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Speakers and travel

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The following query pulls back the speakers and their travel: SELECT distinct S.name, S.email, CP.conference_person_id, arrival_from, arrival_to, arrival_number, arrival_date, arrival_time, departure_from, departure_to, departure_number, departure_date, departure_time FROM event E, view_event_person P, view_mail_all_speaker S, conference_person CP, conference_person_travel CPT WHERE E.event_id = P.event_id AND P.person_id = S.person_id AND E.conference_id = 7 AND CP.conference_id = E.conference_id AND E.event_state = […]

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PGCon – keynote… made your travel bookings yet?

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Although PGCon 2011 is just 9 weeks away, that time will fly past. People will start gathering in Ottawa early in the week for the two days of tutorials followed by two days of talks. PGCon is also a social event, so there will be many opportunities to mingle and meet other members of your

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PGCon 2011 – registration now open

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Registration for PGCon 2011 has opened. The list of talks is impressive. You’ll find something there for everyone. Again this year, as every year, we bring together developers and users from all over the world to meet and to learn from each other. PGCon has a consistent history of providing high quality for low cost.

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Copying to tape, missed something….

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I recently wrote about copying jobs with a very good backup tool. My goal was to keep copies of the backups on both disk and tape. Since then, I started playing around with a little webpage to keep tabs on what’s in my tape libary. Today I noticed a little problem. I have backups from 75 days ago that are waiting to be copied to tape.

I’ll just let you think about why this happened. Yesterday, this queue held jobs that were about 16 hours old. How did this old job get into the queue?

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