Colorado PASS Camp
What a Day! 87 attendees, 16 speakers, 2 MVPs, 20 presentations, 25 large pizzas, an XBox 360, an iPod, and an MSDN subscription all at the Microsoft officies in Denver celebrating the SQL Server community in Colorado.
Paul Nielsen is a hands-on database developer, Microsoft SQL Server MVP, author, and trainer specializing in data architecture and Microsoft SQL Server technologies. His next book, SQL Server 2005 Bible, will be available in early 2006.
What a Day! 87 attendees, 16 speakers, 2 MVPs, 20 presentations, 25 large pizzas, an XBox 360, an iPod, and an MSDN subscription all at the Microsoft officies in Denver celebrating the SQL Server community in Colorado.
SQL Server 2005 Bible is done; I turned in the last element last Friday and danced around the house. 54 chapters. 1418 pages. A publishing innovation I'm playing with is online ScreenCasts to augment the book's text and screenshots (Wiley's been great about letting me try new ideas). These are short 2-5 minutes videos that demonstrate a specific task or concept. I've posted the first one - Viewing Deadlocks using Profiler. About 50 ScreenCasts are scheduled in all. And if you have any suggestions or requests, send'em this way.