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TulsaSQL is a group of local professionals that meet monthly to discuss topics related to Microsoft SQL Server. If you work with SQL Server or would like to learn more about it, we'd like to welcome you to join us. We meet on the third Monday of every month. See Location for more information.

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Topic:	Getting additional information from SQL Server by using SQL Server DMV's
Date:	Monday, May 21, 2012
Speaker:	Ernesto Fernandez Ernesto is a Senior Software Engineer at RelayHealth. He has been working there for the past 10 years in product development using different versions of SQL Server and participating on some .Net development projects. Ernesto has been an officer in the past of the Tulsa SQL users group. He has presented several database-related topics to regional user groups. Ernesto, also, has experience in the past as a consultant.
Location:	TulsaTech - Riverside Campus, Room F-201
Overview:	Different people from all levels of experience can benefit from the information provided by the internal tools that were made available since 2005 was introduced and that new SQL versions have been adding & expanding on. We will tour and see information provided from different DMV's that complement other tools we have relied on and used in the past. This information can help us make better decisions about the load & optimum state of the database objects being used from our applications.
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		Tulsa School of Dev - SQL Track
TulsaSQL is proud to bring you a full day of SQL training at the Tulsa School of Dev 2012! Our speaker, Tim Costello, is an MCITP, MCTS specializing in etl and data analytics for Interworks Inc. Tim is an international speaker that is always looking for opportunities to share his passion for SQL Server, Tableau and data visualization. Tim is active in the SQL community and leads a data visualization focused user group in the Dallas area. Tim Started working with data in Access 95 and has worked in every version of SQL from SQL 7 forward. SQL Server from the ground up: This full day, hands on session will introduce SQL Server to developers with little or no database experience. We will focus on tSQL syntax (basic and advanced) and database design (transactional and dimensional). We will practice our new tSQL skills by loading data into a classic star schema and then look at ways we can use best practices in data visualization to summarize data for analytics and presentation. Content will be demonstrated with SQL 2008 R2, but will (in most cases) work in SQL 2005 or newer. Attendees should bring a laptop with SQL Server or SQL Server Express installed. Data will be provided in the session. SQL 2012 Express download Register Now!

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