Last Chance to Register: Building & Tuning SQL Server Database-driven Applications Webinar

Building and Tuning SQL Server Applications

Last Chance to Register:
Building & Tuning SQL Server Database-driven Applications

What can an RAD Studio, Delphi or C++Builder developer learn from a database developer? Apparently a lot! But as you'll see from this lively conversation with real-world examples, the walls are coming down and the main beneficiaries are applications that scream.

Webinar - Tuesday, April 26, 2011

6:00 AM PDT / 9:00 AM EDT
11:00 AM PDT / 2:00 PM EDT
5:00 PM PDT / 8:00 PM EDT

Join us live as Database Development Expert Scott Walz and Application Development Expert Al Mannarino work together to build and tune SQL-Server Database-driven Apps that perform like never before.

In the process, you'll learn how to:

Open up the database "black box"
Debug code and stored procedures
Optimize SQL through the use of Visual SQL Tuning (VST) Diagrams, saving you hours or days of trouble-shooting and tuning
Identify "what if" scenarios and load test your code to see its impact on database performance
Use database development tools to extend your reach, expertise and value to your organization

Presented by:

Scott Walz
Senior Director, Product Management
Scott Walz has more than 15 years of experience in database development and administration and currently serves as the senior director of product management for Embarcadero Technologies. In this position, Scott oversees the direction of the company's database product family, while focusing on database development and administration products.

Al Mannarino
Lead Systems Engineer & Evangelist
Al Mannarino has more than 25 years of software development experience, including object-oriented analysis and design (OOAD) and developing and deploying production applications. He is currently a lead systems engineer and evangelist for Embarcadero Technologies. Prior to Embarcadero, Al served as a systems engineer for companies including Objectivity, Versant, Red Brick Systems, Information Builders, and was an electrical engineer for Grumman Aerospace where he performed real application implementations on complex electrical-mechanical systems.