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SQLSaturday #885 - Sacramento 2019

Start Time (24h) Speaker Track Title
08:30:00 Adam Anderson Application Database Development Environment Setup using automation tools like Docker, Powershell and Chocolatey
08:30:00 Phil Robinson Analytics and Visualization Data Preparation with Power BI Desktop M – Strategy, Tactics and Tips
08:30:00 Michael Wall Strategy and Architecture Azure Lift and Shift Best Practices
08:30:00 Angel Abundez BI Platform Architecture, Development Administration Automating Power BI Creations
08:30:00 Mitchell Bottel Enterprise Database Administration Deployment Tips, Tricks and Secrets for the SQL Professional
09:45:00 Brent Ozar Enterprise Database Administration Deployment What to Do When SQL Server is Unusually Slow
09:45:00 Armando Lacerda Application Database Development CosmosDB - Understanding the main factors for successful deployment
09:45:00 Hasan Savran Analytics and Visualization How to use GeoSpatial Data in SQL Server
09:45:00 Angel Abundez BI Platform Architecture, Development Administration Monitor Power BI
09:45:00 John Morehouse Application Database Development Temporal Tables – The New Hotness in Data Auditing
11:00:00 Armando Lacerda BI Platform Architecture, Development Administration Making Sense of the Power BI Ecosystem
11:00:00 Jeff Mlakar Enterprise Database Administration Deployment Environmental SQL Server Troubleshooting
11:00:00 Ted Stathakis BI Platform Architecture, Development Administration Reporting Services: A Smart Migration Strategy
11:00:00 Eric Courville Cloud Application Development Deployment Moving Databases to the cloud
11:00:00 Eric Freeman Application Database Development Improving the Performance of Functions
12:15:00 SQLSatSac Sponsor Other Snowflake: The Future of Data Warehousing (Zach Oxman Gabe Mullen)
12:15:00 SQLSatSac Sponsor Other SentryOne: Beyond Monitoring with SentryOne (Alec Pickup)
13:30:00 Ami Levin Application Database Development One key to rule them all - how to effectively destroy data consistency, and ruin query performance
13:30:00 Jeff Mlakar Enterprise Database Administration Deployment Database Corruption! Preventing Disaster to your Database.
13:30:00 Linda Groszyk Professional Development Breaking the Social Code: How to be Socially Intelligent at Work
13:30:00 John Morehouse Enterprise Database Administration Deployment Data Encryption for DBAs
13:30:00 Dan Hess Other Lightning Talks 1: Dan Hess, Dilip Nayak, Saru Radhakrishnan
14:45:00 Paul Stanton Cloud Application Development Deployment SQL DevOps Simplified with Production Databases
14:45:00 Hasan Savran Cloud Application Development Deployment Cosmos DB was the missing piece to my Data puzzle!
14:45:00 Reinhard Flügel Application Database Development Possibilities Limitations of System-Versioned Temporal Tables
14:45:00 Michael Wall Enterprise Database Administration Deployment PoSh on SSRS - Essential Skills to manage your RS with PowerShell
14:45:00 Ted Stathakis Other Lightning Talks 2: Ted Stathakis, Glenn Burnett, Alex Purice
16:00:00 Adam Anderson Application Database Development Database Testing
16:00:00 Robert Muir Application Database Development SQL Query 101
16:00:00 Soumya Banerjee BI Platform Architecture, Development Administration A dive into Dimensional Modeling
16:00:00 Ami Levin Strategy and Architecture Big Data, Big Dupe: A little session about a big bunch of nonsense.
16:00:00 Christian Chanco Analytics and Visualization How to Query the Tabular Data Model using DAX

SessionID: 93343

Environment Setup using automation tools like Docker, Powershell and Chocolatey

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 08:30:00 - Track: Application Database Development

Speaker: Adam Anderson

Title: Environment Setup using automation tools like Docker, Powershell and Chocolatey

Abstract:

Environment setup in some organizations can take days and even then it is not consistent and has components missing or configured incorrectly. These problems can be solved and this session will cover several techniques for doing just that. In this session we will use Docker to create 3 SQL environments. The first is a production like environment for UAT. In the second environment will redact the confidential data and in the third environment reduce the dataset by 90%.

This three tiered environment setup can work with or without Docker. In this session we will also cover using Chocolatey NuGet's, which sounds tasty, but it is also a very powerful method of installing software on Windows.

SessionID: 94078

Data Preparation with Power BI Desktop M – Strategy, Tactics and Tips

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 08:30:00 - Track: Analytics and Visualization

Speaker: Phil Robinson

Title: Data Preparation with Power BI Desktop M – Strategy, Tactics and Tips

Abstract:

In today’s world reporting and analytics are no longer focused exclusively on internal data from transactional systems and the data warehouse. Mashups of data from corporate, partner, commercial and public sources are the new normal.

In this presentation we will review traditional strategies for data cleanup, explore Power BI Desktop features for data exploration and look at Power BI Desktop configuration tips. Building readable, reusable and shareable cleanup scripts in M using the Power Query Advanced Editor will also be covered.

SessionID: 95165

Azure Lift and Shift Best Practices

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 08:30:00 - Track: Strategy and Architecture

Speaker: Michael Wall

Title: Azure Lift and Shift Best Practices

Abstract:

Going to the Cloud can be a very scary proposition for most companies, but a lot of your fears can be mitigated as long as you prepare for the experience. Come learn with me and learn from my experiences as we cover the preparatory steps that can be taken to improve the initial experience. After that, we will be listing out the general tasks that need to be setup in order to maintain an expected level of performance. Next, we will be working on how to improve performance on an existing hybrid VM running SQL Server. Finally, we will discuss some of settings and roles that you will want to have in the Azure Portal to allow you to monitor your well-performing Azure instance. Bring your questions!

Note, this session will exclusively deal with issues on a hybrid VM running SQL Server in Azure. We may cover general issues that affect SQL Azure instances such as storage issues.

SessionID: 96243

Automating Power BI Creations

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 08:30:00 - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development Administration

Speaker: Angel Abundez

Title: Automating Power BI Creations

Abstract:

Since Power BI was released four years ago, Power BI, Office 365, and Azure have added significant automation capabilities. To stay informed, you need to learn about the most recent capabilities and what they mean to you.

Angel Abundez will present a wide-ranging overview of the data refresh setups common to Power BI data sources, going from DIY to more advanced scenarios that need IT support. Whether you’re automating reports for your department or for the enterprise, there’s something here for you.

You'll learn how to:

SessionID: 96489

Tips, Tricks and Secrets for the SQL Professional

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 08:30:00 - Track: Enterprise Database Administration Deployment

Speaker: Mitchell Bottel

Title: Tips, Tricks and Secrets for the SQL Professional

Abstract:

Ever heard the term, "work smarter, not harder". A mantra to live by in my book. Over the years, I have seen, forgotten, seen again and forgotten again all of the shortcuts, tips and tricks we all take for granted. SO like a good DBA, I started to document and share all of these commands and shortcuts to share. Come see and learn many of the everyday shortcuts in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) that will help make your life easier on a daily basis.

SessionID: 91070

What to Do When SQL Server is Unusually Slow

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 09:45:00 - Track: Enterprise Database Administration Deployment

Speaker: Brent Ozar

Title: What to Do When SQL Server is Unusually Slow

Abstract:

“Is something going on with the SQL Server right now?” You hear those words, and your heart starts to race a little faster. You try to connect to the SQL Server, and it responds, but you can tell it’s a little slow. You open up Activity Monitor, look at recent expensive queries, and maybe open up the Windows event logs to see if anything’s happened recently.

There’s gotta be a better way, right?

Good news – there is, and you’re about to learn how the pros do it. In one all-demo session, you’ll watch Brent Ozar use sp_WhoIsActive, sp_BlitzFirst, and sp_BlitzCache to solve several common emergencies. You’ll walk away with a written checklist to solve typical performance emergencies.

SessionID: 91079

CosmosDB - Understanding the main factors for successful deployment

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 09:45:00 - Track: Application Database Development

Speaker: Armando Lacerda

Title: CosmosDB - Understanding the main factors for successful deployment

Abstract:

In this session packed with demos you will see how to cross the bridge between SQL Server and Cosmos DB back and forth; how to related items from both sides and what is required to design a CosmosDB deployment.

SessionID: 91558

How to use GeoSpatial Data in SQL Server

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 09:45:00 - Track: Analytics and Visualization

Speaker: Hasan Savran

Title: How to use GeoSpatial Data in SQL Server

Abstract:

If you would like to learn about Spatial Data but don’t know where to start, this session is for you. We will begin by focusing on what Spatial Data is through examples and interactive demo’s. The goal is to show how Spatial Data can improve your professional experience and serve as an asset to your business.

I will introduce you to Spatial Data in the SQL server and show how to import data into SQL Server. We will focus on demonstrations of the SQL Server 2016 and JSON functions used to create geoJSON objects from Spatial Data. Next we will cache these objects by using In-Memory tables with the help of SQL Server 2017.

SessionID: 96244

Monitor Power BI

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 09:45:00 - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development Administration

Speaker: Angel Abundez

Title: Monitor Power BI

Abstract:

Monitoring Power BI means having knowledge of all the content currently hosted in your Power BI tenant. What datasets and reports have been published? What users have access to these resources? How often are they looking at these reports? How have data refreshes been performing?

By monitoring, you will truly understand what makes you an Administrator of Power BI. You'll see the different screens it takes to monitor everything in your tenant. Plus, you'll discover if there's a better way to monitor your tenant through collecting API data and analyzing it to derive some actionable insights for improved data governance in your companies.

BI expert Angel Abundez will demo the Power BI administrative screens you use today to monitor your tenant. Then he'll do some PowerShell development in VS Code to collect API data and see if it's possible to use that data in Power BI for added insights.

SessionID: 96392

Temporal Tables – The New Hotness in Data Auditing

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 09:45:00 - Track: Application Database Development

Speaker: John Morehouse

Title: Temporal Tables – The New Hotness in Data Auditing

Abstract:

A common issue database administrators face is data auditing. Many use triggers, CDC, third-party tools, or roll their own type of auditing tool. In SQL Server 2016, a new feature called Temporal Tables was introduced and helps to simplify this common need. In this session, we will take a look at what temporal tables are, how they work and how you can implement them into your environment.

SessionID: 91077

Making Sense of the Power BI Ecosystem

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 11:00:00 - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development Administration

Speaker: Armando Lacerda

Title: Making Sense of the Power BI Ecosystem

Abstract:

Power BI adoption growth has been astonishing. And with growing demand we also have growing needs. The service started as an end user driven data visualization tool, but is now heading to an enterprise grade semantic layer. In this session, we will go through, and dive into, the Power BI pieces and service parts. We’ll make sense of them together and when to apply and deploy each one.

SessionID: 91160

Environmental SQL Server Troubleshooting

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 11:00:00 - Track: Enterprise Database Administration Deployment

Speaker: Jeff Mlakar

Title: Environmental SQL Server Troubleshooting

Abstract:

When called in to diagnose a performance issue what are the 1st things you review? Many DBAs and developers make the mistake of diving straight into the code looking for an answer. However, often times the solution is not in the code but rather in the overall environment. Environmental troubleshooting is often a quick and overlooked method for discovering and configuring SQL Server to perform at a higher level without the need for application change controls.

In this session we will discuss both performance pitfalls and optimizations that can be made to the system outside of code changes. We will diagnose configurations commonly misapplied and review best practices in SQL Server, Windows Server, and VMware!

SessionID: 93885

Reporting Services: A Smart Migration Strategy

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 11:00:00 - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development Administration

Speaker: Ted Stathakis

Title: Reporting Services: A Smart Migration Strategy

Abstract:

With Power BI Report Server, you can host traditional paginated reports alongside Power BI analytical reports, KPIs and mobile reports. This session will show how to use the data in the ReportServer database to determine a smart migration strategy for upgrading to a new SSRS or Power BI Report Server. Starting with the new features of Report Manager, Mobile reports, KPIs and the Mobile Report Publisher app. The session will then focus on how to utilize the report meta data in the ReportServer database, combined with the transaction log table, to show how to determine which reports, data sets and data sources are being used and determine what objects to migrate. Learn how to use PowerShell to extract the reports and data sets from the database, instead of downloading them, to facilitate an easy migration to a new implementation. Also discover a way of determining all TSQL used by the reports. This session is particularly useful for migrating from 2008 but applicable to any migration.

SessionID: 95990

Moving Databases to the cloud

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 11:00:00 - Track: Cloud Application Development Deployment

Speaker: Eric Courville

Title: Moving Databases to the cloud

Abstract:

Your company is moving to the cloud? Are you ready? No matter if it is Azure, AWS, or Oracle you will have many options and services to chose from, and In this session we will discuss lessons learned and roadblocks you will face moving your databases to the cloud.

SessionID: 96150

Improving the Performance of Functions

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 11:00:00 - Track: Application Database Development

Speaker: Eric Freeman

Title: Improving the Performance of Functions

Abstract:

Functions are stored blocks of code that can be reused in order to create simpler, more stable, and cleaner code. Functions can be great to have; however, they can also become a royal pain. Scalar and table valued functions can cause serious performance issues and the root cause may not be easy to find. In this session we will go over: (1) How to identify if a function is causing poor performance (with examples); (2) Methods that can be used to modify the function to greatly improve performance; (3) Improvements that come with SQL Server 2019 that may make you want to upgrade sooner rather than later.

SessionID: 96879

Snowflake: The Future of Data Warehousing (Zach Oxman Gabe Mullen)

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 12:15:00 - Track: Other

Speaker: SQLSatSac Sponsor

Title: Snowflake: The Future of Data Warehousing (Zach Oxman Gabe Mullen)

Abstract:

Snowflake: The Future of Data Warehousing - Snowflake Cloud Data Warehouse Architecture Review Demo with Zach Oxman Gabe Mullen (Event Sponsor).

SessionID: 96880

SentryOne: Beyond Monitoring with SentryOne (Alec Pickup)

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 12:15:00 - Track: Other

Speaker: SQLSatSac Sponsor

Title: SentryOne: Beyond Monitoring with SentryOne (Alec Pickup)

Abstract:

SentryOne – Beyond Monitoring

Hopefully you are monitoring your SQL Servers using DIY scripts or a 3rd party tool. Active monitoring is invaluable to enable the operational DBA to identify and address issues quickly. But did you know that SentryOne offers capabilities beyond just monitoring? Join me and I'll show you how SentryOne provides environment-wide visibility and aids in managing cross-server activities. I'll showcase how alerting can be tuned to be effective and not noise. And you'll discover how SentryOne can give you both operational and business value to address your application challenges.

Alec Pickup

SessionID: 91148

One key to rule them all - how to effectively destroy data consistency, and ruin query performance

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 13:30:00 - Track: Application Database Development

Speaker: Ami Levin

Title: One key to rule them all - how to effectively destroy data consistency, and ruin query performance

Abstract:

Every beginner knows that every table has an identity primary key, supported by a clustered index.

If I told you that these keys that you take for granted, are the primary factor that destroy your database's consistency, performance, scalability, and modularity, you'd probably think I'm crazy. But what if I can prove it, scientifically, and beyond any reasonable doubt? "It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know that just ain't so..." Join me on this fascinating journey down the rabbit hole, where we will shed new light on some of the most fundamental aspects of database design. You will experience hands-on how you can drastically improve your database consistency, simplify your queries, improve performance by orders of magnitude, allow for unprecedented scalability, and modularity. Prepare for a paradigm shift. By the end of this session, you will chant with me: "The key, the whole key, and nothing but the key, so help me Codd".

SessionID: 91159

Database Corruption! Preventing Disaster to your Database.

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 13:30:00 - Track: Enterprise Database Administration Deployment

Speaker: Jeff Mlakar

Title: Database Corruption! Preventing Disaster to your Database.

Abstract:

Every DBA should know about database corruption because it can be a resume generating event. A corrupt database can ruin your day, affect system stability, lead to unnecessary downtime, and possibly data loss.

In this presentation we will explore database corruption, learn how to diagnose, and see what we can do to fix it. We will discuss the causes, dispel some myths, and learn what questions to ask. After this, we dive into discovering the root cause and putting a plan in place to stop it in the future. Demos will illustrate diagnosing, troubleshooting, and fixing database corruption. Prepare to break a database and go through the steps to return it back to a usable state.

Beginners will benefit along with others who may one day find themselves with a corrupt database. By the end of the session, you will have the tools and understanding necessary to take corrective action and prevent your databases from corruption!

SessionID: 95453

Breaking the Social Code: How to be Socially Intelligent at Work

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 13:30:00 - Track: Professional Development

Speaker: Linda Groszyk

Title: Breaking the Social Code: How to be Socially Intelligent at Work

Abstract:

Is there a gap between your advanced technical skills and your social-emotional intelligence? Are you or your employees experiencing challenges communicating effectively with others, participating as part of a team, managing emotional reactions, or socially connecting at work? Is this impacting your ability to get promoted, retain employees, or establish positive workplace morale or relationships? Do you want to increase your “likeability” factor for your professional growth and overall well-being?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this session is for you! For many people, “social” does not come naturally and has to be explicitly taught. In this presentation, you will learn about the mindset that is required for developing new competencies, key cognitive skills needed for social success, and tools and strategies that you can use immediately with your team. This session is for people who have difficulty navigating the social world, as well as for their managers.

SessionID: 96394

Data Encryption for DBAs

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 13:30:00 - Track: Enterprise Database Administration Deployment

Speaker: John Morehouse

Title: Data Encryption for DBAs

Abstract:

It seems more lately than not, there are daily stories of a data breach somewhere. Data security is one of the most critical things a data professional should be aware of. Now, there are several ways of implementing data security in today's world. SQL Server comes with several native data encryption methods that you can use. In this session, we will explore the basics of data encryption, how to implement some of them, some gotchas as well as some of the newer features of data encryption in newer versions.

SessionID: 96433

Lightning Talks 1: Dan Hess, Dilip Nayak, Saru Radhakrishnan

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 13:30:00 - Track: Other

Speaker: Dan Hess

Title: Lightning Talks 1: Dan Hess, Dilip Nayak, Saru Radhakrishnan

Abstract:

Dan Hess: SSRS Reports in SSMS

Dilip Nayak: Use Cases for Availability Groups Saru Radhakrishnan: Set Operations Using Inline Table-Valued Functions

SessionID: 91063

SQL DevOps Simplified with Production Databases

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 14:45:00 - Track: Cloud Application Development Deployment

Speaker: Paul Stanton

Title: SQL DevOps Simplified with Production Databases

Abstract:

DevOps is based on building an application binary (immutable artifact) that supports a highly reliable, repeatable engineering process. In the case of SQL Server, however, a database is already in production, and isn’t simply replaced (as an app binary), but is upgraded. Current SQL Server DevOps methods use source control to build a “development” database, with schema and objects and static data needed for functional testing. "Near production data" is used in Staging, and finally production is upgraded. This approach involves complexity, and breaks the principle of working with immutable artifacts throughout the process. Our session introduces a new approach to SQL Server DevOps, with production databases used in all stages. Production database clones are delivered more quickly than "built" databases, are more easily integrated with source control, and produces higher fidelity outcomes. Learn how leading enterprises are simplifying SQL DevOps.

SessionID: 91557

Cosmos DB was the missing piece to my Data puzzle!

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 14:45:00 - Track: Cloud Application Development Deployment

Speaker: Hasan Savran

Title: Cosmos DB was the missing piece to my Data puzzle!

Abstract:

Cosmos DB is one of the fastest growing Azure Services, we all have questions about this new database system. In this session, I am going to answer some of the common questions about Azure Cosmos DB by using SQL API.

Join me to see Cosmos DB in action with many demos! Don't miss it.

SessionID: 94997

Possibilities Limitations of System-Versioned Temporal Tables

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 14:45:00 - Track: Application Database Development

Speaker: Reinhard Flügel

Title: Possibilities Limitations of System-Versioned Temporal Tables

Abstract:

This technical presentation shows how to manipulate data with versioning switched off, what to consider when building queries referencing multiple temporal tables and building views.

SessionID: 95166

PoSh on SSRS - Essential Skills to manage your RS with PowerShell

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 14:45:00 - Track: Enterprise Database Administration Deployment

Speaker: Michael Wall

Title: PoSh on SSRS - Essential Skills to manage your RS with PowerShell

Abstract:

Learn how powerful the new PowerShell tools for SSRS are and how they can help you administer your reporting environment! This presentation will give a brief overview of the new tools that are being actively supported by Microsoft and then show many many ways to use them in your daily life. Come away with scripts to help you implement the tools in any environment!

SessionID: 96432

Lightning Talks 2: Ted Stathakis, Glenn Burnett, Alex Purice

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 14:45:00 - Track: Other

Speaker: Ted Stathakis

Title: Lightning Talks 2: Ted Stathakis, Glenn Burnett, Alex Purice

Abstract:

Ted Stathakis: ProperCase - My Favorite UDF

Glenn Burnett: Monitoring Failed Queries in SQL Server Alex Purice: SQL Server Replication 101

SessionID: 93345

Database Testing

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 16:00:00 - Track: Application Database Development

Speaker: Adam Anderson

Title: Database Testing

Abstract:

Database testing takes many forms ranging from server setup validation to stored procedure functionality testing and many areas in between. In this session we will cover how to get started when you have existing systems or are designing a new system from the ground up. This is a demo heavy session that all ability levels can get something from.

SessionID: 93561

SQL Query 101

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 16:00:00 - Track: Application Database Development

Speaker: Robert Muir

Title: SQL Query 101

Abstract:

A beginner level session to cover table creation and various usage of data types. Query techniques to cover single and multiple tables covering inner, left, right, and outer joins. Usage of functions like Max, Min, Sum, and Having in queries. We will wrap up the session with some items to beware of.

SessionID: 95457

A dive into Dimensional Modeling

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 16:00:00 - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development Administration

Speaker: Soumya Banerjee

Title: A dive into Dimensional Modeling

Abstract:

A dive into the basics and some advanced dimensional modeling concepts and design patterns. Topics covered will be introduction to dimensional modeling and difference from transaction vs analytics consumptions, primary and foreign keys, different types of facts and dimensions, slowly changing dimensions and various types, common design patterns for handling date, time, product, inventory etc.

SessionID: 95511

Big Data, Big Dupe: A little session about a big bunch of nonsense.

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 16:00:00 - Track: Strategy and Architecture

Speaker: Ami Levin

Title: Big Data, Big Dupe: A little session about a big bunch of nonsense.

Abstract:

If data is the new oil, then Big Data is the new snake oil.

For over a decade, Big Data has managed to delude far too many smart, honest, hard-working data practitioners, with nothing but the best intentions. This session is a plea for your common sense and decency. Together, we will use history, facts, authority, and logic to expose it for what it really is. Layer by layer, we will peel off the Confusion, Illusion, Deception, Distraction and the Regression that is "Big Data". You will realize just how much progress and value Big Data has bestowed on us over the past decade. But more importantly, we will see what we can and must do to make data practice, and consequently the world, a better place. Brace yourself for a thought-provoking session, filled with "Aha" moments. I promise that after this session, you will never look at big data the same way as you did before you stepped into the room.

SessionID: 96076

How to Query the Tabular Data Model using DAX

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Event Date: 17-08-2019 - Session time: 16:00:00 - Track: Analytics and Visualization

Speaker: Christian Chanco

Title: How to Query the Tabular Data Model using DAX

Abstract:

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