I have been running into longtime SQL Saturday friend Ryan Duclos at SQL Saturday events in Baton Rouge and Pensacola since the beginning SQL Saturday days, so when he headed up a Day of .NET in Mobile, AL at the University of South Alabama, I was happy to join the agenda.
Big thanks and major kudos to Ryan (and wife) for organizing #SADoDN (or "Sad Odin" LOL). A job well done! Also
thanks to all attended and made it a great event!
I presented two sessions:
9:30am
SQL Admin Best Practices with DMV's [Beginner]
Download slidedeck and sample scripts here
11am
SQL Server Permissions and Security Principals [Beginner]
Download slidedeck and sample scripts here
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2014
South Alabama Day of .NET 2014
About 200 miles east of Baton Rouge there lies a beachside town called Mobile, AL that will settle down long enough from spring break to host the first South Alabama Day of .NET at the University of South Alabama. The wife and I are looking forward to presenting at the event on Saturday, March 29, where we will both be giving back-to-back presentations in the morning.
In the Business Intelligence/Database track, look for:
SQL Admin Best Practices with DMV's [Beginner] In this practical and script-focused session, we'll discuss many best practices regarding SQL Server administration, maintenance, optimizations and monitoring using Dynamic Management Views. DMV's are essential tools for the SQL administrator, but have a wide range of applications by developers, network engineers and DBAs. We will delve into best practices for server maintenance, index fragmentation, wait type analysis and future features. This session will be informative and eye-opening to anyone from a junior DBA on up.
SQL Server Permissions and Security Principals [Beginner] A review of SQL Server permissions starting with the basics and moving into the security implications behinds stored procedures, views, database ownership, application connections, contained databases, application roles and more.
See you there!
In the Business Intelligence/Database track, look for:
SQL Admin Best Practices with DMV's [Beginner] In this practical and script-focused session, we'll discuss many best practices regarding SQL Server administration, maintenance, optimizations and monitoring using Dynamic Management Views. DMV's are essential tools for the SQL administrator, but have a wide range of applications by developers, network engineers and DBAs. We will delve into best practices for server maintenance, index fragmentation, wait type analysis and future features. This session will be informative and eye-opening to anyone from a junior DBA on up.
SQL Server Permissions and Security Principals [Beginner] A review of SQL Server permissions starting with the basics and moving into the security implications behinds stored procedures, views, database ownership, application connections, contained databases, application roles and more.
See you there!
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