SQL Down Under Code Camp

SQL Down Under Code Camp is an annual community-driven event for SQL Server professionals. Each year, well over a hundred DBAs and Developers come together to learn from each other and to network. It is held in October at the Wagga Wagga campus of our friends at Charles Sturt University.

It is free to attend and would not be possible without the help of our other friends at:

          

SQL Down Under Code Camp 2008

SQL Down Under Code Camp was held again on October 13th and 14th 2007. We were very pleased with the outcome of the weekend and are really excited to announce that it will be running October 11th and 12th in 2008. If you're wondering what you missed in 2007 or would like to download any of the content from it, take a look at our SDU Code Camp 2007 archive.

In 2008, this will again be the number one SQL Server event for Australia again this year so don't miss it!

If you are intending to come, please email "info @ sqldownunder.com" to let us know and help us with catering. Please also book your accomodation early.

FAQ

Where is SQL Down Under Code Camp being held?
SQL Down Under Code Camp is being held in Wagga Wagga at the Charles Sturt University campus. If you have attended previous years, note that the sessions will be held in the same place as in 2005 and 2007, not the hall used in 2006.

When is SQL Down Under Code Camp?
SQL Down Under Code Camp will be held on a Saturday and Sunday during October 2008, the date will be publicised soon.

How much does SQL Down Under Code Camp cost?
It is free to attend SQL Down Under Code Camp, but accomodation and transportation costs are up to you, as are the cost of your meals - although there might be some food provided during the day (Pizza).

Where can I stay?
For more information regarding where to stay click
Accomodation

How do I get there?
For more information on how to get there click
Getting There.  Also, the Wagga Wagga Shire Concil has a visitor site that might help here. You might also try to pick up last minute deals at Wotif.

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