Re: Database conferences
> Where on the net I can find information about database and IT > forthcoming conferences ? 1. Dr. Dobb's XML Channel has links to XML conferences and IT events with XML content. www.ddj.com/topics/xml XML DevCon 2000, for example, has speakers such as Don Chamberlin, Jim Gray, Joe Celko, Ron Bourret, Holger Meyer, Paul Cotton and an entire track of database classes that includes: - "Mapping DTDs to Databases" - "XML Views in SQL Server 2000" - "Indexing and Extending Databases for XML" - "XML and Database Integration" - "SQL Trees, Multidimensional Data, and Data Warehousing" - "Document Design for ORDBMS" - "Where's the Data? Trading Between Relations and XML" http://www.xmldevcon2000.com/conference.html 2. Data Warehousing Institute: http://www.dw-institute.com/ 3. Companies such as Informix and Oracle have user conferences, so you should check their web sites. =========================================================== <abuazzoz@my-deja.com> wrote in message news:8p60dq$1rs$1@nnrp1.deja.com... > Hi, > > Where on the net I can find information about database and IT > forthcoming conferences ? > > Thanks > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.
> XML DevCon 2000, for example, has speakers such as Don Chamberlin, Jim Gray, > Joe Celko, Ron Bourret, Holger Meyer, Paul Cotton and an entire track of > database classes that includes: > > - "Mapping DTDs to Databases" > - "XML Views in SQL Server 2000" > - "Indexing and Extending Databases for XML" > - "XML and Database Integration" > - "SQL Trees, Multidimensional Data, and Data Warehousing" > - "Document Design for ORDBMS" > - "Where's the Data? Trading Between Relations and XML" http://www.xmldevcon2000.com/conference.html On November 12 at XML DevCon 2000 (San Jose), Informix's Robert Burgess will teach a class about XML and Database Integration. On November 14, Informix's Paul Brown will participate in a guru panel discussion about the future of software development. Other panelists include Tim Bray (Textuality), Peter Coffee (eWEEK), Kevin Dick (Claymore Systems), Jim Gray (Microsoft), and David Orchard (Jamcracker).
Also see http://www.advisor.com Adam adamcogan@ssw.com.au -------------------------------------------------------- Check out these HOT UTILITIES FOR ACCESS AND VB DEVELOPERS.... www.ssw.com.au * SSW Data PRO - Version Control for your data.mdb * SSW Data Renovator - Compare the differences between two data.mdb's * SSW Upsize PRO! - Don't UPSIZE to SQL Server without it -------------------------------------------------------- "KenNorth" <knorth@my-deja.com> wrote in message news:OmuYlkJHAHA.321@cpmsnbbsa09... > > Where on the net I can find information about database and IT > > forthcoming conferences ? > > 1. Dr. Dobb's XML Channel has links to XML conferences and IT events with > XML content. > www.ddj.com/topics/xml > > XML DevCon 2000, for example, has speakers such as Don Chamberlin, Jim Gray, > Joe Celko, Ron Bourret, Holger Meyer, Paul Cotton and an entire track of > database classes that includes: > > - "Mapping DTDs to Databases" > - "XML Views in SQL Server 2000" > - "Indexing and Extending Databases for XML" > - "XML and Database Integration" > - "SQL Trees, Multidimensional Data, and Data Warehousing" > - "Document Design for ORDBMS" > - "Where's the Data? Trading Between Relations and XML" > http://www.xmldevcon2000.com/conference.html > > 2. Data Warehousing Institute: > http://www.dw-institute.com/ > > 3. Companies such as Informix and Oracle have user conferences, so you > should check their web sites. > > > > =========================================================== > > <abuazzoz@my-deja.com> wrote in message news:8p60dq$1rs$1@nnrp1.deja.com... > > Hi, > > > > Where on the net I can find information about database and IT > > forthcoming conferences ? > > > > Thanks > > > > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > > Before you buy. > >
See also: http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/conf/index.html and http://www.egroups.com/listsaver/dbworld/. dbworld is a mailing-list with a lot of CFPs in it. T.C.