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Time:

10:00 AM, Thursday, January 6, 2005

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Location:

UC/Davis Extension, 2901 K Street, Room 202, Sacramento, CA

" Preparing for SQL 2005, Today "

Developers who have experience with SQL 2000 have been eagerly waiting for SQL 2005, formerly known as Yukon, with its promise of improved database administration, development and business intelligence features.  This technology is nearing release and this presentation provides an early, detailed overview of some of the changes, improvements and additions to the SQL Server product line.  Some examples of these enhancements include:
- Proactive Caching
- One-click Cubes
- Exposing Web Services from the data tier
- SQL Service Broker
- .NET Framework hosting
- Snapshot isolation
- New SQL Server Management Studio
- Redesign of DTS

In the first part of the presentation Joel will focus on the feature set, with a special focus on features on interest to developers.

In the second part of the presentation Joel will present a case study.  A system was originally developed using SQL 2000, then the system was changed to take advantage of SQL 2005.  This reduced code, while improving performance and functionality.

Joel Champagne of Magenic Technologies has over 11 years of software development experience and data warehousing experience.  He has played numerous and key roles in the development of enterprise systems, proving himself as a team leader.  His understanding of all phases of application development, software architecture, and project management has allowed him to apply both business and technical consulting skills.  Projects he's participated in have been measurably successful, in no small part to Joel's contributions.  He has been recognized by peers and managers alike with achievement awards that speak to his dedication and leadership.

Joel has proven himself as a mentor, innovator, and facilitator.  His experience spans the development of data-driven systems and data warehouses to key participation on very large systems (over $40,000,000).  His command of technology has made him an application architect and technical lead on several projects.  Joel has made many presentations on technical and business issues, and his very client-focused mentality has helped contribute to marketing strategies and business development.

For additional information contact our Program Director, Melody Hayes