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Aaron Nelson

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September 6, 2010 at 8:11 pm

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Clifton Collins Default port Points: 1433 More actions · Answer 1

Please review the GMT/US Time zone specifications for:

Introduction to SQL Server Statistics

September 7th 12:00 PM EDT (GMT -4)

AND

Designing High Performance I/O for SQL Server

September 8th 12:00 PM EDT (GMT -4)

The event on 09/07 appears to be correct, but the event on 09/08 may be incorrect as the LM displays:

Title : Designing High Performance I/O for SQL Server

ID : S29G25

Start Time : Sep 8, 2010 11:45 AM (MDT)

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Aaron Nelson SSCommitted Points: 1898 More actions · Answer 2

Clifton,

Thanks for pointing this out I will have a look at it.

There are actually two events scheduled for noon tomorrow. Were you referring to the I/O session or the Data Mining session?

Thanks!

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SQLSharma Ten Centuries Points: 1184 More actions · Answer 3

Aaron, is this Noon Mountain time then and not Noon Eastern,as it seems to imply?

Thanks!

Sharma

Clifton Collins Default port Points: 1433 More actions · Answer 4

Did this seminar ever happen? I tried at 11:00 AM CST, 11:45 AM CST and 12:00 PM CST. The response was always: The meeting has not started yet, try back later.

This morning the response is: The meeting has ended.

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Aaron Nelson SSCommitted Points: 1898 More actions · Answer 5

Clifton,

Which meeting? There were two different ones scheduled for that day. Let me know which one and I will find out if the meeting was recorded (it usually is) and get you the link if it was.

@SQLvariantI have a PowerShell script[/url] for you.

UMG Developer SSChampion Points: 13482 More actions · Answer 6

Aaron,

I'm interested in, but missed, the Designing High Performance I/O for SQL Server presentation, was that one recorded and available to watch on demand?

Thanks!