Author Archives: Ken

Speaker – Tim Radney (view bio) Session – Common SQL Server Mistakes and How to Avoid Them Making mistakes is natural, but learning from them and avoiding them in future takes effort. There’s no substitute for experience or the shared … Continue reading →

Speaker – James Donahoe (view bio) Session – New Instance, Now What? Congratulations, you’re now our DBA! For new DBA’s a new SQL instance is like a blank canvas, you stare at it and wonder where to start. As an … Continue reading →

Speaker: Kenneth Jensen (view bio) Session: SQL Injection and the DBA Per OWASP, SQL Injection (SQLi) is the number one threat to database driven web sites. But the SQLi menace is not limited to just web attached databases, all databases … Continue reading →

Speaker: Louis Davidson (view bio) Session: Let Me Finish… Isolating Write Operations OLTP databases can be constantly written to and reporting databases are written to at least periodically. In order to ensure consistent results, connections must be isolated from one … Continue reading →

Speaker: Andy Leonard (view bio) Session: Hacking the SSIS Catalog The SSIS Catalog supports enterprise data integration by providing execution, logging, parameter management, and reporting. But what if your enterprise needs more functionality than the SSIS Catalog provides? Do you … Continue reading →