To the web idiot currently mucking around with my blog
600 attempts at sql query injection in the past hour are a bit much. why don't you try something new and inventive, like I don't know: go fly a kite.
My SQL Saturday Schedule @ UNF
| 09:00AM | Auditorium 1202 | SQL 2008 Overview Find out what is really in the new SQL 2008 product. Learn what features are going to impact your job and your systems. Session is 50% Administrator content and 50% T-sQL Developer content. Geoff Hiten Beginner |
| 10:15AM | Auditorium 1202 | Building a Data Warehouse Using SQL Server 2005 Learn the basics of data warehousing on the Microsoft platform. This will be a fun session and you'll learn a lot. Wes Dumey Intermediate |
| 12:15PM | Auditorium 110 | Performance Tuning and Query Optimization This session will focus on common performance problems, considerations, and solutions. Review of methods for isolating long running queries and techniques for writing better SQL. Learn how to use dynamic management views and functions in SQL Server 2005 for query tuning. Finish with explanation of parameter sniffing and different solutions. Plamen Ratchev Intermediate |
| 01:30PM | Classroom 1406 | Protecting Your SQL Server from Treasure Seekers In this presentation, we'll look at ways of securing SQL Server and coding secure means of data access for an organization's sensitive data. This presentation will cover all audiences, from system administrators, to database administrators, to developers. We'll look at features common in both SQL Server 2000 and 2005 as well as some of the newer features and how to use them for SQL Server 2005. Brian Kelley Beginner |
