I have done quite a bit of traveling since October last year. Every other week or so I've been at a conference, training event, user group or special interest group. When I'm back at my desk, I spend a good chunk of time doing webcasts and demos for small groups of people. In all I have noticed that there are growing SQL Developer and Data Modeler audiences, which is great. What I've also found is that lots of folk are using a lot of the features and not investigating further to see what the product has to offer. For some time now Kris and I have discussed the need for a webcast series, where we'd demo features of the product, drilling down into different areas. Both SQL Developer and the Data Modeler audiences need this, so I'll be doing a monthly webcast, alternating between the two products, to show off some of the features, and to drill down into some specific details. I'll kick this series off with an overview of the Data Modeler (this month) and a review of the SQL Developer 2.1 new features, next month. After that we'll start drilling into more of the detail.
First Public WebcastHere are the details:
17 March 2010
09:00 PST | 12:00 EST | 17:00 UCT | 18:00 CET
- Introducing the new webcast series
- Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler update
- Product Overview Demonstration
- Q&A
Duration:One Hour
Audience: This is general public webcast, designed for anyone interested in or using Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler
The details of this event will be announced on OTN next week. For more information on Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler see Oracle Technology Network:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/datamodelerAll calls are recorded and published on Oracle Technology Network.
The next webcast is scheduled as follows:
21-Apr-10: SQL Developer: SQL Developer 2.1 New Features, Q&A
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