Webinar June 10 - Jonathan Lewis and I on Visual SQL Tuning

Jonathan Lewis is my favorite presenter on Oracle performance and tuning and
so I'm both excited and nervous that Embarcadero is hosting a free live
webinar co-presented Jonathan Lewis and myself.

I'm excited about the webinar because Jonathan and I will be talking about
how query diagram visualizations can aid in the tuning of SQL queries and
I'm a huge fan of using data visualization to approach performance and
tuning challenges. In the webinar Jonathan will point out the information
required to find the best execution in the query and show the benefits of
visually diagramming the query. I'll follow  up with more information on
systematically approaching SQL query tuning from a visual point of view.

For a taste of Jonathan's content see:
http://www.simple-talk.com/sql/performance/designing-efficient-sql-a-visual-approach
For some ideas on mine see :
http://sites.google.com/site/embtdbo/sql-tuning-1#TOC-Visual-SQL-Tuning-in-Action:

(please take the punchy marketing write-up with a grain of salt ! )

Register for the live webinar on June 10th here:
http://www.embarcadero.com/master-sql-tuners-oracle-lewis-hailey

Tune in for the Ultimate SQL Tune-off

According to Jonathan Lewis, there is a basic strategy to writing efficient
SQL, but it requires knowledge of the data, the metadata, and the intent of
the query.

Jonathan will start with the basic principles of efficient data access and
then show different ways of analyzing the data. He'll then describe a
graphical approach to finding the most efficient access path for a query and
then apply the method to a problem he recently saw with one of his clients.

But wait... is there more than one way to skin a cat? Kyle Hailey thinks so,
and he's not afraid to let Jonathan know it!

Kyle's fancy footwork will include his own approach to Visual SQL Tuning
(VST) with some ring side support from DB Optimizer XE. Hitting below the
belt? You be the judge.

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