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The Microsoft Sync Framework

July 26, 2009 23:27 by Dave

The AucklandSQL, Ellerslie .NET and the Auckland Connected Systems user groups would like to invite you to:

The Microsoft Sync Framework
This session will look at the prerequisites for installing and using the Microsoft Sync Framework to synchronise data between a server and occasionally-connected applications.
There are two halves to the presentation:
•Using SQL Server to automatically sync a Windows application
•Coding exception handlers and demo

Presenter:
James Hippolite – Telecom New Zealand
James is a Senior Developer for Telecom New Zealand and regular speaker for PASS and INETA. He straddles both the Web (MCPD) and Database Developer (MCITP) realms.  He is also a trainer (MCT).

Location:
Datacom Systems Ltd
210 Federal St
Auckland CBD
(map)

Date/Time:
Thursday, July 30th 2009
Food / drink available from 5:30, with the presentation kicking off after 6.

Registration:
http://www.aucklandsql.com/Meetings/The-Microsoft-Sync-Framework.aspx


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AucklandSQL User Group - June meeting

June 18, 2009 22:05 by Dave

Being the DBA

The involuntary DBA role
The previous DBA left and your boss decided you should cover the position. But where do you start? Which questions should you ask? What should you do first?  You don't even know what it is you don't know. We'll discuss maintenance, disaster recovery, storage, performance, and monitoring. We'll touch on many other areas as well so you'll at least have heard a bit about them and you'll know to learn more and ask questions on them.

Keeping the business running- Backup & Restore
The Backup and Restore commands are the most important SQL Server commands in a Database Administrators arsenal.  But there is more to Backup & Restore than just recovery from a system failure or user error. This session will cover some of the features and option available for not just disaster recovery, but day to day operations.

DBA 101: Common best Practices (with discussion)
As soon as you get into the office in the morning, before you've even had your first coffee, you should be thinking about on your routine.  This session cover best practices for what DBAs need to do on a day-to-day basis. This is the kind of information you won't find in most books. It is the kind of information that can only be learned on the job.


The sessions start at 6pm, and is being held at
Datacom Systems Ltd
210 Federal St
Auckland CBD

The meeting will also be available via LiveMeeting. If you can't make it in, please feel free to join us on the evening here

Food and Drink kindly provided by SQL Services Ltd will be available from 5:30pm


For registration (catering purposes) and more information, please check here


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