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SY35 SQL Performance Tips for SMS / SCCM Reporting Gurus

Friday, 29 February 2008 15:16 Brian Mason
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John Nelson and I will be speaking on the first day of MMS if you're going!

Monday, April 28 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM, Veronese 2401B
Speaker(s): Brian Mason, John Nelson
Track(s): Systems Management
SessionType(s): Breakout
Products(s): Configuration Manager 2007, Microsoft SQL Server, SMS 2003


Brian Mason (MS MVP SMS) and John Nelson (www.number2blog.com) will show you how to speed SQL & web reports so that they don't melt your server, time out, or make your boss wonder if you know what you're doing. While Brian writes a few reports (with an SMS/SCCM focus), John will improve Brian's attempts (with a SQL focus). You'll get tips on how to find that data you're collecting quickly and present it in speedy web reports or pivot tables. You'll get tips on keeping SQL healthy and lean, and what to look for when building a new server. How will Wells Fargo install SQL for its 200K client infrastructure? From web reports to SQL Management studio to SMS/SCCM, let the Wells Fargo guys show you how they'd do it and answer any questions along the way.

 

Newsflash

Microsoft released SCCM 2007 SP1 yesterday. You can download it here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=5AAE62E8-4B7F-4AF7-BE01-AEFAA4BF059A&displaylang=en

They also released RC1 for Hyper-V: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/950049

And today I see IE 8 Beta 2 info:

Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 Readiness Information

Ensuring your website is ready for Internet Explorer 8

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We are encouraging site administrators to get their sites ready now for broad adoption of Internet Explorer 8, as there will be a beta release in the third quarter of this year targeted for all consumers.  To learn more and get started, please follow the step-by-step instructions located at the following link:  http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=120024.

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