Consultant & Trainer for all things MSSQL
A category for upcoming events
Recently I tried to start a thing every Friday where database folks get together and chat over coffee or some other beverage. The intention was to share knowledge and experience among the community and get to meet your peers. As with most first attempts it didn’t go as expected but I did learn a lot…
If you have been following me on LinkedIn recently you must have seen this update. Looking forward to having some fun SQL conversations, especially on what people think of SQL 2016 so far. One of the questions I have been asked is “How will we recognize you”? (I don’t have a lot of pics on…
4 day training for MS SQL Server SSRS and SSIS with Wells Fargo in Whitefield Bangalore. It’s going to be awesome. Going to create and SQL Server Monitoring Application using SSIS and SSRS and hopefully a few other different types of Reports too. Busy months ahead.
Just finished a virtual training for LnT InfoTech in EPIP industrial Area. Looking forward to the next training with Well Fargo
On the road once again, this time HYD for MSBI training in Wells Fargo. Looking forward to delivering some new content.
If you have seen my recent posts on LinkedIn you probably know that I am looking to interact with healthcare professionals to brainstorm ideas on how Triage can be improved. In this post I will cover what Triage is and some common issues identified with the process and my attempt at a solution. I am…
I was recently trying to simulate the performance implications of hashing vs encryption and wanted to simulate hundreds of sessions and 1000’s of requested on a username/password table. Most time developers and testers use a test harness for automating this kind of activity or use a load testing tool. I however am not a tester…
I am not sure MS has got it right with the release cycle for SQL server. While this debate has happened before (I was then excited that there will be newer versions of SQL available sooner) now I am older and wiser. The reason I don’t think this approach will work in the long run…
Always looking forward to training BI professionals since I am fascinated by how data is getting used in the decision making process. And doing this training for Wells Fargo is even more special since we have a long standing relationship with the company. The training marks the start of a very busy schedule this year…
Technology is a universal language so training DBAs from other countries is not really a challenge when covering technical aspects. But here are a few things to keep in mind. Time zones- lunch breaks are different for different people. Office hours – Availability of daylight usually impacts office hours and typically there is a difference…
Some feedback from the training What did you like most about the training? Knowledge on SQL Trainers end to end knowledge about the tool. Explained concepts with hands on. Came to know topic didnt know earlier. Trainer was able to explain the topics covered in training. Performance improvement only by basic stuff(e.g. index) Trainer is…
Some feedback from the training What did you like most about the training ? Trainer’s skill and experience in technology Skilled knowledge pool of the Trainer
Some feedback from the training What did you like most about the training? -Quite impressed by the way Jayant taught Performance tuning -In depth explanation of all the key concepts. -Given real time examples wherever needed which helps understanding complete picture
Just finished an action packed MSBI training in HYD and now on a quick break before heading to Chennai for SQL Azure training. Can’t wait to meet and discus the pros and cons of SQL Azure.
Back in Hyderabad for one of my favourite clients and trainings. Got a ton of new stuff in MSBI I want to train on.