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Events in November 2008

Wed, 10/22/2008 - 15:34 |  Robert MacLean

Willy posted a short entry clarifying the S.A. Architect member attendance for events BB&D runs basically for TR we do not cap the limit on how many community members can attend but for a DRP we are capped to 1! He also explained what the difference is between a DR P and TR.

Anyway for November we kick off with three sessions from me! First is a TR on SSIS, then I have a repeat (due to demand and scheduling issues) of the LINQ session (this is a DRP but it means a community member can attend the first and someone else the second!) and then a TR on SQL Reporting Services. This last one will be a repeat of the content I presented at Dev4Devs (which you can read here). I will be going slower this time and also showing off the new config tool and the report builder tool (which I didn’t show before)! After that Herman takes over with his TR on the Expression Suite followed by Henk (who did a great DRP on Mono - .Net on LINUX! – today) doing a TR session XEN virtualisation. The last two for November include introduction TR on Regular Expressions and a TR on DataSets.

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[...] I presented a high level session on SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) this week with the focus on what’s new in 2008, and when and where to use SSIS. Less focus was given to the [...]

Submitted by DTS to SSIS | SADev.co.za on Fri, 11/07/2008 - 13:06.

[...] up some more topics and that I have fine tuned the content last night so those coming to the next one (which still has a FREE community seat open, I think) will get a even more refined session! [...]

Submitted by Willy reviews my LINQ session | SADev.co.za on Thu, 10/30/2008 - 08:58.

[...] event info and here for the content), and I mentioned I will be running this again in November (see here). For those who did attend my session at Dev4Devs you may want to come and see this one, because I [...]

Submitted by SQL Reporting Services TR - Think you've seen it? | on Mon, 10/27/2008 - 15:58.

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