Training Day - Friday, March 27, 2009
To complement the great experience of the sessions on the Saturday we have
partnered with some companies to provide training seminars on the Friday before
SQLBits (Friday, March 27, 2009)
There are 4 seminars to choose from.
All the seminars are for a full day (9am til 5pm) with lunch and refreshments provided.
The seminars are being held at the Macdonald hotel. If you need accommodation then have a look at the details on the
accommodation page
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Implementing and Maintaining Reporting Services 2008
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Chris Testa-O'Neil
This seminar will provide you with the information required to implement and maintain reporting services . You will start by exploring the different installation options for reporting services. Create compelling reports, manage and distribute the reports. You also explore how to manage the reports effectively and maintain the reporting server
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Introduction to MDX
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Chris Webb
If you want to get the most out of your Analysis Services cube it’s essential to know and understand MDX: you need it to be able to write queries and calculations, and also to be able to use more advanced features such as cell security. This one-day seminar, aimed at those with little or no previous MDX experience, will teach you the basic concepts of the language as well as show you how to write common queries and calculations. The seminar will be taught by Chris Webb.
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Advanced Troubleshooting Workshop for SQL Server 2005
with
Christian Bolton
The Advanced Troubleshooting Workshop for SQL Server 2005 provides attendees with SQL Server internals knowledge, practical troubleshooting skills and a proven troubleshooting methodology. The workshop will enable attendees to tackle complex SQL Server problems with confidence.
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Advanced TSQL and performance tuning for scalability
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Simon Sabin
Understanding TSQL performance is crucial to building a successful scalable database solution.
In this session we will cover the fundamentals of performance tuning your SQL to ensure your application can scale. We will use query plans, sql profiler, dmvs, resource utilization and contention to diagnose performance and scalability issues. We will then look at using advanced TSQL techniques and indexing to show you how to improve your performance and scalability.
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