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What we’re about
As SQL PASS ceased all operations effective January 15, 2021, this is the new platform for the previous PASS DBA virtual group.
The DBA Virtual Group aims to provide a global online platform for the DBA community. It provides a forum for open discussion and education on issues Microsoft database administrators face.
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, or feedback about the group, please drop us a line at dbavug@outlook.com.
The Virtual Group Leaders have overall responsibility for the activities of the virtual group. This person coordinates the activities of the Group Admins in meeting planning.
Interested in Presenting at the DBA Virtual Group?
We can always use people to give a talk at one of our bi-monthly events. If you are interested in giving a presentation, please send your title, a brief abstract, and a brief bio to DBA VUG Leadership Team.
Have a speaker to recommend?
Send the email address of the proposed speaker, together with any relevant information about the speaker, to DBA VUG Leadership Team.
Code of Conduct
Database Professionals Virtual Meetup Group supports the diversity of our community. We strive to welcome different perspectives in a community where everyone feels respected and valued and is committed to inclusion across race, gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, age, ability, geography, religion, identity, and experience. Above all, we ask that all DBAVUG members be kind to one another and conduct themselves respectfully, creating a positive experience for everyone involved.
• Conduct yourself with integrity, respect, honesty, and credibility.
• Approach all events and interactions in accordance with the highest ethical standards of professionalism and personal conduct.
• Embrace the diverse community of professionals and learners, and be inclusive of all audiences in your presentations, demonstrations, conversations, and comments.
If you are subject to unacceptable behavior, notice that someone else is being subject to unacceptable behavior, or have concerns that this Code of Conduct is not being followed, notify us at DBAVUG@outlook.com as soon as possible.
DBAVUG reserves the right to bar any person who violates our Code of Conduct from attending the DBAVUG event in entirety or part, and/or to cancel tickets of any person.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Fabric Data Security in Lakehouses and Data Warehouse ~ Ginger GrantLink visible for attendees
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Wednesday, September 11, 2024, 1600 GMTDESCRIPTION of TALK
Title: Fabric Data Security in Lakehouses and Data Warehouse
When data moves from a database to a lakehouse or a warehouse, how to you secure the data? How do you provide access to it? Can you implement row level security on the the lakehouse? Can you mask the data and have it the data appear as masked inside of a Semantic Model used for Power BI reporting? In this session, you will learn how you can implement security on lakehouses and data warehouses inside of Fabric and which one you should implement with your data. You will learn how to restrict access to data and how to implement object and row level security at the database level. See how you can implement similar user security to what you may have deployed in SQL Server inside of Fabric Endpoints in SQL Server Managment Studio