This event is a ways out there but thought I’d start getting the word out now for this free event. The session will be hosted by yours truly and feature tricks and tips that I’ve picked up and want to spread the word on.
Here is the registration link.
And the details:
Course Overview
ITCare, delivered and hosted quarterly by our Partners is designed to keep you up to date on the cutting-edge technologies. ITCare is a FREE half-day technical seminar series created by IT Professionals for IT Professionals! We'll address the needs and issues today and show you how to make a real difference in the way that you work.
Objectives
While not everyone may not be a great painter, there is an art form to writing great SQL statements. In this session we'll go over tips and tricks in writing SQL. We'll also review some popular bad practices and provide demonstrations to better change those velvet Elvis's to Rembrandts. As every paint brush can't produce a masterpiece, the same goes for SQL statements. Writing good SQL code requires the right brush. After this session, you'll have a few more paintbrushes and probably throw out a few that are no longer useful.
1. Review and discussion of common coding methods can impact performance.
2. Discussion of uncommon coding methods that can be used to improve performance.
3. Review and application of existing T-SQL functions. Audience
Junior to mid-level SQL Server developers
Prerequisites
Understanding of basic T-SQL coding skills.
Course Price
$0.00
Topics
Speaker: Jason Strate of Digineer, Inc. Jason Strate has been a Database Architect for over ten years. His experiences include designing and implementing both OLAP and OLTP solutions involving clustering servers, database monitoring and tuning, analysis services, DTS/Integration Services, Reporting Services, and Notification Services. Jason is actively involved with the local PASS chapter (SQL Server User Group); he is currently serving on the Executive Board and has presented at monthly meetings. Jason contributed to Microsoft's published white paper "Empowering Enterprise Solutions with SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition and actively blogs about SQL Server and related technologies. Also this past year, Jason participated in the development of Microsoft Certification exams for SQL Server 2008 and presented at the SSWUG SQL Server Launch Event and the last two SSWUG Virtual SQL Server Conferences.