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SQL Saturday Atlanta

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Talks6
Years active2019

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Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
May 18, 2019SQLSaturday Atlanta #845SQLSaturday—Dell EMC Sponsor Session

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May 18, 2019SQLSaturday Atlanta #845SQLSaturday—Improving - Atlanta

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May 18, 2019SQLSaturday Atlanta #845SQLSaturday—Profisee Sponsor Session

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May 18, 2019SQLSaturday Atlanta #845SQLSaturday—SIOS -SANLess clustering for physical, virtual and cloud environm
Join this session to learn how to create SANLess clusters in environments where traditional shared storage clusters are impractical or impossible. We will…Show less

Join this session to learn how to create SANLess clusters in environments where traditional shared storage clusters are impractical or impossible. We will discuss high-performance clusters leveraging SSD and Flash-based PCIe storage for faster SQL application response times - no SAN (or SAN Admin required).

May 18, 2019SQLSaturday Atlanta #845SQLSaturday—Successfully Virtualizing SQL Server on vSphere - Straight from t
VMware Sponsor Session Over the years, virtualization has matured from the exotic black magic realm to become a mainstream standard IT practice. “Virtualize…Show less

VMware Sponsor Session Over the years, virtualization has matured from the exotic black magic realm to become a mainstream standard IT practice. “Virtualize First” is now a well-accepted default practice in most enterprises and any deviation is now considered an anomaly.

May 18, 2019SQLSaturday Atlanta #845SQLSaturday—Survival of the Fittest: Matching Approaches for Golden Record
There is no debate – duplicate data is unwanted data. But, issues behind duplicate data detection persist, such as sound-al-like matches, misspellings,…Show less

There is no debate – duplicate data is unwanted data. But, issues behind duplicate data detection persist, such as sound-al-like matches, misspellings, abbreviations, nicknames and other variants of fuzzy matching records.

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