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Performance or compliance? Uptime or audit time? DBAs know it’s never one or the other. It’s both, all day, every day. Join Idera’s Justin Wilkes for a live one-hour virtual tour of SQL Diagnostic Manager and SQL Compliance Manager, the dynamic duo built to keep your servers running fast and your audits running smooth. We’ll dig into:

• Catching slowdowns before the help desk even knows
• Tracing issues to the real culprit (not just the one the devs blame)
• Tracking who did what and when without losing your mind
• Building reports that prove you’ve got it under control

You’re already great at what you do. These products just make you even more unstoppable.

How to Prevent the Mistakes That Break Consistency and Governance. A Medallion Architecture is only as strong as its foundation. Too often, teams struggle with inconsistent definitions, siloed data models, and fragmented ownership that erode trust and slow adoption. In this session, we’ll walk through the most common Medallion design mistakes that undermine consistency and governance, and show how ER/Studio Enterprise Team Edition helps prevent them. Learn how to bring structure, shared visibility, and metadata alignment to your layered architecture so your data remains dependable, well-governed, and ready for analytics. Join us to see how to:

• Establish consistent definitions across bronze, silver, and gold layers
• Prevent model silos and ensure cross-team visibility
• Strengthen governance and ownership through centralized metadata
• Build trust and accelerate adoption across your data ecosystem

Running SQL Server can feel like piloting a starship; one wrong tweak, and suddenly the alarms start blinking. Join Idera’s Justin Wilkes for a live one-hour virtual tour of SQL Diagnostic Manager, the monitoring system built to keep your SQL engines steady, responsive, and warp-speed ready. We’ll dig into:

• Spotting bottlenecks before they impact performance
• Tracing slowdowns back to the real source
• Monitoring in real time or through historical data without drowning in metrics
• Customizing alerts so you only hear what matters

Whether you’re managing one critical database or a full fleet, SQL DM keeps the ship steady and gives you the visibility to steer clear of trouble before it hits. You’re already great at what you do. This just makes your command console even sharper.

Do you ever wish repetitive data modeling tasks could complete themselves? With Macros in ER/Studio, they can. In this hands-on Learning Lab, you’ll explore how to extend ER/Studio’s modeling capabilities through automation. Learn how to standardize naming conventions, bulk-update metadata, and integrate with external systems, all through macros that save time and improve consistency. William Wittwer will guide you through ER/Studio’s macro framework (built on VBScript), demonstrating practical examples you can adapt right away. You’ll see how to access and manipulate model objects, build reusable scripts, and develop your own automation toolkit.

Compliance doesn’t have to be complicated. SQL Compliance Manager brings clarity to what’s happening across your SQL Servers so you can focus on decisions, not detective work. Join Idera’s Tep Chantra for a live one-hour virtual tour that shows how SQL CM simplifies monitoring, strengthens security, and keeps you audit-ready without adding extra work. We’ll dig into how SQL CM helps you:

• Track who’s doing what and where inside your environment
• Catch suspicious activity before it becomes a problem
• Build reports that tell a clear, trusted story
• Stay compliant without adding busywork to your day

It’s a practical look at how SQL CM can make compliance smoother, security stronger, and audits something you actually feel ready for. Can’t join live? Register anyway, and we’ll send the recording when it wraps so you won’t miss a thing.

Attend a live demo of the WhereScape Data Automation ecosystem hosted by a senior solutions architect. Experience the features that enable WhereScape users to save time, money and resources on data projects and enable individual developers to do the work of many.