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SQLSaturday Oregon & SW Washington #1057

Nov 11, 2023 · Clark College, Gaiser Hall, Vancouver, WA, United States

Conference
SQLSaturday Database
Dates
Nov 11, 2023
Venue
Clark College, Gaiser Hall
Place
Vancouver, WA, United States
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Sponsor text: 'Our normal attendance is in the range of 400+'. No 2023 count found.
Website
sqlsaturday.com
Recorded
9 sponsors · 45 speaker appearances
Notes
Official name: SQL Saturday Oregon & SW Washington 2023. Sessions and speakers from the event's Sessionize schedule (40 sessions, including any pre-con/workshop sessions listed there); affiliation taken from each speaker's Sessionize tagline where it names an organization, else null. Sponsors and tiers from the event page (logos only; names inferred from logo link/file).

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
General admission$0—Event page describes the event as free.sqlsaturday.com

Sponsors 9

Other 9

Speakers and talks 45

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Aaron Cutshall, DHA, MSHI——SQL Team Six - How to Build Effective Teams—
Amy Cox——Monitoring your SQL Server Always On Availability Groups—
Andrew Pruski——Chaos Engineering for SQL Server—
Armando Lacerda——MS Fabric crash session—
Ben Thul——Hierarchical Data Querying Patterns—
Brandon Leach——A DBA's Guide to the Proper Handling of Corruption—
Cathrine WilhelmsenEvidi—Building an End-to-end Solution in Microsoft Fabric: From Dataverse to Power BI—
Cindy Gross——Navigate Work Culture with Confidence—
Clay JacksonQuest—Unlock your Oracle data - Replication to Azure—
Dave Bland——DBA Guide to Surviving an Audit—
David BerminghamSIOS Technology—SQL Server HA and DR in Azure—
David PatrickDSAINC.com—Intro to AI—
Deexith Reddy——Slowly Changing Dimension - Automating Historical Records Storage—
Emilie RønningQuarks—Building an End-to-end Solution in Microsoft Fabric: From Dataverse to Power BI—
Eric PetersonIngo Money—Monitoring your SQL Server Always On Availability Groups—
Erin DempsterTrean Corporation—Migrating DBA Network Skills to the Cloud—
Erland SommarskogErland Sommarskog SQL-Konsult AB—Don't Bite Off More You Can Chew - Take it in Chunks—
Frank GeislerGDS Business Intelligence GmbH—ADX and the last crusade—
Gaurav RajeDoola Inc—Storytelling for Economists and Financiers using SQL and the Grammar of Graphics—
Hamish Watson——Database Reliability Engineering - the new DBA?—
Heidi Hasting——Azure SQL Managed Instance: 3 Cheers & A Boo!—
Ioana BouariuAmesto—Power BI and beyond: User Adoption Strategies and Real-World Examples—
Jason Romans——Unlock the Power of Power BI with Calculation Groups—
Jeff Taylor——How To Tune A Multi-Terabyte Database For Optimum Performance—
Johan Ludvig Brattås——ADX and the last crusade—
Joshua Higginbotham——Debugging under fire (Data Edition)—
Lee Coates——Comparing Microsoft SQL Server to Open Source DB Platforms—
Marcelo AdadePythian—The hitchhiker's guide for keeping your SQL Server Always On—
Marthe MoengenSopra Steria—Building an End-to-end Solution in Microsoft Fabric: From Dataverse to Power BI—
Martin Catherall——Microsoft Data Analytics- End to End Options—
Matthew GantzIncomm Payments—Zero-Downtime Data and Schema Migrations—
Michael Johnson——Diving into Delta Lake—
Mikael Wedham——A masters view on Locking and blocking—
Neil HamblyBeacon Intelligence—DOP Feedback - Inside the SQL Server 2022 engine—
Pam LahoudMicrosoft—Top Ten Reasons You Should Be Running Your SQL Server on Azure VM—
Paul Turley——Tales from the Trenches: Lessons from Big Power BI Projects—
Peter Kruis——SQL Bad practices caught in the wild—
Rick LoweData FLowe Solutions LLC—Weird Stuff I Saw While… Working with Multi Subnet Availability Groups—
Rob Volk——Revenge: The SQL!—
Roberto Fonseca——The hitchhiker's guide for keeping your SQL Server Always On—
Robin AbramsonOmnidata—Deneb Lollipops: Sweet, Simple and Actionable Visualizations for Power BI—
Thomas Grohser——SQL Server Licensing 101—
Tonie HuizerPromicro—Transforming to DevOps, CJ/CD: Continuous Journey Continuous Disaster?—
Tony WilhelmMoser Consulting—Intro to PowerShell with dbatools for the DBA—
Tracy Boggiano——Deep Dive into the World of SQL Audit: Embrace Your Inner Nerd!—

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