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How to Use DMVs to Diagnose Performance Issues

Sergio Govoni

Sul canale PASStv è stata pubblicata la sessione How to Use DMVs to Diagnose Performance Issues tenuta da Glenn Berry durante lo scorso PASS Summit.

Le DMVs (DMV + DMF) forniscono informazioni sullo stato di salute dell’istanza SQL Server. Permettono di diagnosticare problemi di performance e rappresentano uno strumento utilissimo sia per i DBA che per gli sviluppatori; aumentano ad ogni versione di SQL Server e dopo averle toccate con mano non potrete più farne a meno vi consiglio quindi di non perdervi questa sessione!

PASS TV: Summit 2013

Sergio Govoni

PASS Summit 2013 si è concluso, e anche quest’anno i numeri sono positivi:

  • 2000 aziende rappresentate
  • Si riconferma l’evento singolo, più grande al mondo, dedicato a SQL Server
  • Partecipanti da 52 paesi del mondo
  • 5000 registrazioni
  • Più di 500000 ore di formazione erogate da collaboratori volontari

Questo è video di benvenuto: Welcome live from PASS Summit 2013

Visto il successo avuto nelle precedenti edizioni, anche quest’anno le keynote, alcune sessioni e interviste (41 in totale!) sono state trasmesse in live-streaming e subito rese disponibili per essere riguardate on-demand sul canale SQL PASS TV. In altre parole, nuove ore di formazione gratuite, fruibili quando lo si desidera. Per chi non ha potuto partecipare, questa è un’ottima occasione per avere un assaggio dell’evento, ecco i link…

What's New in Security for SQL Server 2012

Sergio Govoni

Sul canale SQLPASS TV di YouTube, continua la pubblicazione delle sessioni erogate al PASS Summit 2011. Questa settimana è stata pubblicata la sessione What’s New in Security for SQL Server Code Name “Denali” tenuta da Il-Sung Lee (Senior Program Manager @ Microsoft).

Abstract

Security continues to be a top concern for database administrators as they face the ever-present threat of data breaches and the increasing pressures from compliance regulations such as PCI and HIPAA. Fortunately, SQL Server 2008 delivered some key features, such as TDE and SQL Server Audit, to help administrators achieve their security goals and Denali makes further progress with enhancements to Audit and security manageability. This session takes an experienced users approach to the advanced topic of recent security enhancements to SQL Server and explains the new changes coming to Denali and how they can help you satisfy your security objectives.

Who is Responsible? The Vendor or the DBA?

Sergio Govoni

Sul canale SQLPASS TV, continua la pubblicazione delle sessioni erogate al PASS Summit 2011. Questa settimana è stata pubblicata la sessione Who is Responsible? The Vendor or the DBA? I due speaker: Erin Stellato (nei panni del software vendor) e Mike Walsh (nei panni del DBA) hanno dato vita ad una sessione interattiva che vi farà comprendere come sia possibile migliorare il rapporto tra DBA e software vendor.

Abstract

Database administrators - you don’t really trust your third party software vendors, do you? Software vendors - you think most of the DBAs out there are hiding things, don’t you? Well guess what, you’re both right! Join Erin Stellato (representing vendors) and Mike Walsh (representing DBAs) for an interactive session where they will tackle some of the toughest challenges that DBAs and vendors face when working with each other. Attendees will walk out with a better understanding of what both parties can do to contribute to a successful relationship, as well as a set of fair questions to ask to set the right expectations from the start. Attend our session to see if a Vendor and DBA really can get along, and listen in on some real life horror story examples of how not to do it.

Building a Professional Development Plan

Sergio Govoni

Sul canale SQLPASS TV, continua la pubblicazione delle sessioni erogate al PASS Summit 2011. Questa settimana è stata pubblicata la sessione Building a Professional Development Plan tenuta da Andy Warren.

Abstract

Ready to take the next step in your career? Ready to build a plan that will get you there? This session will show you a process for building a comprehensive professional development plan - a road map to get to where you want to go! This session is designed to help you build a professional development plan using the same techniques that are used for building business plans. We’ll talk about obtaining and managing resources, setting realistic goals, tracking progress, and what to do when you get off plan. We’re going to look at more than pure technical learning. We’ll discuss how and when to modify your plan to include networking, writing, social engagement, and managing and leadership skills - and talk about the most effective ways to do it. We’ll touch lightly on the value of a mentor and ways to find a good mentor. We will also discuss changing how you look at your career, adopting the mindset of the consultant even if you prefer to retain your status as an employee. It’s not an easy change, but it’s a powerful one, and that is an important component of a professional development plan. At the end of this session you should be ready to spend a day building a plan that will help you move your career forward to a goal that you’ve selected.