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Oracle OpenWorld Schedule – Update

Sep01
2010 2 Comments Written by Christian Antognini

Few days ago the OOW content team informed me that they changed the location of my presentation from “Rm 200″ to “Rm 304″. This is very good news! Why? Because the capacity has more than doubled. They probably noticed that the previous one was almost full… So, right now there still are plenty of free seats.

Because of that change, the very unpleasant situation of last year (not all people willing to attend my presentation were able to enter the room and, in addition, for many of the attendees it was simply not possible to see the projected slides…) should not be repeated.

I’m looking forward to seeing you in San Francisco!

SIOUG Conference in Portoroz

Aug10
2010 Leave a Comment Written by Christian Antognini

This is a short note to point out that I just added to the Public Appearances page the next conference organized by the Slovenian Oracle User Group (SIOUG) in Portoroz. It will take place on September 27-29. My talk, entitled “Join Techniques”, is based on chapter 10 of my book. It will be a shorter version of then one I will give at Oracle OpenWorld the week before.

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Oracle OpenWorld Schedule

Jul13
2010 2 Comments Written by Christian Antognini

Back from two weeks of vacation I noticed that the schedule of the next OpenWorld is available here.

The detailled information about my session, which is based on chapter 10 of my book, is the following:

ID#	S316683
Title	Join Techniques
Abstract	This presentation explains how the query optimizer joins multiple sets of data to each other. First it explains the operation of the basic join methods (nested loop, hash join, and merge join) and the possibilities we have to influence their performance. Then it presents some more advanced optimization techniques such as the transformations applied to joins, and partition-wise joins.
Track	Database
Date	22-SEP-2010
Time	13:00 – 14:00
Venue	Moscone South
Room	Rm 304

I’m looking forward to seeing you in San Francisco!

Update 2009-09-01: location was changed from “Rm 200″ to “Rm 304″.

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