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SQL Server Express Database Applications |
What's it about?
 | Ramping up to speed on SQL Server Express, Visual Basic Express, and Visual Web Developer Express |
| Learning how to install, configure, and administer SQL Server Express |
| Programming SQL Server Express with T-SQL |
| Learning how to create and invoke views, user-defined functions, stored procedures, and triggers |
| Managing database security by programming principals, permissions, schemas, encryption, and impersonation |
| Designing and coding Windows applications with Visual Basic Express |
| Learning easy ways to program the file system with Visual Basic |
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Creating Web pages within Websites for the built-in Visual Web Developer Express and IIS Web servers |
| Implementing Web-based Membership Applications |
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Programming ADO.NET for data access, data manipulation and bulk loading of data |
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Using Visual Database Tools for browsing and modifying data as well as exploring and creating database objects |
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Using rapid application development techniques to create Windows or Web forms for browsing, modifying, and looking up database values |
Who's it for?
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Anyone seeking in-depth coverage of SQL Server Express |
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Anyone who wants to learn how to use Visual Basic Express and Visual Web Developer Express with SQL Server Express |
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Staff from organizations seeking to evaluate SQL Server Express as a means of reducing the cost of database solutions |
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Access and classic VB developers seeking an easy, inexpensive way to learn about SQL Server Express, Visual Basic Express, and Visual Web Developer Express |
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Web developers who want to learn about SQL Server Express as a tool for replacing another database server, such as MySQL |
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Decision analysts who want to migrate away from Access and to a more advanced database tool that can handle larger databases with a more powerful set of features |
The seminar presentation schedule consists of three web-based series of presentations. This allows you to pick the time of day and time zone that best fits for your training needs.
Two presentation series occur during normal business hours. The first daytime seminar presentations are on Eastern Time, and the second daytime presentations are on Pacific Time. Each daytime presentation series occurs over three consecutive days.
Between the first and second daytime presentations, we offer a series of six evening sessions on Central Time. The first three evening presentations occur on Monday through Wednesday of the first week, and the last three evening sessions occur on Monday through Wednesday of the following week.
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Time Zone |
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March 6 - 8 |
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM |
Eastern Time |
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March 13 - 15 and |
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM |
Central Time |
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April 3 - 5 |
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM |
Pacific Time |
How do I find out more and how to register?
Jump back to the Seminar 2006 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 us (Contact Us) or send an e-mail to rick@programmingmsaccess.com for questions not covered at this site.
Can I get a flier that I can show it to a manager for approval to attend the seminar or share it with a colleague who needs to attend?
In the past, registrants who sought approval printed our web pages and presented them along with a request for approval to attend our seminars.