2004 PASS Community Summit CD-ROM

By Bill Graziano on 1 November 2004 | Tags: Conferences

Purchase the 2004 Summit CD-ROM with full desktop capture, MP3 audio, live demos, speaker PowerPoints and a full capture of all visuals, and retain all of the valuable information you learned from technical sessions presented by the brightest in the industry. Summit CD-ROM highlights include:

  • Five sessions from the Microsoft PSS team where SQL Server support engineers address hot topics.
  • 17 valuable technical sessions on SQL Server 2005 presented by Microsoft Product Managers including Donald Farmer, Lubor Kollar, Prem Mehra and others!
  • The highly attended SQL Server 2005 Q&A panel discussions moderated by Bill Baker and David Campbell of Microsoft Corp.
  • Including Bill Graziano's amazing presentation on Profiler and Trace in SQL Server 2005 (Ok, I added this one to the list -Bill)

View a listing of all of the sessions included in the CD-ROM.

Link: 2004 PASS Community Summit CD-ROM

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