CACTUSS

Capital Area Central Texas User of SQL Server

PASS affiliated user group for Austin, TX

Contact us:

Email: CACTUSS.SQL (at) (gmail) (dot) (com)
Twitter: @CACTUSS_SQL
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/149440
Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/Austin-SQL-Server-User-Group/

Upcoming Meeting Dates

	North
Nov 2019	Tue 11/19/2019 Speaker: Kevin Boles Topic: Common TSQL Mistakes Speaker: Shawn Weisfeld Topic: Quick Introduction to GitHub
Dec 2019	Tue 12/17/2019 Speaker: Jay Falck Topic: Setting up a test lab with Hyper-V

Meeting Location

CACTUSS North

Meeting dates: 3rd Tuesday of the month
Meeting starts: 5:30 pm with food and a QA session
Presentation: 6:00 pm and goes to 7:15 pm
Address
- Quarry Oaks II
- Microsoft Office
- Suite 225
- 10900 Stonelake Blvd.
- Austin, TX 78759
  - * Free parking
  - * Coming from Braker, go right/straight at the traffic circle and it's the building on the left.
  - * The building is also across from the outdoor basketball court
  - * Not the building attached to the parking garage
  - * Inside the Microsoft office, go right, past the reception desk, to the far back and left
  - * If there is interest, there is sometimes an after-gathering at a local place to talk casually
- Map: http://binged.it/1HOSMWm

Next Meeting

Tuesday,

December

NORTH Austin - Setting up a test lab with Hyper-V - Jay Falck

10900 Stonelake Blvd. Suite 225 - Microsoft Office
Austin, Texas 78759
Time: 17:30 - 19:15

Title: Setting up a test lab with Hyper-V
by: Jay Falck

Summary: So, you want to play with SQL server and/or Windows Server but you don't have extra hardware lying around. In this session I'll go over creating the necessary virtual networking and virtual machines to allow you to do this and protect your local network from possible harm.

Speaker: Jay Falck, DBA Unicorn Computing:
Bio: I started as a night shift computer operator out of high school. I moved to applications development after graduation from SAC. After a few years with the State as an applications developer, the manager of Systems Programming decided it would be better to have me on the inside looking out rather than on the outside trying to get in. I spent the next 14 years as a mainframe system programmer for two state agencies. In 1996 I moved to Healthcare IT and have been that ever since. I’ve spent most of the past 14 years doing ETL, performance and HIPAA security. In these various jobs, I’ve used all manner of databases including InfoTec IMP, IBM VSAM and DB2, Interbase, Informix, Universe, Oracle 9i and SQL Server from 6.0 to 2008 R2.

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