Schedule

Here is our schedule for the upcoming event. We've done our best to provide a good mix of topics and skill levels, we hope you'll find something of interest throughout the day. Our thanks to the speakers listed below for volunteering their time, we couldn't do it without them. If there are schedule changes we will make them here as they happen. We encourage you to check back a few days before the event just in case we have had to move one of your favorite sessions.

Note: Some speakers alternately upload their sessions to their own blog sites, which you can locate their site when you click on their session below.

The schedule has not yet been made visible to the public. Please contact event administrators at sqlsaturday191@sqlsaturday.com.


Submitted Sessions

Here is the list of sessions submitted so far. Our goal is to feature as many different speakers and topics as possible, but space limitations prevent us from accepting every session. This list is also a great way for those thinking about speaking to see what might be on the agenda and enter a session that doesn't collide with an existing one.

TitleSpeakerLevel
AlwaysOn - Finally, A usable 'mirror'!Jim MurphyBeginner
Beginning T-SQLJennifer McCownBeginner
Capture Change and Apply it With Change Data Capture & SSISSteven WakeIntermediate
Change Data Capture and SSIS 2012Andy ThiruBeginner
Creating an SSIS template using BIMLRuss LoskiIntermediate
Database Health and PerformanceDavid KleeIntermediate
Database Security: A Guide to Security Best PractiMatthew BrimerIntermediate
Database Unit Testing made EasySanil MhatreBeginner
Dimension Modeling Design Patterns: Beyond BasicsJason HornerIntermediate
Dimensional Modeling for the Everyday DBAScott ShawIntermediate
Discovering the Plan CacheJason StrateIntermediate
Exposing the Core: SQL 2012 on Server CoreMichael FalIntermediate
Extend Your Knowledge with Extended Events!Janis GriffinBeginner
Extended Events, Work Smarter Not HarderJason StrateIntermediate
From Minutes to Milliseconds: High-Performance SSRS TuningDoug LaneIntermediate
Get Involved!Ed Leighton-DickNon-Technical
Introduction to BIML and BIMLScriptRuss LoskiIntermediate
Introduction to the XML sourceRuss LoskiIntermediate
Loading the Windows Azure Cloud Andy ThiruBeginner
Looking Through WindowsEd Leighton-DickBeginner
Looney Tuner? No, there IS a method to my madnessJanis GriffinIntermediate
Managing Log File ObesityMichael FalIntermediate
Mouth Wide Shut: Interviews from the Other Side of the TableJennifer McCownNon-Technical
Moving Enterprise database to cloudAndy ThiruBeginner
Navigating the Options for Data RedundancyWendy PastrickIntermediate
Parameter sniffing - make it work for you !Sanil MhatreIntermediate
Pivoting Performance Data & Pinpointing ProblemsBrian FlynnIntermediate
Proactively+Automagically Manage your SQL footprinMark MarinovicIntermediate
Service Broker: The Queue ContinuumEd Leighton-DickIntermediate
SQL 2012 Report Builder for Business IntelligenceDavid EichnerBeginner
SQL Server 2012 Memory ManagementNeil HamblyIntermediate
SQL Server 2012 T-SQLKathi KellenbergerIntermediate
SQL Server Performance Tuning 101Travis WhitleyIntermediate
Squeezing Performance from VMware-Based SQL ServerDavid KleeIntermediate
SRS Report Builder for Business IntelligenceDavid EichnerBeginner
SRS Report Builder for Business IntelligenceDavid EichnerBeginner
SSIS 2012: More Than Just a Pretty UISteven WakeBeginner
TARDDIS: Time and Reusable Date Dimensions in ScriptSteven WakeIntermediate
The Hierarchy of Monitoring Needs: A MethodologyMichael FalIntermediate
T-SQL 2012 Analytic FunctionsKathi KellenbergerIntermediate
Understanding KerberosEd Leighton-DickIntermediate
Unraveling Tangled CodeJennifer McCownIntermediate
Virtualizing Business Critical SQL ServersDavid KleeIntermediate
What Are You Waiting For?Jason StrateIntermediate
When a Strange Server CallsJennifer McCownBeginner
Why are we Waiting..Neil HamblyAdvanced
Women in Tech PanelKathi KellenbergerBeginner
Women in Tech PanelKathi KellenbergerBeginner
XQuery Basics for the DBAJason StrateIntermediate


Suggested Sessions

Thinking about participating as a speaker but no ideas for the topic? Often our attendees will have an idea for you! Or, submit a suggestion of your own.

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