Naive Select and the Fast Server

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When our program has SQL optimization and the database is well configured, why does our application not perform as expected?

Programming issues for productive database operation. Simple practices that help (and prevent misunderstandings) in building systems that can withstand heavy use.

The presentation is aimed at developers who want to build scalable applications. Prerequisites: Any programming language and basic SQL knowledge.

We can’t wait to see you!

Date: 25/04/2018
Time: 6p.m. GMT+2
Location: Building of Biology: Mezzanine

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