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Kon Melamud

We’re Speaking at FabCon/SQLCon

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We are happy to announce that three ProcureSQL employees are on the FABCON/SQLCON agenda. These co-located conferences are happening in Atlanta, Georgia March 16 – 20.

FABCON is the largest conference dedicated to Microsoft Fabric, bringing together tech enthusiasts, innovators, and industry leaders to explore the future of data, analytics, business intelligence, and AI integration.

SQLCON stands out as a premier conference within FABCON, featuring sessions and workshops that take you on a dive deep into SQL Server, Azure SQL, SQL in Fabric, SQL Tools, AI Apps with SQL, migration & modernization, optimization & performance, database security, and much more.

Justin Cunningham and Meagan Longoria are presenting Mirroring for SQL Server in Fabric: Inside the Replication Process. This session examines how Mirroring for SQL Server in Fabric really works: what happens on the source database, how data lands in OneLake, data retention policies, monitoring and logging, configuration of replicated objects, and which scenarios require restarting replication.

Justin is also presenting Materialized Lake Views: Simplifying Your Medallion ETL. Materialized lake views turn Spark SQL into auto-orchestrated smart tables in your Fabric lakehouse. This session covers how to replace fragile ETL with declarative medallion layers, understand refresh and lineage, and decide when materialized lake views beat notebooks, jobs, or warehouses.

John Sterrett is presenting Modern Data Protection Strategies with SQL Server. Today, we handle increasing volumes of sensitive data. DBAs and Data Engineers must protect their data from external attackers, employees, and privileged admins like themselves. This session will teach you how to protect your data while maintaining functionality and performance. The session focuses on using column-level encryption, row-level security, and auditing to secure your data.

We are looking forward to speaking and hope to see you in our sessions.

February 17, 2026/by Kon Melamud
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