LANUG January 2009 Meeting - Rodney Landrum - The DBA Script Thumb

From: dgreene@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: lanug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 6 Jan 2009 08:38:25 -0600
Hello All. I just wanted to extend an invitation to our next meeting. Please
RSVP to rduclos@xxxxxxxxx if you plan on attending. If you or your company
would like to sponsor an event please reply and let me know.

LANUG Meeting – Tuesday, January 27, 2008 6:00 PM
Speaker: Rodney Landrum

Rodney Landrum has been architecting solutions for SQL Server for over 10
years. He has worked with and written about many SQL Server technologies,
including DTS, Integration Services, Analysis Services, and Reporting
Services. He has authored three books on Reporting Services. He is a regular
contributor to SQL Server magazine, sqlservercentral.com and
Simple-talk.com. His three recent articles in SQL Server magazine on
building a DBA repository with SSIS and SSRS have been well received and
implemented widely by DBAs around the world. Rodney also speaks regularly on
SQL topics at such events as SQL Saturday in Florida, his home state. His
day job finds him overseeing the health and well being of over 100 SQL
Servers as manager of database administration in Pensacola, Florida. He is
also the Vice President on the Pensacola SQL Server User Group


Topic: The DBA Script Thumb

Like many DBAs, Rodney has squirrelled away a large number of routines that
he uses almost daily to check on his servers and databases. Of this large
collection he chooses five that he wouldn't want to be without. and there is
something for everyone in this DBA's Script Collection which goes with him
on his 'Script thumb'.
If you have any SQL scripts that help you with your day-to-day work, bring
them along this event should inspire you to get involved.


Location: ITT Technical Institute
<http://www.itt-tech.edu/campus/school.cfm?lloc_num=112>

  Office Mall South
  3100 Cottage Hill Road
  Building 3
  Mobile, AL 36606


Sponsor: Perficient, Inc.

This meeting is not yet sponsored! If you enjoy the free presentations and
the opportunity to network and promote yourself, we need sponsors! Talk to
your company about sponsoring these events.Sponsorship can be as little as
providing some refreshments for the event (pizza, coke, chips,
etc) or providing giveaways (books, software, hardware, t-shirts, anything
nerds like!) But sponsorship is a two-way street.
A short, five minute presentation is given at the start of each event
to let attendees know about our sponsors (who they are, what
they do, job opportunities, etc).  This is an excellent opportunity to let
active developers know that you've got a great company!


If you or someone you know has been having problems subscribing to our
mailing list have them go to this site to subscribe:
//www.freelists.org/list/lanug .
If you are interested here are some communities/initiatives in the area:

   - Alabama Tech Events http://altechevents.wordpress.com
   - Community Megaphone http://www.communitymegaphone.com/
   - Hub City .Net User Group http://hubcitynug.org/
   - Pensacola SQL Server Users Group http://pensacola.sqlpass.org/or
   http://www.pensacolasql.com
   - Deep Fried Bytes (PodCast) http://deepfriedbytes.com
   - Alabama CodeCamp 1/17/2009 Details:
http://www.alabamacodecamp.com/ <http://www.alabamacodecamp.com/>
   Register: http://www.clicktoattend.com/?id=134437


Thank you,
Ryan Duclos
LANUG Program Director
PSSUG Event Coordinator
Technical Consultant @ Perficient
LANUG January 2009 Meeting - Rodney Landrum - The DBA Script Thumb

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