Choose one of the 4 different training courses to be run at de Havilland Conference Centre.
Turbo charge your TSQL by using .Net in SQL Server with Simon Sabin
Why do would you want to use CLR in SQL Server?
Because its faster and simpler than the TSQL equivalent in doing scalar calculations and doing procedural processing. Further more using .Net inside SQL Server means you can achieve somethings that are impossible using plain TSQL. After this seminar you will have covered how to use .Net in SQL Server, why you would want to use it, guidance as to when you should use it and you will have the facts to convince your DBA that enabling CLR is a good thing.
Advanced SQL Server Troubleshooting with Christian Bolton
The Advanced Troubleshooting Workshop for SQL Server 2005 provides attendees with SQL Server internals knowledge, practical troubleshooting skills and a proven methodical approach to problem solving. The workshop will enable attendees to tackle complex SQL Server problems with confidence
Making the most of data through business intelligence with Allan Mitchell and Chris Webb
Companies today are drowning under a sea of data, but very rarely have the tools that would allow them to do anything useful with it. In this one day seminar, suitable for DBAs, business analysts and developers, Allan Mitchell and Chris Webb will give you an insight into what's possible with Business Intelligence tools that Microsoft offers. They have implemented BI solutions for companies large and small throughout the world. Let them show you the power of your data
Introduction to using SQL Server for the Jack of All Trades with Tony Rogerson
This one day seminar will first familiarise the person new to SQL Server to the product itself and what comes with it and the tools used to manage and develop against SQL Server. We will also look at best practices in the area of setting up SQL Server and configuring the hardware and also building a simple but effective and manageable High Available installation.
Prices start from £150
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