Please join as at the 2010 global summit for the Professional Association for SQL
Server in Seattle. The conference is the second week in November at the Washington
State Convention Center. The PASS Global Summit is one of the best technical
conferences and the absolutely best place to go to unite with the SQL Server community.
Please Attend My Session
My session on “Cooking
With Reporting Services” is schedule for Wednesday, November 10th at 1:30 PM local
time. This will be the fourth time I’ve presented a conference session with
this title. Some of the material will be new and some of the demos will be drawn
from our Wrox Press Book: SQL Server Reporting Services Recipes for Designing Expert
Reports.
Birds of a Feather: Lunch Time with the SQL Server MVPs
The Birds of a Feather lunch time event on Tuesday, November 9th will give attendees
the opportunity to sit down and chat one-on-one with Microsoft SQL Server MVPs and
focus on a variety of subjects. Mike Walsh and Jason Strate have graciously
organized the BoF event this year. View
the complete event description on Mike’s blog. “How do I attend?” you might
ask. Easy… just show up – but get there early. For those who plan ahead,
you’ll be able to choose your most pressing topic and chat with the expert.
For those who get there late, it can become a game of musical tables. When an
MVP’s table fills up and there’s no more room, you’ll have to move on.
Here are all the BoF assignments this year.
Allan | Hirt | SQL Server Manageability Tips for the DBA |
Ami | Levin | Performance Management Tools |
Andy | Leonard | SSIS Frameworks |
Andy | Warren | Statistics |
Arnie | Rowland | Community – TechNet Wiki |
Brad | Schulz | Interpretting Query Plans |
Bruce | Loehle-Conger | SSRS Lessons Learned |
Chris | Webb | Performance Tuning SSAS |
Christian | Bolton | Hyper-V with SQL Server |
Christopher | Shaw | Professional Development for the Data Professional |
Darren | Gosbell | SSAS Triple A – Administration, Automation and APIs |
Davide | Mauri | SQL Server & NoSQL Alternatives |
Dean | Vitner | Write-Ahead Logging & The Transaction Log |
Denny | Cherry | SQL Service Broker |
Eduardo | Castro | HA In Virtualized Environments |
Edwin | Sarmiento | Why you need to distinguish yourself from the rest |
Erland | Sommarskog | Practical T-SQL Programming |
Geoff | Hiten | Advanced SQL Clustering |
Gianluca | Hotz | Oracle to SQL Server DBA |
Glenn | Berry | Database Mirroring |
Grant | Fritchey | T-SQL Tuning & Optimization |
Greg | Galloway | What’s the Coolest Business Problem You’ve Solved with a Cube? |
Jason | Massie | Querying The Procedure Cache |
Jeff | Moden | Black Arts T-SQL |
Jessica | Moss | Fixing Bad Data Using SSIS |
Jesus | Gil | Geo-Spatial Data on SSRS (en espanol) |
Jonathan | Kehayias | VMWare With SQL Server |
Justing | Langford | SQL Server Consolidation |
Kevin | Boles | Performance Tuning |
Kevin | Kline | Help for the involuntary DBA |
Louis | Davidson | Database Design |
Michael | Coles | SQL Encryption |
Michael | Steineke | High Performance DBs on Shared Storage |
Patrick | LeBlanc | CDC |
Paul | Turley | BI Tool & Visualization Choices |
Peter | Ward | SQL Server Migration and Upgrade Planning |
Plamen | Ratchev | Implementing Hierarchies in SQL |
Rafael | Salas | PowerPivot: Where/How Are You Using It? |
Rob | Farley | Tables don’t exist, so join me at my index |
Scott | Klein | Data Development in SQL Azure |
Sean | McCown | PowerShell For the SQL Server DBA |
Ted | Krueger | Cheapest DR/HA Options on SQL Server |
Tim | Chapman | SQL Security Best Practices |
Tim | Mitchell | Care and Feeding of your SSIS Infrastructure |
Tim | Ford | DMVs |
Todd | McDermid | Data Warehouse ETL with SSIS |
Tomislav | Piasevoli | The Past, Present and Future of Microsoft BI |
Weblog by Paul Turley and SQL Server BI Blog.
