Upcoming events in November

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04/19/2012 04/19/2012

Aaron Bertrand & SQL Server 2012

Come join us for some great SQL Server 2012 chat on Thursday, April 19th at Great Bay Community College starting at 6:00PM – Aaron starts at 6:30. There will be plenty of pizza, conversation and giveaways. Please RSVP via the Event Brite ticket here. RSVP will be required for any of the giveaways – including [...]

Location : Great Bay Community College - Portsmouth, NH

05/17/2012 05/17/2012

Andy Leonard Presents – Using BIML as an SSIS Design Patterns Engine

Andy Leonard is in town in May for some client work! We can have that Hadoop chat anytime, so why not have our favorite SSIS presenter come up and share more insights! If you would like to come to this meeting – please RSVP via the Event Brite page, we need accurate counts for pizza [...]

Location : Great Bay Community College - Portsmouth, NH

06/21/2012 06/21/2012

June – Adam Machanic & Windowing Functions!

Adam Machanic is coming up Thursday, June 21 to give the following presentation. As always please visit the eventbrite page for this meeting to RSVP so we can plan appropriately. This should be an excellent talk for DBAs, Developers and BI folks. Too many people aren’t taking advantage of these powerful functions – some of which [...]

Location : Great Bay Community College - Portsmouth, NH

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Hadoop, Big Data & SQL – TripAdvisor’s Story…

UPDATE – This meeting is being postponed, replaced with the Andy Leonard SSIS Presentation. We will update you when this one is rescheduled (likely July, August or September) Big Data, Hadoop and Hive.. You keep hearing those words, right? What do they mean? In this interactive talk Don O’Neill from TripAdvisor.com and Mike Walsh will [...]

User Group Update

Hello and welcome to the new site! We ran into some scheduling issues for the past several months and are back on track with a more consistent date and time slot that appears to be looking good for the longer term. That doesn’t mean SQL Server user group related activity has been quiet in NH [...]