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Access 2002 and SQL Server Development Seminar |
What's it about?
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Ramping up to speed on Access 2002 |
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Building solutions for SQL Server with Access 2002 |
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Programming ActiveX Data Objects (ADO 2.6) |
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Managing forms, reports, PivotTables, and PivotCharts |
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Creating web applications with data access pages, Active Server Pages, and Officexp Web Components |
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Programming T-SQL and SQL-DMO |
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Using MSDE 2000 (Microsoft Desktop Engine for SQL Server 2000) |
Who's it for?
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Developers seeking to master Access 2002 |
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Developers who want to migrate to SQL Server 2000 |
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SQL Server DBAs/developers who want faster, cheaper ways to deliver solutions to their clients |
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Highly motivated power users wanting to program Access |
The seminar tour will visit eight cities from September 24, 2001 to December 4, 2001 (the San Diego venue is canceled). This itinerary allows many participants to attend a local event, but it offers an array of interesting cities for those who prefer to travel away from the office for training. You can register for 1 to 3 days of training in all cities. The following table lists the cities, dates, and hotels the seminar will tour. The seminar will be held in the hotel, and out-of-town travelers should make reservations as soon as possible if they want to assure a room reservation at the hotel.
| City | Dates | Hotel name and phone number |
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| Detroit, MI | ||
| Chicago, IL | ||
| New York City, NY | ||
| San Jose, CA | ||
| Seattle, WA | ||
| Philadelphia, PA | ||
| Orlando, FL | ||
| San Diego, CA |
How do I find out more and how to register?
Jump back to the Seminar 2001 home page for links that will answer just about any question you have on the seminar and let you register online as well as provide instructions for registering via fax or postal mail. Call 502.426.9294 or send an e-mail to seminar@programmingmsaccess.com for questions not covered at this site.
Can I have a flier mailed to me so that I can show it to a manager for approval to attend the seminar or share it with a colleague who needs to attend?
Yes, but the site is your best source of information about the seminar. Sign our Guest Book, include a valid postal address, and leave a message in the book that you want a seminar flier sent to you. It's a 4-panel flier printed on both sides with many, but not all, of the details available from this site. The site's URL appears on the flier.