Welcome to the Seattle Postgres Users Group (SEAPUG)

On March 9th at 7PM, Robert Emin will be doing a talk on real time data acquisition using National Instruments LabView and writing the sensor data directly into a PostgreSQL database.

Afterword's, I will do a presentation on Data Destruction and how some of the current methods are becoming less effective as the size of the drive increase, plus some new methods that are built into the drive that you may not know about.

We meet the second Tuesday of the month at 7PM at
Statistical Center for HIV/AIDS Research and Prevention (SCHARP)
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC)
1616 Eastlake Ave N.
Seattle, WA 98102

Please arrive between 6:30 & 7:00 PM, so that we can easily accommodate you, because:
1) The parking garage automatically closes at 7 PM (free guest parking)
2) This is a secure building, everyone will meet in the lobby (and get a which chance to chat with each other) and then we will escort everyone to the conference room.
3) If you do arrive late, have the guard call the conference room, so that we can send someone down to get you.

This will get much easier and smoother after the first few meetings.

If you are going to be attending please post on the seapug@postgresql.org list or send me a direct email at lalbin@scharp.org I need to confirmation so that I know if we need to wait for someone else to arrive before we start the presentation.

Afterword's we will be going to Feierabend (German Pub) for a bite to eat / drink and a change to get to know each other.

Lloyd

Welcome to the new Seattle Postgres Users Group (SEAPUG)

We will be meeting the second Tuesday of the month at 7PM at
Statistical Center for HIV/AIDS Research and Prevention (SCHARP)
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC)
1616 Eastlake Ave N.
Seattle, WA 98102

We would like to welcome Josh Drake of Command Prompt as our first presenter.

On February 9th at 7PM, Josh Drake will be doing a talk on PostgreSQL Performance.

Please arrive early, so that we can easily accommodate you, because:
1) The parking garage automatically closes at 7pm (free guest parking)
2) This is a secure building and we have to meet you in the lobby and escort you to the conference room.
3) If you do arrive late, have the guard call the conference room, so that we can send someone down to get you.

This will get much easier and smoother after the first few meetings.

If you are going to be attending please post on the seapug@postgresql.org list or send me an email at lalbin@scharp.org This will help make these first few meeting run smoother.

There are several local pubs nearby to chat at afterwards. I will have one of our group pick out a good one.

Lloyd