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This is just a reminder that the Atlanta MDF group is hosting the SQL Saturday event on Saturday, April 25th, 2009. The event is full so I hope everyone that wanted to attend got in. The event will be a full day of training for SQL Server professionals...
From our friends at Atlanta MDF SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT AtlantaMDF is proud to host the first Atlanta SQLSaturday, on April 25, 2009 at the Microsoft offices in Alpharetta. A lunch fee of $10 covers a full day of training, including a featured presentation...
Join us Monday, Jan. 14 from 6:30PM to 9:00PM. LOCATION: FusionLink Suite 210, Building 4, Glenridge 400 Business Complex, 5825 Glenridge Drive Atlanta, GA 30328 http://www.affug.com/katapult/index.cfm?page=aboutaffug/directions PLEASE REGISTER so we...
Charlie Arehart of ColdFusion fame is reaching out more and more to the .NET development community, as he did yesterday with his presentation of the relatively new SQL Server Report Builder tool. Report Builder is actually a part of the much larger SQL...
Kevin Kline, president of the PASS organization, came to Atlanta last night to present some Stored Procedure best practices. The slides will be available on the Atlanta MDF site soon, so I'm not going to try to repeat all of his material. I will point...
Last night's meeting of the AtlantaMDF was heavily attended (nearly 60 people showed up) as Teo Lachev presented what turned out to be part one of his Analysis Services 2005 presentation. I have to agree with what Geoff Hiten said about Teo last night...
Yesterday (Monday 12/12/2005) was the annual year end Atlanta MDF wrap party where we look back at our past successes and where we look ahead to our future successes. Before I go any further, everyone needs to take a moment or two to thank Douglas McDowell...
The Atlanta MDF SQL Server user group met in their new location for the first time last week. They are now meeting down off North Druid Hills in the Childrens Hospital of Atlanta training facility. We had a great presentation on SQL Server security, especially...
While I was at the SQL Server User Group last night, I brought up the recent problem my company has been having with deadlocks - where we needed to find who was ACTUALLY causing the locks (not the parent SPID, but the low level trigger or nested SQL SPROC...
Nearly 80 people showed up to listen to Brian Moran teach the group about using Profiler and SQL Trace to performance tune their database applications. The presentation was fantastic - so much so that I've sent Brian an e-mail asking him how much he costs...