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SeaQL Saturday 2025 (SQLSaturday #1101)

Apr 12, 2025 · PiXLife Nature Xperience Brouwersdam, Binnenzijde 25, Ouddorp, South Holland, Netherlands

Conference
SeaQL Database
Dates
Apr 12, 2025
Venue
PiXLife Nature Xperience Brouwersdam, Binnenzijde 25
Place
Ouddorp, South Holland, Netherlands
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
seaql.nl
Recorded
8 sponsors · 12 speaker appearances
Notes
First edition, run as SQLSaturday #1101 on sqlsaturday.com: a one-day community event on SQL Server, database administration and database DevOps at the Brouwersdam beach (capacity limit 50). 12 sessions; speakers from the Sessionize schedule embedded on the SQLSaturday event page, affiliation from the Sessionize tagline where it names an employer. Sponsors are logo links on the SQLSaturday page; company names derived from the link domains (AMD is the SQLSaturday network's global sponsor). No ticket price shown.

Ticket prices

No ticket prices recorded

Sponsors 8

Platinum 1

Gold 3

Silver 2

Bronze 1

Other 1

  • AMD · Global Sponsor

Speakers and talks 12

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Andrew Pruski—SpeakerDisaster Recovery Strategies for SQL Server—
Christophe PlatteeuwMoninSpeakerMigrating a production SQL Server database with minimal downtime—
Gianluca Sartori—SpeakerUsing WorkloadTools to Modernize your SQL Server Instances—
Hugo Kornelis—SpeakerAdvanced Indexing—
Karim OurtaniFlemish GovernmentSpeakerImplementing Feature Flags in Databases for Dynamic Product Management—
Laura CopelandRedgateSpeakerEssential Practices For Seamless Database Deployment—
Martin PinnerApplication PerformanceSpeakerMaintaining Fast Database Performance as things change—
Olivier Van SteenlandtX²OSpeakerDatabase Deployment Automation using Database Projects & Azure DevOps—
Pieter Vanhove—SpeakerConfidential computing with Always Encrypted using enclaves—
Reitse EskensAxians Business AnalyticsSpeakerAzure SQL Copilot, what the query is this!?—
Sander van der HoeffDu SabotSpeakerDatabase testing with tSQLt—
Uwe Rickendb Berater GmbHSpeakerHow to properly handle LOB data in SQL Server—

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