NET Core but what about SQL Server? I could use a different database but wanted to stick with SQL Server because it’s the database most of the SQL Saturday attendees are familiar with. I knew I could run the website part of my example on my Mac thanks to. I didn’t want to borrow a laptop and setting up dual boot and installing Windows, Visual Studio, etc sounded like a lot of work. My options were procure a Windows laptop for the presentation, dual boot my existing laptop, or see if I could run my example natively on my Mac. I’ll be doing some live coding and database querying and want a nice experience for the attendees.
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SQL Saturday 710 is on May 5th in Edmonton but there are SQL Saturdays, with different numbers at the end, all around the world on different dates.īack to my problem which was running my example on a Windows virtual machine running on my older MacBook Pro. I’ve upgraded my MacBook Pro over the years with more RAM and a SSD hard drive the virtual machine is still not responsive enough for my liking with SQL Server and Visual Studio running on it. SQL Saturday is an entire day of talks, training, and socializing about databases and data storage. My laptop is an older MacBook Pro and I was trying to run my example on a Windows virtual machine… Working on my code example for my upcoming SQL Saturday 710 talk I ran into a performance issue.
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