Setting up and Maintaining

GPUG
®

Summit 2011

November 8
-
11

Caesars Palace
–

Las Vegas, NV

Setting up and Maintaining
Test Systems

John Lowther

GPUG Summit 2011
–

Las Vegas www.gpug.com

Roundtable Session

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That means it’s about US talking not just me!

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WE ask questions!


WE can answer questions!

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WE can offer advice, suggestions & options!

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WE can voice our opinion!

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WE can have different opinions!

–
HR Status OTHER; are they an employee or not?

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But most of all WE can Network!

GPUG Summit 2011
–

Las Vegas www.gpug.com

Agenda / Objectives

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Who wants to take notes? Official Scribe


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Setup a Test System

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Terminal Server, Client/Server, both


Maintain the Test System Over Time

–
You do not need the
Move section of the restore
command

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What Objective(s) Have I Missed?


Wrap
-
up


GPUG Summit 2011
–

Las Vegas www.gpug.com

Other Classes


Living on a Virtual Server Farm


Maximizing SQL Performance with Dynamics
GP


Enterprise Data Warehousing and
Consolidated Business Intelligence


Going Beyond Dynamics GP Business Alerts


GPUG Summit 2011
–

Las Vegas www.gpug.com

Other Items


Share My Code Fair


Bloggers Corner


Challenge Wall


Connections Cafe`


MOST
OF ALL NETWORK!!!!


GPUG Summit 2011
–

Las Vegas www.gpug.com

Last minute things


Remember to turn in your tickets at the
registration desk


Please file out your evaluations.


GPUG Summit 2011
–

Las Vegas www.gpug.com

DBA / Sr. Developer / Business Analysis
Sta
-
home Health & Hospice, Inc.

Also on the Board of Advisors for the
Dynamics GP User Group

(
GPUG
)


10+ years with Dynamics
-
GP

(
GL, AP, HR, Payroll, Maintenance, Training, Upgrades, Security
)


15+ years as a Database Administrator

(
Maintenance, Performance, Warehousing, Validation, Correctness, Alerts, BI &
Reporting
)


20+ years as a Developer

(
Written software for IBM, BCBS, Schools, Nursing Homes, & Home Health
)


Blog:
Microsoft Dynamics GP DBA

Blog:
GPUG Member Tidbits


email:
JohnLowther@Hotmail.Com


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John Lowther