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Welcome
to the Teradata Education Network (TEN) Schedule of Events. You are receiving
this communication, as the contact for your company’s Teradata
Professional Network (TPN) or Teradata Professional Network Plus (TPN+)
membership. This newsletter is intended
to make you aware of upcoming Teradata Customer Education events, so that
your team may make the most of your training investment. Please be sure
to alert your team members to upcoming training that may be beneficial for
their job roles. For more information or to enroll, go to www.TeradataEducationNetwork.com.
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44043 –
Removing the Fog in Cloud Computing
This
presentation was recorded on December 10, 2009 with Dan Graham.
Cloud computing is the newest and hottest trend causing a stir in
data centers. Without question, cloud computing will rapidly transform
the data center as we know it, changing the way organizations buy and
use hardware. Cloud computing is arguably the biggest change in the IT
industry since eCommerce on the web. Some are asking "Can Teradata run
in the cloud?" Its not a simple yes or no answer...
This session will help you understand the cloud computing trend and
Teradata's strategy for cloud computing. Specific topics will include
public clouds, private clouds, Software-as-a-Service, virtualization,
positive and negative trade-offs, and cloud pricing.
The session will be non-technical, appropriate for all IT professionals,
management, and even some line of business people.
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43963 –
Taking the 'Multi' out of Teradata
Multi-System Manager (TMSM) This
presentation was recorded on December 3, 2009 with Jim Venske.
Although Teradata Multi-System Manager (TMSM) has it's beginnings in
the dual-active/multi-system environment, it brings management
capabilities to single system users as well. That's what this session is
all about.
TMSM goes beyond just reporting Teradata status. TMSM brings insight
into your Teradata environment, ETL and BI servers, other hardware
components, applications, processes, synchronization of units of work
across multiple systems and the quality of the data itself.
TMSM also gives insight into the interrelationships of all the
architectural components. For example, one of your ETL servers went
down. Why did it go down and what applications were affected? More
importantly, could the situation have been avoided if corrective action
was taken when first warned. Your data loaded into your Teradata system,
but how do you know the data is correct? TMSM can help.
View this session to learn what TMSM can do for you.
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45823 –
AMP Worker Tasks: What They Are and How to Manage
Them This
presentation was recorded on December 2, 2009 with Carrie Ballinger.
AMP Worker Tasks are a finite resource inside the Teradata Database.
This webinar will give you a close-up picture of what AMP worker tasks
are, how they operate, and what happens when you run out. You'll learn
how user-initiated work makes use of AMP worker tasks, how to assess
in-use counts, and what factors contribute to AMP worker task
exhaustion. Pros and cons of reserving AMP worker tasks will be
considered, and the webinar will wrap up with some tips on managing this
important resource.
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45842 –
Tables without a Primary Index - How does it work?
This
presentation was recorded on December 2, 2009 with Larry Carter.
This session with provide information on the basic concepts of No
Primary Index (NoPI) tables. What are the advantages of using a NoPI
table and what are some of the common uses for a NoPI table? How do you
define a NoPI? How are rows distributed in the system with SQL requests
and with the FastLoad utility for tables without a primary index? This
session will include information on how to define and use an NoPI table
(a new Teradata enhancement). Get the answers and more details about
this performance-enhancing capability during this session. The mechanics
of how NoPI tables are implemented as well as the features and
limitations of this feature are described in this session. This topic is
of particular interest to physical database designer and database
performance analysts.
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