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The Firebird Project invites all Firebird users and developers to participate in the Firebird Conference 2012, which will take place in Luxembourg, October 26-27, 2012.
The Firebird Conference 2012 will be devoted to a variety of important topics: Firebird SQL language improvements, performance, optimization, database protection and recovery, and many others.
A number of presentations will be done by the Firebird Core team, which will ensure access to information at the best technical levels. The Firebird Conference 2012 will be a place to improve your Firebird development skills and give a chance to ask questions directly to Firebird Core team. |
Speakers
Firebird Core Team will be represented by Dmitry Yemanov, Vlad Khorsun, Philippe Makowski, etc. There also will be speakers from IBSurgeon and other Firebird-related companies.
Main topics with detailes descriptions
can be found here.
Schedule
9:00-9:30 |
30 |
Firebird development in 2012: What's New, by Dmitry Yemanov |
9:30-11:00 |
90 |
Optimizer: spotting issues and finding solutions, by Dmitry Yemanov |
11:00-11:15 |
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break |
11:15-12:45 |
90 |
Trace API: how it works and, internal implemimplementationustom plugins, by Vlad Khorsun |
12:45-14:00 |
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lunch |
14:00-15:00 |
60 |
Recovery and data protection with IBSurgeon tools, by Alexey Kovyazin |
What's new in ADO.NET provider for Firebird, by Jiri Cincura |
15:00-16:00 |
60 |
Jaybird: Java and Firebird, by Mark Rotteveel |
Fun with Firebird and Python, by Pavel Cizar |
16:00-16:15 |
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break |
16:15-17:15 |
60 |
Nbackup and Backup: Internals, Usage strategy and Pitfalls, by Dmitry Kuzmenko |
Sita Software: Case study |
17:15-18:15 |
60 |
Round table, questions and answers |
9:00-10:30 |
90 |
Firebird SQL features, by Vlad Khorsun |
10:30-11:30 |
60 |
Administering large Firebird Databases, by Paul Reeves |
QA testing of Firebird, by Philippe Makowski |
11:30-11:45 |
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break |
11:45-12:45 |
60 |
Firebird replication the easy way, by Raphael Neve |
The beauty and magic of stored procedures in Firebird, by Lucaz Franzen |
12:45-14:00 |
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lunch |
14:00-15:00 |
60 |
Advanced Firebird monitoring, by Alexey Kovyazin |
Windows Functions: more details, by Philipe Makowski |
15:00-16:00 |
60 |
Getting Started with Firebird.NET provider, Jiri Cincura |
Firebird in virtual environment, Claus Heeg |
16:00-16:15 |
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break |
16:15-17:15 |
60 |
Data vs Information, by Pavel Cizar |
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17:15-18:10 |
60 |
Mad auction, wrap up, round table |
Attendees Fees
For those who register before October 1 Early Bird registration is available:
- 10% discount for single attendee EUR 171/GBP136.8
- 20% discount for group 3+ EUR 153/GBP121.6
Buy now:
https://www.ibphoenix.com/shop/category/8?cur=GBP
After October 1 regular fees will be applied: for the single attendee, it will be EUR 190 (GBP 169), for group 3+ EUR 171/152
Sponsors and Organization
Sita Software, leading Luxembourg software development company, is the organizer of Firebird Conference 2012.
Sponsors:
- Sita Software — supplier of ERP, Point Of Sales and accounting solutions for enterprises
- IBPhoenix — premier source of Firebird support
- IBSurgeon — recovery and optimization tools and services for Firebird
For information about sponsor packages and how to become a sponsor please contact
[email protected].
Place and Accommodation
The conference will take place in Hotel Parc Bellevue, Luxembourg (
official website,
hotel page at booking.com). There are several other hotels in walking distance around, so you can choose where you stay during the conference.
Getting to the Conference
Airport
You can take a cab or a bus to get into the city. The bus lines number 9 and 16 take you to the City Centre (see
schedule), the buses run every 10 to 15 minutes, you can check times on
www.mobiliteit.lu.
From the Centre Hamilius or Royal Quai 1-2 you can walk to the Parc Belle-Vue in under 5 minutes — see
Google maps.
Train station
You can take any bus leaving from Quai 1 in front of the train station, they all go up into the city centre (except 1, but I do not remember which one, I haven't taken a bus from the train station in 2 years, it's easiest to just ask when getting on if the bus stops at Hamilius) and drop you off at Centre Hamilius or Royal Quai 1-2.
By car
Arriving from France or Belgium, we recommend to stay on the motorway E25
- Please take EXIT n°5 stating Luxembourg-Merl / Bertrange
- Continue direction Luxembourg, after 2500 meters turn right direction GARE
- You will find the Hotel Parc-Bellevue after 700 meters on your right
Arriving from Germany we recommend to follow motorway A1 wich ends up into the motorway E25 direction Arlon/ Bruxelles
- Please follow on and take EXIT n°5 stating Luxembourg-Merl / Bertrange
- Continue direction Luxembourg, after 2500 meters turn right direction GARE
- You will find the Hotel Parc-Bellevue after 700 meters on your right
About Luxembourg
Luxembourg City is a great tourist place. Discover more at
Luxembourg City Tourist Office site.
Contact
Please feel free to ask any questions:
[email protected].