Jen McCown ( Twitter | Blog ) is calling all the unpublished SQL Server folk and non MVPs!
She has this brilliant idea about a community-written book of tribal SQL Server knowledge.
http://www.midnightdba.com/Jen/2011/11/sql-tribal-knowledge/
Anyway I've managed to contact her and she was generous to accpet my 3 abstracts after she closed the submition timeline.
I'm So excited that I could write for the SQL community and share the knowledge,These are actually what came to my mind back then, but really regret not sending anything about SQL 2012 as it would be more suitable.
She has this brilliant idea about a community-written book of tribal SQL Server knowledge.
http://www.midnightdba.com/Jen/2011/11/sql-tribal-knowledge/
Anyway I've managed to contact her and she was generous to accpet my 3 abstracts after she closed the submition timeline.
I'm So excited that I could write for the SQL community and share the knowledge,These are actually what came to my mind back then, but really regret not sending anything about SQL 2012 as it would be more suitable.
Title: SSIS notifications, using “SEND MAIL
TASK”.
Category: Advanced SSIS
Level: 300
Goal: Learn about the various ways and the capabilities
of SSIS notifications.
Abstract: Examining
the common and the possible ways to send e-mail notifications for various
scenarios, on error, on success using the built in “Send Mail Task” and
learning abut it’s limitations, the ways to extend it using a script component utilizing
a .NET code, sending HTML e-mails, sending Table results to E-mail, using
expressions in description and e-mail body, addressing the way to minimize creating
notifications by creating a portable template that could be plugged to any package
using child / parent variables.
A-Overview,
usage and its limitations
B-Using
.NET in a Script Component.
C-Using
add-on community tasks.
D-Sending
HTML E-mail notifications.
E-HTML
Table Results.
F-Expression
driven dynamic notifications.
G-Creating
portable notification templates using variables.
Title:
SSIS Dynamic
capability, using variables and expressions.
Category: Advanced SSIS
Level: 400
Goal: Learn about the power of dynamic SSIS
using expressions and the ways to pass values across components using variables.
Abstract: Learning
about moving your package to the next level and leverage the usage by utilizing
variables and the impressively expressions that can change and configure itself
at runtime.
Get to know the best naming conventions for your variables, how variables
are being created, it’s scope and its various data types.
Using variables in your script task, using dispensers, passing variables
to a child package.
A-Overview,
usage and scope.
B-
Variables data Types.
C-Naming
best practices.
D-Variables
Using .NET in Script Task.
E-Expressions
and Dynamic SSIS
F-Using
the expressions builder and the Expression Tester App.
G-Operators,
Functions, Literals and Casting.
H-Commons
Sting, Numeric, NULL, Conditional and Date & Time examples.
Title: SSIS SMO Tasks (SQL Server Management Objects)
Category: Advanced SSIS
Level: 200
Goal: Do you know how many times you’ve used
SSIS and you’re not aware! While using the import and export wizard within
SSMS, while scheduling maintenance plans within SSMS.
Learn
about the various tasks that could help the DBA to make their work faster,
Move, copy, detach databases, logins and SQL agent jobs between servers.
Move,
copy database objects such as tables, views and stored procedures within
tables.
A- Transfer Database Task.
B- Transfer Error Messages Task
C- Transfer Jobs Task
D- Transfer Logins Task
E- Transfer Master Stored Procedures Task
F- Transfer SQL Server Objects Task
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