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DBMS - March 1996 - SQL for Smarties
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DBMS , March 1996
A Look at SQL Trees
Joe travels from New York to Boise, stopping only to consider trees (in SQL, that is).
In December, I attended both DB/Expo in New York and Database and Client/Server World in Chicago. This is no small feat, because these two major conferences are paired against each other in the same week and have been for the past couple of years. This really needs to stop. I did not see much of either conference and what I did see is blurred together.
DB/Expo
I arrived at La Guardia Airport on the Saturday before the conference in order to spend some time with a friend who lives in the West Village. By the way, I won the DBMS Readers' Choice award again this year (thank you, gentle readers, thank you). However, I managed to miss the awards breakfast at DB/Expo because my friend had to make an unplanned service station stop for air and gasoline on the way to the Javits Convention Center that morning.
Database World
I flew out of New York the night of December 5, 1995 and arrived at O'Hare Airport in time to teach a class at 8:30 the next morning. I have been doing two SQL overview classes at Database World for the past few years and you would think that anyone who wants to hear it has already done so by now. But every year, I play to a packed house.
The Client/Server Connection Ltd. booths at both DB/Expo and Database World were being called
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the "Dilbert booths," but not because the company used the popular comic strip in its advertising. Actually, its booths at both shows featured lots of models in heels and black evening dresses doing demonstrations. Anyone remember the girls in Robert Palmer's 1980s rock video, "Addicted to Love"? These ladies were clearly not technical --I watched them get briefed on the demo the first morning (purely research for my column, you understand). The techy women working other booths were really put"
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