SQL PASS – The community around the SQL Server
The German Microsoft SQL Server community presents itself.
What is actually PASS?
Until the 2016 PASS stand for “Professional Association for SQL Server”, since the beginning of 2016 it stands for something more:
PASS PASS remains, however PASS is no longer the future for “Professional Association for SQL Server”, but for what the club actually has been around for years: The Microsoft Data Platform community in Germany! According to the expanded portfolio of Redmond, we have adjusted our subjects, because there in 2016 far more than just a box-product called SQL Server Management & Analytics allows us to solve problems our data.
The PASS is an independent association, has no commercial background, supported by volunteer work and sponsors, is the user community for Microsoft SQL Server, and has more than 45,000 members worldwide. The PASS Germany eV is an official chapter of PASS International (www.sqlpass.org).
We are a “face2face” community, ie we meet in real life. User meet with users and can get to know so personally and exchange. The aim is to all SQL servers or related products and technologies interested
To allow (knowledge firsthand) and an exchange of experiences from user to user (for example, reports from completed projects.) Know SQL Server users who grapple with similar challenges as they developed to provide information to themselves and in their practical solutions have or even need that.
PASS members know more and know PASS members with experience in special fields.
Best of all: The membership is free of charge.
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