[dayton-oracle-organizers] FW: OOUG-Announce Jonathan Lewis Seminar

From: "Bob Stoneman" <bstoneman@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <dayton-oracle-organizers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2011 18:52:18 -0500

Best Regards, 


Bob Stoneman 
Certified Oracle 7.3,8,8i,9i,10g,11g DBA 
President, Greater Cincinnati Oracle Users Group 
IOUG RUG Council 
bstoneman@xxxxxxxxxxx 
(513) 315-2482 [Cell] 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Joseph S Testa [mailto:president_2010@xxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2011 6:24 PM
To: rgravens@xxxxxxxxx; bstoneman@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Fwd: OOUG-Announce Jonathan Lewis Seminar

Would you kindly pass this on to your membership and whoever else  
might be interested.

thanks

Joe Testa
President
Ohio Oracle Users Group


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Well it's official, Jonathan Lewis will be conducting a 2 day seminar  
on Feb 28 and Mar 1st in Columbus.

You must pre-pay to attend this special meeting.  This meeting is a 2  
day event.

     * OOUG Members $350/day - Total: $700
     * OOUG NON-Members $375/day - Total $750

You may pay by check by sending it to:
OOUG
Box 324
Canal Winchester, OH  43110

Or you can pay via paypal, keep in mind the credit card fees will be  
added to the meeting cost.

If you want to order for more than 1 person just click the add to cart  
below and change the amount in the next page.  Please put in the names  
attending box who will be attending for this payment.  Notice the box  
defaults to non-member, OOUG members, click the right arrow to select  
the member fee instead.



Optimising Oracle - Foundations

Day 1:  The first day is mainly about how the Cost Based Optimizer  
does it's arithmetic and how you can compare your data with the  
optimizer's "picture" of your data. The last session of the day will  
be about finding and interpreting execution plans.

Day 2:  We start with a session on the problems that we can run into  
when looking for, or interpreting, execution plans, followed by some  
time looking at indexing strategies, the way Oracle can use indexes,  
and some common misunderstandings about the strengths and weaknesses  
of Oracle's B*Tree implementation.
We end the day by revisiting the optimizer to ask (and answer) the  
question - how do we make sure the optimizer gets a good picture of  
what our data looks like.

Please sign up early.


Thanks,

Joe

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