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Subqueries help consolidate multiple statements into a single statement and can improve performance and help minimize processing steps. In the presentation, John will provide information on what subqueries are and tips on the many places where they can be used.

This radio show will discuss and identify the useful Data Dictionary Views that the everyday Oracle user has access to. Data Dictionary Views give the Oracle user useful information regarding the many objects in the Oracle database.

In this radio show presentation, John will discuss the possible uses for the Flashback Query feature. Prerequisites and usage for the feature will be discussed along with the limitations and restrictions of the feature. In addition, the different tools and utilities that support the features will be identified.

This is another set of tools that can help you proactively monitor your Windows Server 2008 environment. Have heard about the new Data Collector, Reliability Monitor , changes to Performance Monitor? This radio show we are going to take a under the hood look at Monitoring Performance and Reliability.

Proactive management is the ability to nip something in the hind quarters before it actually happens. Microsoft has many tools such as MOM, SCOM 2007 but these cost money. In this radio show we are going to show you how you can centralize your monitoring efforts without diving into your pockets.

Patch management is one of the most overlooked tasks that administrators have to perform. Do you remember what happened when SP2 for XP was released? Is there something out there that can ensure this does not happen again? There are stories upon stories about patches being implemented with testing. Well no longer. In this radio show we are going to unveil to you the WSUS server.

What is Network Access Protection which is known as NAP? What are the requirements to implement NAP? What enforcement methods are there with NAP? These questions and more will be answered in this radio show as we explore NAP.

Have you ever stayed in a hotel or been in an airport? Do you have a laptop that you use for work and need to stay connected? Do you know what is a WAP? How about the different ways to protect your Wireless networks? In this radio show we take you on a tour of wireless networking Windows Server 2008 style.

VPN (Virtual Private Network) is used to provide clients with access to our internal network. This can be done through an extranet outside the company. In the past, we had PPTP, L2TP (IPSec). Many technicians do not understand the technology behind IPSec. This radio show will take student on a journey into the workings of IPSec.

Have you ever wanted to know what is behind routing in a Windows environment? How do routers know what routes are in each of the routers? Do they communicate through ESP? In this radio show we will take a look at IP routing and different concepts that make up this interesting but very complex subject.

The DNS Server is one of the most important roles that we can install in Windows Server 2008. Without DNS you would not have Active Directory. It is important the student understand the concepts behind this important server role. This radio show will take 500 foot look at the DNS Server deployment.

Windows Server 2008 has a lot of changes on the way that clients find servers and vice versa. In this radio show we are going explore the name resolution mechanisms such as LLMNR, NetBIOS, and of course DNS.

Ready to change? Cope with change well? Able to influence others that change is good? Important? Change is hard. Change is also inevitable. How to help yourself with change? How do you encourage others to embrace change? In this radio show, Neal L. Rowland, PMP, ITIL looks at a few of the current books out in the business marketplace that examines that very topic. Switch by Chip and Dan Heath, 59 Seconds by Richard Wiseman, Our Iceberg is Melting and Sense of Urgency by John Kotter are the few titles reviewed for this radio show.

In this radio show presentation, Neal discusses 6 conflict resolution techniques that you can use in when conflict on a project arises. By leaning and applying these techniques, you will be able to handle conflict with confidence and turn a negative into a positive.

Join Neal Rowland as he discusses how to deal with conflict in the workplace. Conflict is inevitable but does not have to be negative. There are positives that can come from conflict. Neal will provide you with tip on how to use conflict for a positive outcome.