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| Dr Greg Low
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SQL DownUnder Podcasts
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Greg Low is the host of the popular SQL Down Under podcast series. It produces interviews with noted members of the SQL Server community from around the world and with SQL Server product group members. It currently has over 30,000 show downloads per month.
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Dr Greg Low
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Avoiding Stored Procedure Recompiles
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In this session, Greg will describe the process by which SQL Server executes stored procedures and how it decides whether or not recompilations are necessary. He will discuss how to monitor recompilations and explain in detail the specific triggers that cause recompilation. Greg will then discuss techniques to be used when writing database code to help avoid the need for recompilations and to help keep systems performing well.
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Dr Greg Low
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Answering the queries your users really want to ask
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Developers like queries that are very constrained. Users don't. In this session, Greg will show how iFTS in SQL Server 2008 allows developers to build systems that answer the queries the users really want to ask.
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Jessica Moss and Rushabh Mehta
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Introduction to SQL Server Integration Services
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In this session, Jessica and Rushabh will discuss the role that SQL Server Integration Services can play in an organization and in Business Intelligence solutions, and demonstrate the features in Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services. Rushabh will also briefly talk about the new features in SQL Server 2008 Integration Services.
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Peter Myers
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Introduction to SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services
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In this session, Peter will introduce and demonstrate the upcoming SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services and talk about the new features that will allow organizations to fulfill reporting needs.
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Craig Utley
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Avoiding Common Analysis Services Design Problems
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Analysis Services enables developers to create powerful cubes, but with this power comes complexity. After working with a wide array of customers, Craig has seen a number of common problems in the design and implementation of cubes. This session will examine some of these common problems and the solutions to them, enabling developers to avoid such issues in their Analysis Services projects.
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