Two topics this month and joining the MSDN event!!!
MDSN Suburban Roadshow at Hofstra University.
Charge: None
Event URL: http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032404849&Culture=en-US
Event Title: MSDN Suburban Roadshow
Start Date/Time: 05-Mar-2009 01:00 PM
End Date/Time: 05-Mar-2009 09:00 PM
Location: Hofstra University - Hempstead, NY
Full address:
Hofstra University
200 Student Center
Hempstead, NY 11549
Room: Student Center Theatre, 0151
Following the MSDN Event will be the LI .NET Users Group Meeting
IMPORTANT IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND:
Please register at http://www.codezone.com/UGEventView.CodezoneCom?EventID=5827 - this is important so that we have enough food and drinks!!!
SQL CLR for the .NET Programmer
SQL Server 2005/2008 provides .NET developers with the ability to embed their assemblies in stored procedures, functions, triggers, and user-defined types. The value of this model is that functionality can be brought to the SQL platform that is not natively supported by SQL Server or simply out performs the T-SQL way of achieving a task.
Implementing a .NET assembly in SQL Server is both powerful and surprisingly simple but this new tool is not the answer for everything. A little knowledge of when to use it, when NOT to use it, and a good working relationship with your DBA will go a long way towards making your efforts with SQL CLR successful.
This talk will address the nuts & bolts of writing, ʽregisteringʼ, and running your assemblies from within SQL Server as well as the essential role of the DBA in this collaborative effort.
Presented by Matt Fritz
Applications Manager/Developer, Empire Merchants, LLC
SQL Server Service Broker for the .NET Programmer
This will be a short discussion and overview of the SQL Server Service Broker (SSB) with an emphasis on what it can do and how to set it up.
With the ability to do asynchronous, reliable, in order delivery of messages up to 2GB in size within a single database or across multiple servers and databases, SSB provides much potential. To help take advantage of this potential all the required elements will be demonstrated with examples of their creation, usage and management.
Two usage scenarios will be explored:
· An event logging service
· An asynchronous cross-platform messaging service
Presented by Roger Coxon
Principal, Coxon Consulting, LLC
IMPORTANT IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND:
Please register at http://www.codezone.com/UGEventView.CodezoneCom?EventID=5827 - this is important so that we have enough food and drinks!!!
Please share this great learning opportunity with friends and coworkers.
We look forward to seeing you there!!