Welcome to the Wheeling, WV SQL Server User Group!

We will typically meet on the third Thursday of the month at Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe. If you are interested in speaking, helping or sponsoring future meetings please contact us.

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We are excited to provide you with some great meetings. We look forward to seeing you. If you would like to attend please register via the links below. May 16th - SQL Server Disk I/O June 20th - SQL Maintenance Tasks If you would like to speak at a future meeting shoot us an email. You can also find information about all current and past meetings here.

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We have meetings on the third Thursday of every month. Our group meets at Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP. Our normal room is room West Virginia Conference Room on the first floor but check the visual displays when you arrive to confirm. In an ongoing attempt to make the content presented useful to our members we start each meeting with a short Q&A session. Unless noted in the meeting notes the schedule for each meeting will be: 6:00 - 6:30 - General Q&A session & Announcements 6:30 - 7:30 - Presentation(s) 7:30 - ?? - Door prizes and Question & Answer session *NOTICE* 2121 Main Street, 1st Floor (WV Conference room) Wheeling, WV 26003 304-780-8532 Once you arrive the Orrick building is the the red brick building in between Main Street Bank and Staley's communication building. The WV Conference room is directly on your right when you enter via the main entrance on the first floor. Parking is available in the main lot and in the side lot between Staley Communication. Once inside please check the room displays as the college frequently changes our room assignment. If you cannot find us please call Robert Ovies @ 304-312-2880

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SQL Server Maintenance

In-Person @ 2121 Main Street Wheeling, West Virginia, United States (map)
18:00 - 20:00 (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Language: English

1.Basic description of the various maintenance tasks and their importance. 2.Review of the SQL Maintenance plans and the plusses and minuses 3.Review of the other maintenance things out there, and their plusses and minuses. 4.Various gotchas that apply to everything. Michael John is a Senior DBA with almost 20 years experience working and solving problems for both Fortune 100 companies and smaller firms. As a frequent contributor to many of the community newsgroups,and an expert at answering the 2:00 AM problem phone calls, Michael has seen nearly every issue that a can face a DBA face .

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