Re: 2009 IIUG Informix Users' Conference
PLUS* A complete Querix 4GL development environment worth up to $12,500 consisting of: - 1 Hydra 4GL development tools license for Informix RDBMS - Up to 100 Client runtime licenses (for text and advanced graphical clients - 12 months free technical support and software upgrade maintenance - 3 days training for up to 2 developers To take advantage of this great offer, please contact our Querix US office on info@querix.com Querix will also showcase the next generation 4GL development environment `Lycia` with an Eclipse based IDE, graphical interactive debugger and Web Service Client/Provider functionality. Querix 4GL is different to other third party 4gl solutions, as it is committed to remaining the only 4GL that is compatible with Classic-Informix-4GL, Dynamic-4GL and BDS. Querix does not force the developer to change application sources to produce single-vendor based non-compatible source codes. We provide the 4GL developer with an open development solution, not a one-way vendor dependent ticket. For more information on the tutorials visit: http://www.iiug.org/conf/2009/iiug/tutorials.php To register visit http://www.iiug.org/conf/2009/iiug/register.php Check out what's in store for you in Kansas City and start planning your trip today! To qualify for this offer, please leave your details at the Querix stand. Your Querix Team * Terms and conditions apply On 8 Mar 2009 at 1:12, Art Kagel wrote: > > >From your IIUG Board of Directors: > > Nowhere in the world will you find a conference where you will get > more for your money! > > The 2009 Informix Conference has lots of new content this year > including 5 tracks containing 88 technical sessions, Keynote > presentations from IBM executives, great networking opportunities, an > exhibit hall filled with Informix vendors and free IBM certification. > > And, on top of all that, we are now announcing the full and half-day > tutorials that will be available the Sunday before the conference > starts: > > Sunday Morning Sessions: > > * Preparing for the IDS 11 Certification Exam - Sanjit > Chakraborty, IBM * Troubleshooting Methods and Techniques - Suma > Vinod and Mark Jamison, IBM Advanced Support * Introduction to > IDS, with hands on - Carlton Doe, IBM * New SQL features in IDS > 11.10 and 11.50 - Keshava Murthy, IBM * Hands-on Lab - Explore IDS > Enterprise Replication - Nilesh Ozarkar, IBM > > Sunday Afternoon Sessions: > > * Preparing for the IDS 11 Certification Exam - (Repeat of morning > session) - Sanjit Chakraborty, IBM * Advanced Troubleshooting > Scenarios - Suma Vinod, Ron Privett, Elisabeth Bach, IBM Advanced > Support * Using All of IDS MACH-11 Technology, with hands-on - > Carlton Doe, IBM * Extending Your Business Logic with OpenAdmin > Tool for IDS - Ian Ilsley, IBM * Hands-on Workshop on New IDS > Features - Frank Arias, IBM > > Full Day Sessions: > > * Getting the most out of IDS Indexes - John Miller, IBM > > Full Descriptions available at: > http://www.iiug.org/conf/2009/iiug/tutorials.php > > The tutorials cost $150 for one half-day session and $250 for two > half-day sessions. For more details and to register, please go to the > conference website. Morning session includes continental breakfast and > afternoon session includes lunch. Full Day Sessions include both > breakfast and lunch. More good news... IIUG Conference Gold Sponsors > Four J's Software and AGS Ltd (Server Studio) will be offering on-site > full-day tutorials at NO CHARGE. > > (If you have already paid for tutorials and wish to select the Four > J's or AGS tutorial you will receive a refund. All fees for these > tutorials are paid for by the respective company to IIUG.) > > >From I-4GL to Genero: Migration 1-2-3 - 4J's (Morning Session) > > For 4GL programmers new to Genero. Learn how you can migrate existing > Informix-4GL applications to Genero to provide users with a modern and > feature rich graphical user interface, either in a Windows environment > or over the Web. Learn about the added features to the language that > allow you to advance your existing code including dynamic arrays, > built-in classes and methods, multiple dialogs, actions, and styles. > > New GUI Feature in Four J's Genero 2.20 - 4J's (Afternoon Session) > > For experienced Genero developers and those curious about Genero as a > RAD and rich UI. Learn about the exciting new features in Genero 2.20 > including: > > * New Enhanced Desktop UI capabilities > * New 4gl interface to Java > * Genero Web Services Integration in IDE > * Desktop-to-Web: Overview and brief demonstration illustrating > the ease with which Genero applications can be developed and deployed > for either the Desktop or the Web with Genero Studio * How to > quickly code an interface to Genero Report Writer * How to quickly > start designing reports using the new GUI Genero Report Designer > > Solving Complex IDS Management and Performance Optimization Challenges > with Server Studio and Sentinel - AGS and Art Kagel (Full Day Session) > > Renowned Informix DBA and developer Art Kagel will conduct this > intensive, hands-on, full-day course which will introduce IDS > developers and DBAs to the various tools at your disposal and > demonstrate how and when to apply each to efficiently manage and > optimize IDS performance. Learn some of the best practices, and save > yourself countless hours of wrestling with the complexity of your IDS > infrastructure. Gain hands-on experience with how the wide-ranging > functionality provided by AGS'Server Studio and Sentinel helps > database professionals: > > For more information on the tutorials visit: > http://www.iiug.org/conf/2009/iiug/tutorials.php > > To register visit http://www.iiug.org/conf/2009/iiug/register.php > > Check out what's in store for you in Kansas City and start planning > your trip today! -- Art S. Kagel Oninit (www.oninit.com) IIUG Board of > Directors (art@iiug.org) > > Disclaimer: Please keep in mind that my own opinions are my own > opinions and do not reflect on my employer, Oninit, the IIUG, nor any > other organization with which I am associated either explicitly or > implicitly. Neither do those opinions reflect those of other > individuals affiliated with any entity with which I am affiliated nor > those of the entities themselves. >