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Yes to SQL sessions (Score:1)

by jnoble (503) on 2003.04.02 9:41 (#18673)

Something on "dark corners", "cool tricks" and/or "common pitfalls" would be great.
Speaking of sessions -- Friday looked really light last time I peeked at the schedule. I know that people often filter out during the afternoon, but the sessions themselves haven't historically thinned out that much. For 2003, it looks like *all* of Friday is thin. Is that just a result of the schedule being so preliminary?

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- Re:Yes to SQL sessions (Score:2)
  
  by gnat (29)
  
  See latest blog entry [perl.org] for details. Thanks for reminding me to talk about this. I think we need to clarify it on the web site too ...
  --Nat

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