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Mladen Prajdic

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Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Appearances by year

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Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Feb 22, 2027SQL Konferenz 2027SQL KonferenztalkThē wönderfűl wôrld of ćollåtions, eñcodingß and téxt sţoræge

In today's world the chances of having data in a single language are slim to none. Your customers speak and write many languages with many different letters.

Jan 18, 2027Data Saturday #90 - Data Community Austria Day 2027Data SaturdaysspeakerBuilding Private, Always-Current RAG Pipelines and Semantic Search with SQL Server
In this session, we'll build a complete local RAG pipeline using .NET and SQL Server. A .NET service monitors local network sources, ingests documents like…Show less

In this session, we'll build a complete local RAG pipeline using .NET and SQL Server. A .NET service monitors local network sources, ingests documents like invoices and contracts, generates embeddings via a local LLM, and stores them using SQL Server's vector data type.

Oct 9, 2026Data Saturday #87 - Data Saturday Holland 2026Data SaturdaysspeakerSQL Server 2025 Optimized Locking
Introduced in SQL Server 2025, optimized locking improves transaction locking mechanism to reduce lock blocking and lock memory consumption for concurrent…Show less

Introduced in SQL Server 2025, optimized locking improves transaction locking mechanism to reduce lock blocking and lock memory consumption for concurrent transactions. It's composed of two primary components: transaction ID (TID) locking and lock after qualification (LAQ).

Sep 24, 2026SQLDay Lite 2026SQLDayspeakerSQL Server 2025 Optimized Locking
Introduced in SQL Server 2025, optimized locking improves transaction locking mechanism to reduce lock blocking and lock memory consumption for concurrent…Show less

Introduced in SQL Server 2025, optimized locking improves transaction locking mechanism to reduce lock blocking and lock memory consumption for concurrent transactions. It's composed of two primary components: transaction ID (TID) locking and lock after qualification (LAQ).

May 21, 2026DataGrillen 2026DataGrillenspeakerSQL Server 2025 Optimized Locking
Introduced in SQL Server 2025, optimized locking improves transaction locking mechanism to reduce lock blocking and lock memory consumption for concurrent…Show less

Introduced in SQL Server 2025, optimized locking improves transaction locking mechanism to reduce lock blocking and lock memory consumption for concurrent transactions. It's composed of two primary components: transaction ID (TID) locking and lock after qualification (LAQ). In this session we'll look into how this works and how we can use it.

May 11, 2026SQLDay 2026SQLDayspeakerSQL Server Accelerated Database Recovery
Accelerated database recovery is not a well known feature, even though it's been around since SQL Server 2019. It improves database availability, especially in…Show less

Accelerated database recovery is not a well known feature, even though it's been around since SQL Server 2019. It improves database availability, especially in the presence of long-running transactions, by redesigning the database engine recovery process and it has been improved with every new version.

Apr 17, 2026SeaQL 2026 (SQLSaturday #1140)SeaQLspeakerSQL Server 2025 Optimized Locking
Introduced in SQL Server 2025, optimized locking improves transaction locking mechanism to reduce lock blocking and lock memory consumption for concurrent…Show less

Introduced in SQL Server 2025, optimized locking improves transaction locking mechanism to reduce lock blocking and lock memory consumption for concurrent transactions. It's composed of two primary components: transaction ID (TID) locking and lock after qualification (LAQ).

Mar 2, 2026SQL Konferenz 2026SQL KonferenztalkSQL Server Accelerated Database Recovery
Accelerated database recovery is not a well known feature, even though it's been around since SQL Server 2019. It improves database availability, especially in…Show less

Accelerated database recovery is not a well known feature, even though it's been around since SQL Server 2019. It improves database availability, especially in the presence of long-running transactions, by redesigning the database engine recovery process and it has been improved with every new version.

Slides
Feb 24, 2025SQL Konferenz 2025SQL KonferenztalkSql Server Audit - who did what when?
Often times we want to know who did what, but out of the box the auditing functionality doesn't do much. In this session we'll take a look at the actual Audit…Show less

Often times we want to know who did what, but out of the box the auditing functionality doesn't do much. In this session we'll take a look at the actual Audit capabilities of SQL Server using the Extended Events infrastructure and a few ways to do it without that infrastructure.

Slides
Sep 30, 2024SQL Konferenz 2024SQL KonferenztalkSocial Engineering: Hacking People
“It is much easier to trick/force someone into giving a password for a system than to spend the effort to crack into the system.” This is a common line of…Show less

“It is much easier to trick/force someone into giving a password for a system than to spend the effort to crack into the system.” This is a common line of thought in today’s world of increased cyber-security dangers. In this interactive session we’ll take a look at how social engineering works, the psychology behind it and why is it still the most effective way to gain access to your company’s sec

May 16, 2024DataGrillen 2024DataGrillenspeakerSocial Engineering: Hacking People
“It is much easier to trick/force someone into giving a password for a system than to spend the effort to crack into the system.” This is a common line of…Show less

“It is much easier to trick/force someone into giving a password for a system than to spend the effort to crack into the system.” This is a common line of thought in today’s world of increased cyber-security dangers. In this interactive session we’ll take a look at how social engineering works, the psychology behind it and why is it still the most effective way to gain access to your company’s secrets. The best attacks happen when people don’t even realize they are being attacked and in this session we’re going to try to fix that and educate you on how to realize when someone is trying to socially engineer you.

Jan 26, 2024Data Saturday #46 - Data Community Austria Day 2024Data SaturdaysspeakerThē wönderfűl wôrld of ćollåtions, eñcodingß and téxt sţoræge

In today's world the chances of having data in a single language are slim to none. Your customers speak and write many languages with many different letters.

Jun 2, 2022DataGrillen 2022DataGrillenspeakerThē wönderfűl wôrld of ćollåtions, eñcodingß and téxt sţoræge
In today's world the chances of having data in a single language are slim to none. Your customers speak and write many languages with many different…Show less

In today's world the chances of having data in a single language are slim to none. Your customers speak and write many languages with many different letters. Once you get to talking or thinking about characters, collations, encodings, sort orders, diacritics, code pages, etc, a brain melt is what you end up with. In this session we'll look at what all of these things are, how they fit together and how to use them properly as each of them can break your applications in various ways. Since SQL Server 2019 brought improvements in UTF-8 area, we'll look at that as well. Because sometimes it's not enough to just use NChar or NVarChar and thinking everything will be ok.

Mar 3, 2020SQL Server Konferenz 2020SQL KonferenztalkAn End-to-End Approach to App and DB Security
Jun 20, 2019DataGrillen 2019DataGrillenspeakerSQL Server 2019 Always Encrypted: The Searchable Encryption!
With SQL Server 2019 Microsoft added a feature to Always Encrypted called Secure Enclaves, which enables us to easily search through encrypted data. In this…Show less

With SQL Server 2019 Microsoft added a feature to Always Encrypted called Secure Enclaves, which enables us to easily search through encrypted data. In this session we'll take a look at what this feature exactly is, how it works, and how we can utilize it to maximize our data security.

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Uwe Ricken12—2027
Benni De Jagere10—2027
Gabi Münster10—2027
Marc Lelijveld10—2027
Oliver Engels10—2027
Rob Sewell10—2027
Tillmann Eitelberg9—2027
Erwin de Kreuk9—2026
Frank Geisler9—2026
André Kamman8—2027
Daniel Hutmacher8—2027
Torsten Strauß8—2027
Traci Sewell8—2027
Wolfgang Strasser8—2027
Gianluca Sartori7—2027

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.