6:30 PM. Training Concepts will once again be our gracious host. I'll be

ownership chaining, cross-database ownership chaining, and security down to the

column level. SQL Server 2005 adds user-schema separation, built-in encryption,

and the concept of credentials. This talk will discuss the key security features

of the two latest versions of SQL Server, how they can be applied to secure your

respect to swag we've got several of the PASS Summit bags left over from last

year's meeting in Orlando. They are large and sturdy and are good for carrying a

laptop and several technical books. These tend to hold up well. I still use mine

from the 2004 Summit on a daily basis and it only has a limited amount of wear

please RSVP so I can inform our hosts of the approximate number so they can

accomodate us accordingly. Also, I'll need to pass on to you the building code

in Suite 502. You can visit their web site at: http://www.trainingconcepts.com/

if you'd like to talk on a topic or know of a good speaker with a SQL Server

related focus, send me an email. We've had a request from a couple of members

for a good technical talk on SQL Server Integration Services and it looks like

we may be able to lock in a top-notch speaker for July (keep your fingers

crossed). With that said, we exist to encourage and improve our members and that

includes in the realm of public speaking. If you think you're up for a

presentation to the group, I'll help you in any way I can to put it together.