Then I’m signed up for a presentation on the OUGN2013 – the spring seminar. I’m speaking on wednesday in Oslo. The title for the presentation is “End-To-End Metrics: Building a performance bridge between the developer and the DBA. The content has changed a little since i sent the call for paper sometime in September. But that’s quite common – isn’t it? The months goes bye, and when you start to make the presentation, it just comes out a little different than you originally thought. But hopefully it’s for the good.
I will do two small demoes. One with end-to-end metrics, and one on RedGates Source Control for Oracle. The end-to-end metrics show how everybody gains from having the developer and DBA working together. The other demos demonstrate how it’s just about time we started to store schema changes in source control. The RedGate software is new, but looks very promising. Using Redgate it’s possible both to draw changes from the database to the source control, and the other way around. Most source control systems for database only have the abiltiy do pull changes from source control to the database.
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