Archive for May, 2006
If you’re an ASP.NET developer that work with SQL Server 2005, you may read my second installment of developer series in SQL2005. I write a brief intro of ROW_NUMBER function and how to apply it in practical use. This function replaces a tricky approach when dealing with numbering column in SQL Server. It also makes the data manipulation for a range of rows an easy task.
This writing also illustrates a custom paging of ASP.NET page with ROW_NUMBER and objecdatasource, the simple tip that will leverage ASP.NET performance. Read the article here.
May 15th, 2006
What will you do, if You just arrive with the 1st flight at 7.30 am and feel deeply hungry? Search for fun breakfast with the cheapest price 
. I did it at Yogya last week, before speaking at Data Mining seminar. Go “SGPC Bu Wiryo”, the famous place with low cost money. SGPC stands for “sego pecel”, a traditional javanese food that made from steamed rice, vegetables, and peanut bean sauce. It can be added with egg and “tempe” if you like
I like Yogya atmosphere, and this SGPC also. There was a group of singers play “kroncong” free of charge . If you wanna try this, go to Jl Selokan Mataram, around Gadjah Mada Univ. Campus.
May 12th, 2006
Hopefully I’ll be there. TechEd Asia 2006 will be hosted at Kuala Lumpur, September 5-8, 2006. This is one of the best MS Technical confrence in Asia. I will speak in 2 sessions about SQL Server 2005, Data Mining, and ASP.NET. My abstracts are already approved by Ed Quek, the content manager of this confrence. Here are the topics I’ll deliver:
- Using Data Mining for Better Data Pattern
- Creating Smart ASP.NET Application with SQL2005 Mining Model
Starting from now, I open TechEd category in this blog, for any updates about this events and also the progress of my working paper. Ed Quek also writes insider updates of this event in his blog: http://spaces.msn.com/edteched/
See you!
May 4th, 2006
I just come back from Yogyakarta, giving a 2 hours chat on Data Mining at Atma Jaya University. Last weekend was very busy, I presented about SQL Server 2005 BI for Foxpro developer in MS Office on Friday (April 28), and early in the Saturday morning on April 29 I went to Yogya with the first flight schedule.
The presentation material and demo code is rather same for both events, but I added some Foxpro snipet code for Friday material. I talked more on practical implementation of OLAP and data mining for Atma Jaya student, and my fellow Zeddy gave more attention on academic approach of mining model. I made some coding enhanchments for Saturday chat, so It looks more fancy and real. The demo code was about “smart” ASP.NET application using Association Rule mining algorithm of SQL2005.
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