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ABSTRACT:
Have you ever seen an otherwise healthy database come grinding to a halt and watch DBAs scramble to "fix" the database only to learn that the application itself was the cause of the problem?
Applications today are growing more and more complex, and with that complexity comes the increased risk of error. Join EnterpriseDB experts as they discuss the "Top 5" mistakes that developers make and how to avoid them. Listen and learn from real world experiences in this final webcast of the year.
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Speaker
Jim Mlodgenski
Chief Architect, EnterpriseDB
Jim is Chief Architect at EnterpriseDB. He is one of EnterpriseDB's first employees, having joined the company in May, 2005. Over several years, Jim has been responsible for sales engineering, professional services, strategic technology solutions delivery and customer education. Prior to joining EnterpriseDB, Jim was a partner and architect at Fusion Technologies, a technology services company.
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