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A new home for the SQL Server engineering team to communicate important information about SQL Server with the community. We have migrated several SQL Server related blogs to this new home in the SQL Server TechCommunity. Click here for the new SQL Server Engineering Team blog. There’s also a list of links to some of their […]
Sydney SQL Server User Group meets tonight from 5:30pm at Microsoft Reactor. Tonight’s Speaker: Victor Isakov (MCA, MCM, MCT, MVP) More details here. Tonight will cover: With support for Linux and Containers SQL Server 2017 opened up a new world of possibilities for Microsoft. SQL Server 2019 will bring to market a new modern data […]
QSSUG Meeting This Thursday – 26th of November The emerging field of "Location Intelligence" brings the worlds of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Business Intelligence (BI) together. These capabilities are now available with SQL Server in a no-coding, user-driven environment provided by the Integeo (www.integeo.com) Map Intelligence product. SQL Server 2008 also introduces a […]
SQL Server (Sydney) Users Group meeting has been moved to Monday 6th November 2006 when Richard Lees will present “OLAP, what is it good for?” Richard will show the insides (and outsides) of an OLAP cube created to assist in monitoring and managing a 6 node Oracle RAC database that sustains 600 transactions per second […]
Itzik Ben-Gan the T-SQL set based solution guru from Solid Quality Learning will be appearing at the Sydney SQL Server Users group on Tuesday 10th Oct 2006. Itzik will be discussing Internals and Externals of Table Scans and the access methods SQL Server uses to perform these and other scans. The Sydney SQL Server Users […]
Adding to the SQL Server (Sydney) Users Group meeting tomorrow night ( [story:ssug-siva-harinath]): Don Vilen, SQL Server Product Manager. Don has been the Program Manager for the SQL Server Storage Engine for the past five years, and is also in town for TechEd 2006. Don will be presenting the second session for the night, so […]
Siva Harinath (Microsoft SQL Server Test Lead) will be appearing at the Sydney SQL Server Users group on Friday 25th Aug 2006. He’ll be showing off the new data mining add-in for Excel, as well as coming features of SQL Server 2005. If you’re a user of Analysis Server 2005 or thinking of implementing it […]
