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It's Official - SQLSaturday is Coming to NYC!

Mike C — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 19:59:00 GMT

New Jersey SQL Server User Group (NJSQL) is bringing SQLSaturday #39 to NYC on April 24, 2010! The free all-day training event will be hosted by Microsoft at their Midtown Manhattan offices. The speaker line-up is growing fast—if you'd like to present, visit the event's open call for speakers. This is a free full-day training event, but registration is required to attend. Seating is limited.

Registration, speaker, and sponsorship details are posted at http://www.sqlsaturday.com/39/eventhome.aspx.

NJSQL Saturday Event (10/24)

Mike C — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 19:37:00 GMT

The NJSQL user group is hosting a one-day Saturday SQL Server event at the Microsoft Iselin offices. On October 24th Jacob Sebastian, Robert Pearl and I will be presenting on the following SQL Server topics:

* T-SQL Defensive coding and exception handling best practices
* Database forensics in SQL Server ("Who did it and ran?")
* SQL Server 2008 spatial data ("Where in the World?")

This one-day event is free, but registration is required. More details, including registration link at: http://njsql.org/Default.aspx

Presenting in Louisville; Meeting in Cincinnati

Mike C — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 23:15:00 GMT

I'll be presenting "New SQL Server 2008 Features" in downtown Louisville, KY on June 22, in conjunction with the Louisville SQL Server Users Group thanks to group leader Malathi Mahadevan. We'll be giving away some SQL 2008 books and other goodies. I'll post further details (exact time and location) shortly.

Update: The address is for the Louisville meeting is:

Louisville Free Public Library
301 York Street
Louisville, KY 40202

We'll be meeting from 12 noon to 1 PM.

June 23rd I'll be stopping by the Cincinnati .NET User Group (for the UG meeting and a Geek Dinner -- hopefully at Skyline Chili! ;-) ) thanks to Mike Wood, director of the Cincy .NET Users Group. We'll be having an informal discussion of SQL Server and .NET technology and features after the main meeting, having some good food, and giving away a few more books! Visit http://cinnug.org for more info.