Our first public class of the year is just over 3 weeks away! This is the *only* public class we'll be teaching in the US in 2010. There are a few spots left so book now to avoid disappointment.
We've teamed up with our good friend Adam Machanic to bring a week-long custom class to the Boston area. In this class Kimberly and I take turns teaching modules and we're both on hand to answer questions, do research, and try things out (and banter too!). The tag-team approach works *really well* and make the class very enjoyable and relaxed for those attending (and for us!).
The class will be March 29th-April 2nd in the Le Meridien hotel in Cambridge, MA and will cover:
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On-disk structures: how the data is stored
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Index internals: how the data is organized
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Logging and recovery: how the data is protected
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Choosing the RIGHT Data Type
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Table & Index Partitioning Strategies
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Data Access
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Indexing Strategies
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Data and log file provisioning and management
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Tempdb
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Index and statistics maintenance
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Using backup and restore (plus internals)
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Consistency checking and disaster recovery
You can see a much more detailed course outline here and full details including how to register at Adam's Boston SQL Training website.
We hope to see you there!
5 thoughts on “Still some spots available on the 5-day class in Boston in 3 weeks”
Any chance you can offer this type of training in the Washington DC area?
Oh I’d love to sit and soak up the knowledge for a week. Just don’t have the 3k to lay out right now!
@sqlbumper Nope – as the post says, this is the only public class we’re doing in the US in 2010. Maybe in 2011…
What about offering a digital version afterwards? (and I mean more than just samples) As epic as I know you guys are, there’s no way I could justify the total cost of the trip ($ and time) to my employer.
No plans for any online/digital/DVD content right now.