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You must RSVP by email to Mark Ginnebaugh by noon on the day before the meeting. Your response helps us determine refreshments required, and lets us save money by booking the conference room that best matches our head count. To RSVP or for more information or location details please email mark@designmind.com  
Directions To The Meetings
Meetings are held at the Microsoft Offices in Mountain View at 1165 La Avenida, Bldg 1. Click here for a map and more information.  
About the Silicon Valley SQL Server User Group
The Silicon Valley SQL Server User Group maintains a focus on database development and administration practices specifically centered around Microsoft SQL Server. Presentations include developer centric interactive sessions as well as demonstrations of related products that have been judged to have potential value or be of interest to the professional database community. The intent is also to provide a face to face forum for peer learning and networking within the context of SQL Server. Members include DBAs, application developers long experienced using SQL Server, FoxPro or Access as a backend data source for custom business systems, as well as developers migrating to the Microsoft .NET platform.

General Agenda:
06:30 to 07:00 - Introductions, food and refreshments, discussion, networking
07:00 to 08:30 - Presentation and Q&A (w/ break)
08:30 to 9:00 - Informal discussion and networking
 
Mark Ginnebaugh - User Group Leader
Mark is President of DesignMind, a Bay Area developer of Websites and Database Applications.  Send User Group-related questions and suggestions to mark@designmind.com.  

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June Meeting - Tuesday, June 17, 2008

At our June meeting, Michael Poremba will discuss Strategies for High Availability and Disaster Recovery using SQL Server.

So you need to make your production database bulletproof? SQL Server provides several key technologies for high avalability databases and disaster recovery solutions. In this presentation we:

  • review the business needs for HA and DR
  • compare the HA and DR features provided within SQL Server
  • highlight impacts on applications
  • discuss administration processes required
  • explore complementary hardware options
  • diagram common architectural solutions

As time allows, the audience can briefly share brief stories about implementing HA and DR on SQL Server.

Speaker:  Michael Poremba has 15 years experience implementing OLTP and OLAP databases in manufacturing, telecom, financial services, content management, and medical systems using Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, DB2 UDB, and Informix. His current role is Data Architect for Philips Medical, working on imaging systems.

 

Additional Upcoming Meetings

July:  Hemant Gaidhani, of VMWare, will talk about "Virtualizing SQL Server."  7/15/08

August:  Denise McInerney of Intuit will speak on "XML in the Database."  8/19/08

 


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 TitleOwnerCategoryLast UpdatedSize (Kb) 
20080317 Denise McInerney - SQL TransactionsMark GinnebaughSQL6/11/200871.73Download
20080520 Steve Mull - Tuning a SQL ServerMark GinnebaughSQL Server Tuning6/11/200845.51Download
64-Bit Solutions on SQL Server 2005Administrator AccountSQL Server 20055/9/2007177.55Download
Denise McInerney's Coding Standards PresentationJohn HansonSlides and Additional Notes from 8/8/07 Meeting8/13/200768.67Download
Paul Bertucci's Mirroring and More PresentationAdministrator AccountPresentation Slides, September 20065/9/2007177.55Download
SQL 2005 Integrating SSRS with SSAS and MDXAdministrator AccountPresentation Slides June 20065/9/20071,029.89Download

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