FREE Joint event with the Scottish SQL Server User Group
Frank Kerrigan: Introduction to Microsoft Reporting Services
Introduction of Reporting services and it fits into your organisation and setup of backend reporting databases. Also a tour of getting started with reporting services with a look at best practices. Practical examples covering the how develop different types of reports. Briefly touches on integrating Reporting Services with .NET applications.
Frank Kerrigan has been in development and support of large enterprise systems for 15 years. He is currently lead developer for UK PLC Insurance Company; running a development team developing C# and SQL Server. First got the programming bug programming 6502 assembly while doing electrical engineering at College in the 1980s and moved quickly into IT. He has extensive experience in manufacturing, software development, consultancy and IT management as PKI security which he has written a few patents for two fledgling start-ups. He can be found hanging round Code Project and Scottish Developer community sites and has written a few articles in SQL Server, ASP.NET and Reporting Services.
Steve Phillips: SQL Server Managed Objects (SMO)
Although SMO was available for SQL Server 2000, in SQL Server 2005 the object model has vastly improved with just about every conceivable SQL Server object represented as a managed object. We take a look at a practical example of SMO as we build an MSI installer for a database.
Steve Phillips has been in development for 22 years with a short break to concentrate on network systems gaining an MCSE into the bargain. He is currently the development manager for a UK PLC Insurance Company; managing a development team developing in C# and SQL server for the .NET 3.0 development platform. Whilst at Southampton University in the early eighties he worked on a practical implementation of the B+ tree indexing model from a theoretical paper. Steve chose to write the indexing system in C, newly imported direct from Bell Labs USA. This indexing system formed the basis of the Sybase database management system later, under license from Sybase, to become SQL Server. His most significant achievement was, as part of the Human Genome Project, to project manage, and support, the building of a Windows network to connect the GlaxoWellcome (now GSK) project team to the data centre in Wisconsin, Canada for the recording and publishing of GSK's part of the Human Genome. His most dramatic blooper was to turn down an offer from a tiny book publisher to assist them with putting their books onto CD. The publisher came to be known as Dorling Kindersley (doh!).
Map of the venue showing nearby transport links
Room 16 is on Level 2 of the Continuing Professional Development Centre. The CPDC is on the left side (just past the bookshop) as you enter the university from the pedestrian entrance on Cowcaddens Road.
SQL Server Evening
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- Organiser
- Scottish Developers
- Date
- Wed, 14 Nov 2007, 19:00 - 21:00 (Add to calendar) GMT
- Venue
- Glasgow Caledonian University , Glasgow, GB
- Cost
- FREE
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