WaterColor, LLC and intraLogix are teaming up to provide a number of SQL Server courses here in Missoula this fall.
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WaterColor, LLC http://www.watercolorct.com/ and intraLogix http://intralogix.biz/ are teaming up to provide a number of SQL Server courses here in Missoula this fall. We believe this makes it easy for local IT administrators, project managers, and controllers to get the core skills needed to work efficiently with SQL Server databases.
On August 22 -23, WaterColor and intraLogix will host a 2 day SQL Server course entitled Querying Microsoft SQL Server with Transact-SQL. This course provides a solid introduction to Transact-SQL ranging from writing simple queries to building nested stored procedures. Technical support staff, report writers and users who wish to lay a solid foundation in SQL are perfect candidates for this class.
On September 10 – 14, WaterColor and intraLogix will conduct a 5 day course entitled Implementing a SQL Server 2005 Database. The class covers a range of topics and features that are instrumental for those maintaining and administering SQL 2005 databases.
On October 8 – 12, WaterColor and intraLogix will offer a second 5 day course entitled Maintaining a SQL Server 2005 Database. This class covers important administrative tools and features that are essential for anyone working with or maintaining SQL Server 2005 databases.
Cost Schedule per participant:
Transact-SQL (2 days)
1 Participant -$850
2 Participants $800
3+Participants $775
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Maintain SQL (5 days)
1 Participant $2,125
2 Participants $2,000
3+Participants $1,925
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Implement SQL (5 days)
1 Participant $2,125
2 Participants $2,000
3+Participants $1,925
Please give me a call if you have any questions or would like to join us for the training sessions. Don’t wait to register since all classes are limited to 12 participants and already over half the seats are filled.
Thanks!
Doug
Doug Odegaard
Consultant and President
intraLogix
phone 406.273.9120 
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