PASS Summit 2010 - SQL Server - Application And Database Development

PASS Summit is the world's largest and most intensive technical training conference for Microsoft SQL Server and BI professionals. But more than that, it’s your conference – planned and presented by the SQL Server community for the SQL Server community. Since 1999, PASS Summit has delivered the most technical sessions, the largest number of attendees, the best networking, and the highest-rated sessions and speakers of any SQL Server event in the world. Join us for top-notch training, technical tips and tricks, and the connections you need to take your SQL Server skills to the next level.

AD-200 - Database Design for Developers
AD-201 - Query Hints The Jekyll and Hyde of T-SQL Development
AD-202 - Understanding XQuery
AD-203 - Filtered Indexes, Sparse Columns Together, Separately
AD-204 - The Numbers or Tally Table What it is and how it replaces a loop
AD-205 - T-SQL Brush-up The Best Things You Forgot You Knew About SQL Code
AD-206 - Starting with More than a Blank Page Using an Industry Standard Data Model
AD-207 - An MDM Methodololgy with SQL Server 2008 Master Data Services
AD-208 - You Got XML In My Database What's Up With That
AD-209 - Expanding Million Node Hierarchies Like Never Before
AD-269-S - Getting SQL Service Broker Up and Running
AD-270-S - Database Design Fundamentals
AD-295-M - Entity Framework for the DB Administrator
AD-296-M - Introducing Microsoft Project Codename Dallas
AD-297-M - A Lap Around Microsoft SQL Azure and a Diskussion of What's New
AD-300-M - Building Offline Applications for Windows Phones and Other Devices using Sync Framework and SQL Azure
AD-308 - Speed Phreakery Demystified
AD-309 - Embracing the CLR
AD-310 - Building Hierarchy Solutions with SQL Server 2008
AD-311 - The Incredible Shrinking Execution Plan
AD-314 - Database Testing Overview
AD-371-S - Identifying and Fixing Performance Problems using Execution Plans
AD-372-S - Tales From the Trenches GUIDs - Use, Abuse and How to Move Forward
AD-373-S - Building FILESTREAM Solutions with SQL Server 2008
AD-374-S - Agile Database Development with Data Tier Applications
AD-376 - Flush With Cache What Really Happens Before That Query Runs
AD-386-A - SQLCAT Optimizing application workload & performance by leveraging AppFabric Cache along with SQL Server
AD-387-M - Why all database Applications need SQL Server Spatial
AD-388-M - What's New Ahead for Beyond Relational
AD-389-M - SQL Server and Windows Server, The best data & OS platform for OLTP scaleup
AD-390-M - Scaling OLTP Application My App Doesn't Scale, You Wonder Why
AD-391-M - Migrating Applications to SQL Azure
AD-392-M - Building Large Scale Database Solutions on SQL Azure
AD-475-S - Query Tuning Tips
AD-485-A - SQLCAT Next Generation Real Time Data Processing using StreamInsight