Mladen Prajdic
Mladen Prajdić is a Data Platform MVP from Slovenia. He's been programming for 20 years, developing different types of applications in .Net (C#) and SQL Server, ranging from standard line-of-business, image-processing applications to high performance and IoT applications. He's a regular speaker at various conferences and usergroup meetings, really likes to optimize slow SQL statements, analyze performance, and find unconventional solutions to difficult SQL Server problems. In his free time, he also develops a very popular add-in for SSMS, called the SSMS Tools Pack (www.ssmstoolspack.com).
Mladen Prajdic's Training Days
SQL Server For Developers: Database is no dumping ground!SQLBits 2015
Come to this all day session to learn everything you as a developer need to know about SQL Server. We'll look at structuring data, isolation levels and attack vectors to name just a few things.
SQL Server For Developers: Database is no dumping ground!SQLBits 2015
Come to this all day session to learn everything you as a developer need to know about SQL Server. We'll look at structuring data, isolation levels and attack vectors to name just a few things.
SQL Server For Developers: Database is no dumping ground!SQLBits 2015
Come to this all day session to learn everything you as a developer need to know about SQL Server. We'll look at structuring data, isolation levels and attack vectors to name just a few things.
SQL Server For Developers: Database is no dumping ground!SQLBits 2015
Come to this all day session to learn everything you as a developer need to know about SQL Server. We'll look at structuring data, isolation levels and attack vectors to name just a few things.
SQL Server For Developers: Database is no dumping ground!SQLBits 2015
Come to this all day session to learn everything you as a developer need to know about SQL Server. We'll look at structuring data, isolation levels and attack vectors to name just a few things.
SQL Server For Developers: Database is no dumping ground!SQLBits 2015
Come to this all day session to learn everything you as a developer need to know about SQL Server. We'll look at structuring data, isolation levels and attack vectors to name just a few things.
Mladen Prajdic's Sessions
Social Engineering: Hacking PeopleSQLBits 2024
The best attacks happen when people don’t even realize they are being attacked and in this session we’re going to try to fix that and educate you on how to realize when someone is trying to socially engineer you.
Thē wönderfűl wôrld of ćollåtions, eñcodingß and téxt sţorægeSQLBits 2023
Once you get to talking or thinking about characters, collations, encodings,
sort orders, diacritics, code pages, etc, a brain melt is what you end up with.
In this session we'll look at what all of these things are, how they all fit together.
Getting To Know SQL Server Encryption CapabilitiesSQLBits 2020
How to increase security by using symmetric and asymmetric server encryption, client side Always Encrypted, secure SSL/TLS channels and Transparent Data Encryption for data at rest.
An End-to-End Approach to App and DB SecuritySQLBits 2018
Learn about the methodology to increase security related development practices, backed by real world examples. Including securely accessing a database, properly encrypting data, using SSL/TLS, etc
Think Inside the Box! Understanding the Query Life CycleSQLBits 2015
In this session we'll take two queries, a read and a write one, and look at the whole trip from the client through the server and back to the client. On this journey we'll try to identify where things might go wrong.
Optimizing database access and diving into .Net SqlClientSQLBits 2014
Because there are always at least two sides of the performance coin, in this session aimed at .Net and SQL developers, we'll dive into the workings of the .Net SqlClient and give you insight into way more than just SqlCommand.ExecuteReader()
From SQL Traces to Extended Events. The next big switchSQLBits 2013
This session will give you insight into both of the current tracing technologies in SQL Server.
Old SQL Trace has served us well but new times call for new technology. The new Extended Events are a new lightweight tracing mechanism built into SQLOS.
Awesome new T-SQL candy in SQL Server 2012SQLBits 2012
We'll focus on the awesome new SQL Server 2012 stuff that will make your T-SQL development a breeze. We'll look at new stuff like OFFSET, WINDOWING FUNCTIONS, SEQUENCES, ERROR HANDLING, FORMAT & CONVERT functions and METADATA DISCOVERY.
Database Testing-Minimizing "If it can break, it will."SQLBits 2011
A look into the world of database testing, how to go about it, why do we really need it and how to work well with your peers and managers for greater project success.
Social Engineering: Hacking PeopleSQLBits 2024
The best attacks happen when people don’t even realize they are being attacked and in this session we’re going to try to fix that and educate you on how to realize when someone is trying to socially engineer you.
Thē wönderfűl wôrld of ćollåtions, eñcodingß and téxt sţorægeSQLBits 2023
Once you get to talking or thinking about characters, collations, encodings,
sort orders, diacritics, code pages, etc, a brain melt is what you end up with.
In this session we'll look at what all of these things are, how they all fit together.
Getting To Know SQL Server Encryption CapabilitiesSQLBits 2020
How to increase security by using symmetric and asymmetric server encryption, client side Always Encrypted, secure SSL/TLS channels and Transparent Data Encryption for data at rest.
An End-to-End Approach to App and DB SecuritySQLBits 2018
Learn about the methodology to increase security related development practices, backed by real world examples. Including securely accessing a database, properly encrypting data, using SSL/TLS, etc
Think Inside the Box! Understanding the Query Life CycleSQLBits 2015
In this session we'll take two queries, a read and a write one, and look at the whole trip from the client through the server and back to the client. On this journey we'll try to identify where things might go wrong.
Optimizing database access and diving into .Net SqlClientSQLBits 2014
Because there are always at least two sides of the performance coin, in this session aimed at .Net and SQL developers, we'll dive into the workings of the .Net SqlClient and give you insight into way more than just SqlCommand.ExecuteReader()
From SQL Traces to Extended Events. The next big switchSQLBits 2013
This session will give you insight into both of the current tracing technologies in SQL Server.
Old SQL Trace has served us well but new times call for new technology. The new Extended Events are a new lightweight tracing mechanism built into SQLOS.
Awesome new T-SQL candy in SQL Server 2012SQLBits 2012
We'll focus on the awesome new SQL Server 2012 stuff that will make your T-SQL development a breeze. We'll look at new stuff like OFFSET, WINDOWING FUNCTIONS, SEQUENCES, ERROR HANDLING, FORMAT & CONVERT functions and METADATA DISCOVERY.
Database Testing-Minimizing "If it can break, it will."SQLBits 2011
A look into the world of database testing, how to go about it, why do we really need it and how to work well with your peers and managers for greater project success.