Title: Fastest Informix DBA Contest - How did they do it?
Date: Tuesday, June the 19th, 2012
Time: 02:00 PM (EST), 20:00h Germany
Presented By: Lester Knutsen / Art Kagel (Advanced Data Tools)
Registration: Fastest Informix DBA Contest - How did they do it?

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Die Firma Bull GmbH verspricht mit dem neuen Produkt Bull Data Booster extreme Performance im Datawarehouse Umfeld. Es handelt sich bei diesem Produkt um eine Warehouse Appliance - ein Bundle aus Hard- und Software -, das in drei unterschiedlichen Konfigurationen (Small, Medium, Large) angeboten wird.

• Date: Tuesday, September the 28th
• Time: 1.5 hour, 8:30 AM Pacific, 10:30 AM Central, 11:30 AM Eastern, 17:30 Berlin/Paris
• Title: Best Practices for Monitoring Informix Resource Usage Over Time
• Speaker: John Miller (Informix Architect)

You can register for the webcast here

Advanced Data Tools hosts a series of webcasts covering Informix Performance Tuning. The webcasts will be held by IIUG Board of Directors member and IIUG Award Winner Art Kagel.

Here you can register for those webcasts:

• Advanced Data Tools: Informix Performance Tuning Webcasts

Webcast: IDS 11.5 Continuous Availability Feature (MACH 11)

• Date: Monday, September the 8th
• Time: 1 hour -- 8 AM PST, 10 AM Central, 11 AM Eeastern, 4 PM London, 5 PM Paris, 5 PM Berlin
• Title: IDS 11.5 Continuous Availability Feature (MACH 11)
• Speaker: Madison Pruet, Senior Technical Staff Member and IDS Replication Architect

You can register for the webcast here...

Webcast: What's New with the OAT (OpenAdmin Tool)

• Date: Wednesday, August the 20th
• Time: 1 hour -- 8 AM PST, 10 AM Central, 11 AM Eeastern, 4 PM London, 5 PM Paris, 5 PM Berlin
• Title: What's New with the OAT (OpenAdmin Tool)
• Speaker: John Miller III, Senior Technical Staff Member

You can register for the webcast here...

Join one of our most popular speakers, John Miller, as he explores the capabilities 

IBM has a Redbook out called Database Performance Tuning on AIX, which is pretty database agnostic and covers all sorts of different databases, although oddly enough, not SQLServer. :-)