SQL Server: Building Simple Asynchronous Applications

By Jonathan Kehayias
This course explains and demonstrates the basic configuration of Service Broker and how to build single-database, asynchronous applications using the Service Broker components provided by SQL Server.
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Rating
(52)
Level
Beginner
Updated
Mar 10, 2016
Duration
1h 38m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 2m
Introduction
Introduction and Database Application Challenges 2m Why Use Service Broker? 1m Example Usage Scenarios 5m Course Structure and Module Summary 1m
"Hello World" with Service Broker
Introduction and Basic Service Broker Components 2m Building Hello World 2m Demo: Building Hello World 5m Sending a Message 1m Demo: Sending a Message 3m Processing a Message 1m Demo: Processing a Message 6m Conversations 1m Single Service Use Cases 2m Demo: Single Service 5m Module Summary 1m
Basic Architecture and Components
Introduction 1m Application Message Types 1m System Message Types 3m Contracts 2m Queues 3m Services and Module Summary 2m
Building a Full Application
Introduction 1m Building a Stored Procedure for Queue Processing 3m Demo: Building a Stored Procedure 4m System Messages to Handle 1m Demo: Handling System Messages 3m Testing Queue Processing End-to-end 3m Demo: Testing Processing 3m Automating Processing with Internal Activation 2m Demo: Automating Activation 2m Module Summary 1m
Basic Troubleshooting
Introduction 1m The Transmission Queue 2m Demo: Transmission Queue 3m Basic Diagnostic Questions and Troubleshooting Steps 3m Demo: Basic Troubleshooting 9m Poison Messages 2m Demo: Poison Messages 4m Module and Course Summary 3m
Description
Course info
Rating
(52)
Level
Beginner
Updated
Mar 10, 2016
Duration
1h 38m
Description

The Service Broker feature of SQL Server is transforming the way developers think about processing requests within the database and opens new opportunities for scalable applications. This course is for application and database developers that want asynchronous processing capabilities in SQL Server, queue-based processing, or a guarantee of reliable execution of queued requests, even after an instance failure. The course walks through how to build a simple two-way, message-processing application using a single database, and is applicable to all versions from SQL Server 2005 onwards.

About the author
Jonathan Kehayias
About the author

Jonathan Kehayias is a Principal Consultant with SQLskills. He is the youngest person ever to achieve the Microsoft Certified Master - SQL Server 2008 certification and has been a SQL Server MVP for many years.

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