SQL Server Storage Engine

Three upcoming events in March to learn about HA/DR and DB Maintenance

Things start early this year! I'm doing three events in March where I'll be speaking on HA/DR, internals and database maintenance, mostly partnering with Kimberly Tripp. Hope to see you at one of these!

Tuesday March 6th

One-day class in Reading, UK organized by Tony Rogerson (MVP) who runs the sqlserverfaq.com site. Kimberly and I will present a full day on Crucial Database Maintenance Techniques for Databases of All Sizes. The agenda is:

Part 1: Database Creation / Space Management Best Practices

Part 2: Table Structures, Fragmentation and Statistics

Part 3: Designing a Backup Strategy for Effective Disaster Recovery

Part 4: Secrets of Fast Detection and Recovery from Database Corruptions

See here for more details.

Friday 9th March

SQL Server Open World 2007, Copenhagen, Denmark. I'm presenting the following sessions:

Database Corruption: Reducing Downtime and Dataloss with SQL Server 2005

Performance Insights: Interactive Session on the SE and RE (joint session with Kimberly)

See here for details.

Monday 26th - Thursday 29th March

SQL Server Magazine Connections, Orlando, FL. Kimberly and I will be jointly presenting these sessions:

Follow the Rabbit: Interactive Q&A on the SE and RE

Follow the Rabbit: Interactive Q&A on Availability

We're also doing our full-day post-conference workshop on Crucial Database Maintenance Techniques for Databases of All Sizes - same agenda as for the 3/6/07 class. I'll be around all week to answer questions as well. See here for all the details. 

Published Tuesday, February 13, 2007 2:58 AM by Paul Randal - MSFT
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About Paul Randal - MSFT

Paul started in the industry in 1994 working for DEC on the VMS file system and check/repair tools. In 1999 he moved to Microsoft to work on SQL Server, specifically on DBCC. For SQL Server 2000, he concentrated on index fragmentation (writing DBCC INDEXDEFRAG and DBCC SHOWCONTIG) plus various algorithms in DBCC CHECKDB. During SQL Server 2005 development Paul was the lead developer/manager of one the core dev teams in the Storage Engine, responsible for data access and storage (DBCC, allocation, indexes & heaps, pages/records, text/LOB storage, snapshot isolation, etc). He also spent several years rewriting DBCC CHECKDB and repair. For SQL Server 2008, Paul managed the Program Management team for the core Storage Engine to become more focused on customer/partner engagement and feature set definition. In 2007, after 8.5 years on the SQL Server team, Paul left Microsoft to join his wife, Kimberly Tripp, running SQLskills.com and pursuing his passion for presenting and consulting. Paul regularly presents at conferences and user groups around the world on high-availability, disaster recovery and Storage Engine internals. His popular blog is at http://www.sqlskills.com/blogs/paul/.

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