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Working with data in ASP.NET 2.0
Catch this wonderful set of resources from ScottGu's Blog.
CLR Profiler for the .NET 2.0
Download this wonderful updated tool here.
SQL Server Compact 3.5 Books Online for Orcas Beta 1
Download it here.
SQLCE - Identify changes for merge subscription
Catch the same here.
Diagonise RS Problems
Just got this link on some basic RS problem pointers. Thanks Lukas
AS 2005 - Resources

Just got to see a couple of wonderful resources on codeplex for Analysis services 2005. Upon the deployment of a Microsoft SQL server 2005 Analysis Services server, stress and performance testing is a common work for customers and field consultants. For a long time, people have been wanting for a tool that facilitates their work. We have heard numerous requests for such a tool - So here you go with this Version 0.0.0.1 of the tool. Must admit it has got a wonderful 58+ page document with it too.

The second one was on performance of AS MDX Scripts. Here is a tool again from the AS team for performance testing of your queries. Feel free to use them and pass the word around too :) ...

Webcasts on SQL

I will be doing a 3 part webcast for administration on SQL Server 2005 next week. Feel free to join in and register for the same here.


Apr 25, 2007
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

SQL Server 2005 Administration Overview

The world of the DBA is changing. DBAs now increasingly are asked by the organizations they work for to manage more systems with larger amounts of data, while at the same time organizations are trying to keep IT costs the same or even to lower costs. Simultaneously, DBAs are being asked to give more of their time to help corporate developers to understand data models and the best data access paradigms for building reliable applications that perform to the scale that the corporation requires. With these tensions, DBAs need more from their database technologies in terms of enterprise manageability, scalability, and availability. SQL Server 2005 provides the bedrock foundation that DBAs can bet on to build their next generation IT infrastructure. This session gets you started with SQL Server 2005 administration Basics.

Speaker: Vinod Kumar

 



Apr 26, 2007
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

SQL Server 2005 Security for Administrators

In this webcast you learn the principles and methodology of designing SQL Server security. You also learn the benefits of having a security policy in place and the process of creating a security policy. In addition, we talk about the importance of monitoring the security of SQL Server. We will also cover aspects of design for SQL Server instance-level, database-level, and object-level security policies. Doing so you will learn the security monitoring standards for instances and databases.

Speaker:
Vinod Kumar
 
 



Apr 27, 2007
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

SQL Server 2005 Admin: Managing Objects

SQL Server 2005 is a completely new set tools and new set of UI for managing objects. Though some of them are a new look to the same old features, administrators struggle to find some of them. This session takes a peak into this aspect and shows how the new tool can help you manage SQL Server Objects efficiently. Most importantly how you can use some of these tools with SQL Server 2000 databases too to increase your productivity.

Speaker: Vinod Kumar
 

SQL - SP2 explained
If you have been reading on the SP2 and maintenance plans story then you must know there is a series of stuffs to be patched. But here is a post from the PSS Team (Bob Ward) on the specifics and the rational for GDR1 and GDR2 and how to apply the same. Things are now sorted and you are good to go !!! Catch the post here.
WPF - Ribbon Control
Catch this online here.
Designing SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services Cubes for Excel 2007 PivotTables
Get this interesting whitepaper on AS and office.
Virtual Classrooms - WPF
 
Synchronize SQL CE and Access Database
This is really awesome considering our desktop requirements. This really works like a gem ... Download the wizards that help you achieve the same here.
Groove Teams Blog

Wonderful site with good information about groove. I liked teh post on why groove and sharepoint. I know there are enough questions around these two as people are confused.

Check it out here.

Reports Builder from Command Line
I didnt know it was possible :) ..Here is an entry from Bob on achieving this ... Though un-documented and not supported, this is interesting to know. Check it out here.
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