SQLLive 360 Orlando 2013: Notes from a Great Experience

December 8, 2013

I had a great time presenting at SQLLive 360 in Orlando, Florida, on November 19 and 20, 2013. I presented three sessions at the event. These are my notes from SQLLive 360, with a few photos.

Gouache painting: a convention corridor with three open doorways and a potted palm, one door painted vermilion

Three Sessions

I wrote about my sessions earlier in Presenting 3 Session at SQL Server Live, Orlando, Florida. Here are the three sessions I presented:

SQT10 "What Did I Do?" T-SQL Worst Practices
SQW12 Ancient Problems and Modern Solutions: Troubleshooting CPU
SQW04 Database Performance Tricks Every SharePoint Admin Must Know

A presenter at a table with a laptop next to a projected slide about damaging a database
Pinal presenting at SQLLive

My First Time in Orlando

I have been to Florida before. It was my first time visiting Orlando, and I enjoyed every bit of it.

A person standing by a railing at night with the lights of a restaurant reflected in the water
Hard Rock Cafe at Orlando, Florida

A Well Organized Event

The event was well organized, and the attendees were extremely energetic. Every session was well received.

A large audience seated and listening to a speaker in a conference room
Great Audience at SQLLive

The best part was the schedule. Every session ran about 1 hour and 15 minutes, and there was enough time between sessions. The break gave attendees and speakers ample time to network among themselves.

A table sign that reads Performance Tuning
Round Table of Performance Tuning

More Photos

Here are a few more photos from the event.

A speaker standing on a stage beside a table with the Live 360 logo
Pinal at SQLLive

A speaker on stage with both arms stretched wide next to a table with the Live 360 logo
Pinal at SQLLive

Two people standing together in an exhibition area
I had a great time with Aaron Blackner

A presenter at a table with two laptops next to a projected slide with an animal
Pinal presenting at SQLLive

A crowded conference room with attendees standing and sitting
The audience gathered at SQLLive

A conference is not only the sessions, it is the time between them.

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