 2 week course via companies like Trainingcamp - does that really give you the practical skills to jump up several levels at one does at work?
Hope I can get some suggestions or direction on where I could best post this question for answers.
Regards,
Patrick
Hi, I am located in Germany, but I got an opinion about certifications made in 1-2 weeks. Certifications as from my point of view, demonstrate and proove the experiences and knowledges someone have in a kind of area.It sure can be a dooropener in some jobs ooputunities, but the most HR people I know look on the time line this certification was achieved, during 1-2 weeks always seems that you braindumped everything which wouldn′t shine a good light one you. So I would first study and take some training and then get the certifications done. I doubt that this can be done within 1-2 weeks.HTH, jens Suessmeyer.
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