My boss, Ryan Smith, and I will co-present on modeling in NoSQL at Data Modeling Zone 2014 here in Portland.
It's not until October of next year, so we don't have things nailed down yet, but it will be fun to work with Ryan on this.
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Presenting on SQL Server Change Data Capture in Eugene
I will be speaking to the Eugene Area SQL Server User Group on CDC.
SQL Server's Change Data Capture feature was introduced with SQL 2008, but how much do you know about how it works? After attending this session, you will understand the various parts involved in CDC, know how to set it up, and know the relative performance effect.
Our focus here is not just showing how CDC works on the surface (there are many articles that cover that), but rather to see what we can find out about the various moving parts within SQL Server that actually make CDC function. Understanding the internals will help in an overall understanding of CDC.
Peace Health, 123 International Way
Springfield OR
April 9th at 11:30am
Topic: Deconstructing SQL Server's Change Data Capture
SQL Server's Change Data Capture feature was introduced with SQL 2008, but how much do you know about how it works? After attending this session, you will understand the various parts involved in CDC, know how to set it up, and know the relative performance effect.
Our focus here is not just showing how CDC works on the surface (there are many articles that cover that), but rather to see what we can find out about the various moving parts within SQL Server that actually make CDC function. Understanding the internals will help in an overall understanding of CDC.
Location/Time
Peace Health, 123 International Way
Springfield OR
April 9th at 11:30am
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