Welcome to Part 4 of our free SQL 101 training series covering the basics in administration of SQL Server 2008. Today’s video will focus entirely on the INSERT statement. In case you missed them, here are the previous videos in the series: Part 1: Intro to SQL Server Part 2: Database Concepts Part 3: Intro to Structured Query Language Note: All student files are available for download here .

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Free Video — SQL 101 Part 4: The INSERT Statement

I’ve already introduced you to some of the most common network attacks like the IP address sweep, port scanning, and IP spoofing. I have also recently covered the ping of death and other network attacks , including the SYN flood, UDP flood, ICMP flood and the teardrop attack. Now that we have the basic Denial of Service Attacks (aka DoS attacks) and the Reconnaissance Attacks out of the way, let’s talk about other types of network attacks.

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CCNA Security: What You Need to Know About Network Attacks

Welcome to Part 3 of our free SQL 101 training series covering the basics in administration of SQL Server 2008. Part 1: Intro to SQL Server covered the basics of SQL — flat files, relational databases, vender variations, etc. Part 2: Database Concepts covered multiple values per field, repeating fields, primary keys, foreign keys, table relationships, etc

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Free Video — SQL 101 Part 3: Intro to Structured Query Language

Once you decide on a career in Information Technology (or really any career for that matter) one of the decisions you’ll have to make is where you want to work. This decision will not only have an impact on how much money you’ll earn it will also have an affect your work / life balance. Today I’ll discuss the pros and cons of where you choose to work from a salary and mental health standpoint to help in your IT career decision making process

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How to Choose a Work Environment in IT That’s Right for You

Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Las Vegas knows there is more to the culinary profession than cooking food. Besides hands-on cooking classes, they teach cost control, wine and beverage selection and computer classes — the same core competencies as those of Le Cordon Bleu in Paris. So give them a call and get cooking! Visit us www.yellowpages.com

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Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts – Las Vegas

COMPUTER EXPLORERS IS Creative and engaged students, Enthusiatic and Passionate teachers, Curriculum written by educators to meet or exceed national standards. Computer Classes, Movie Making, Engineering, Video Game Design, Robotics, GPS, Wikis, Blogs, and on and on!

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Technology Education is more than Computer Classes for Kids.

I teach computer classes at small libraries in Central Vermont. These are two of my students.

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Computer Class in Vermont