30th September - 2nd October 2010

University of York

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Discovering SQL Health with SQLH2

You have landed a new challenge. The customer doesn't know how many SQL Servers they have, has no operational tools, poor performance and needs help getting started. Sound familair?

This session walks through the process of using free tools to help discover SQL Server Instances across an organisation and analyse the health, configuration, compliance and performance of 200 servers within 24 hours.

Tools used are SQLH2 health tracking tools and Microosft MAP toolkit.

Speaker focus

Bob Duffy

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Bob Duffy is one of a select group of Microsoft Certified Architects for SQL Server (aka SQL Ranger) around the globe. He has worked with SQL Server since 1997, and been designing database solutions ob varuous platforms for over 18 years. Bob has involved in more than 250 projects. Recently Bob was awarded MVP in SQL Server for 2009.

Currently Bob is helping customers in Ireland with enterprise SQL Design, Consolidation, Performance Tuning and Business Intelligence at the Prodata SQL Centre of Excellence in Dublin. Previously Bob spent three years with Microsoft Consulting Services specialising in SQL Server and Business Intelligence platforms.

Bob has spoken at many events including Technet and MSDN, The Irish Java Technology Conference, The SQL 2008 Technical Launch (Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Galway), the SQL Ireland Users Group, MTUG (Microsoft Technology Users Group), the Irish SQL Academy programme and Epicenter. Bob is also on the working group for the new SQL 2008 Masters exams


Bob Duffy's blog http://blogs.msdn.com/boduff/default.aspx



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