The Miracle SQL Server Open World conference was a great success. There were lots of informative sessions and great networking. I spoke to a lot of interesting people from all over the world including Microsoft SQL Server guys from Redmond and one as far away as from Brisbane, Australia. Bear in mind that this conference is held in the countryside, far away from anything, two hours drive from Copenhagen, Denmark.
I promised the attendances’ at my session “Transactions with Windows Communication Foundation” to post a guide to setup the Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC) for WCF. I have posted two guides:
Hope to see all of these interesting people again at next year’s Miracle SQL Server Open World conference.
Anders Lybecker is an chief architect at Kring Development A/S, a consultancy firm in Copenhagen, Denmark.
He holds a degree in software engineering specializing in software development.
His primary expertises are the Microsoft .Net framework and SQL Server which he has been working with since the start of this century!
He enjoys discussing technical topics, teaching and speaking at conferences. Related posts:
- SQL Server Open World
- Speaking about Lucene at Miracle Open World 2010
- Visiting Microsoft in Johannesburg, South Africa
- Microsoft product launch 2008
- Miracle Open World 2010 Lucene Presentation
Tags: dotNet, SQL Server, Transactions, WCF