Hello, all...
Sorry for this shameless plug, but Adam Churvis and I thought we should put
a message out to this list, despite the very short notice.
This Friday and Saturday, December 1st and 2nd, Adam Churvis, manager of the
Atlanta ColdFusion User Group, will be offering his one-day Database Design
for ColdFusion Developers seminar for my CFUG here in South Florida. We'd
like to invite anyone who whould like to attend the seminar to visit
http://www.coldfusionseminar.com and register for one of the days. Or both
of the days, if you like...The seminar will cover a plethora of important
topics:
Welcome and Agenda
DATABASE DESIGN ESSENTIALS
Database terminology
Design and modeling basics
Normalization and denormalization
Building processes and workflow into the database
Null values
Referential integrity
Constraints and rules
Views
Index design and tuning
SQL (Structured Query Language)
DML (Data Manipulation Language)
DDL (Data Description Language)
Query optimization
Triggers
Stored procedures
Cursors
Locking granularity
Transaction processing
Structured error handling
Database concerns (memory page congestion, lock escalation, hot spots, bad
transactions, zombies, etc.)
Minimizing conversations
Maximizing throughput
Partitioning your logic across the entire system architecture
BREAK FOR LUNCH *** Lunch is on us***
DATABASE DESIGN ESSENTIALS, continued
Extended stored procedures
OLTP and OLAP
Debugging
Designing for scalability
Deciding on the right database platform
Appropriate hardware
Putting everything together
The use of CASE (Computer Assisted Software Engineering) tools
Setting up database security
Securing a database table through read-only views
Securing a database table through stored procedures
DATA WAREHOUSING AND DATA MINING
What is data warehousing?
What is data mining?
DATABASE LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
Protecting yourself
Protecting the merchant
Common sense methods for not getting into hot water
RESOURCES
Software tools
Hardware vendors
Books and publications
Ethical database hacking
Legal counsel
SCENARIOS
During this portion of the seminar, we will take questions regarding
attendees' database design problems and show the "best practice" approaches
to solving them. We will work the problems out using a database CASE tool,
so you will not only see a diagram of the proper solution, but the resulting
database's DDL as well.
CONCLUSION
A lot of info, yes? And the entire one-day seminar is only $129. I've made
an arrangement with Adam to offer this seminar at a price that basically
means no profit whatsoever to my CFUG. I'm covering costs of food and
beverages for attendees only, plus Adam's traveling expenses. I do this
because my aim is to offer the opportunity for my members and CF developers
everywhere to learn about this all-important topic, Database Design. Come
join us in Sunny South Florida for a day of turbo-charged Database Design
instruction for just $129. For $129, you can't afford to NOT be here for
this event. Plus...lunch is on us! What could be better?
Expedia (http://www.expedia.com) still has good rates on airfares if you're
out of state, hotels in the area aren't expensive, and it's 80 degrees here
today. How cold is it where you are?
Time's running out! Register now!
http://www.coldfusionseminar.com
<CFUG-SFL Manager>
-Kev
</CFUG-SFL Manager>
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