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Linked Attribute Hierarchies

In UDM, the cube space is defined by attribute hierarchies. Dimensions are just logical containers of attribute hierarchies. It will be great if the next release of SQL Server (Katmai) could expand further on the attribute nature of UDM and solve some...

Published Sat, Oct 21 2006 1:55 PM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: Analysis Services
Drill Through Your Way

One of the most useful features of the SSRS 2005 Report Builder is the ability to generate reports on the fly. As long as there is a navigational path in the model, the end user can click on a drillthrough-enabled attribute to see more details. This feature...

Published Mon, Oct 16 2006 8:15 PM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: Reporting Services
ProgressTracker Bug

Some late code changes to the ProgressTracker CRI sample featured in my MSDN Magazine article "Jazz Up Your Data Using Custom Report Items In SQL Server Reporting Services" have introduced a bug that causes ProgressTracker to ignore changes...

Published Tue, Oct 3 2006 9:34 AM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: Reporting Services
And the MVP Award Goes To

I learned today that my MVP award has been renewed. This will be my third year as an MVP for Windows Systems – SQL Server.

Published Sun, Oct 1 2006 3:54 PM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: General
Transcend T-SQL Limitations with SQL Server 2005 CLR Objects

One of the coolest SQL Server 2005 feature is .NET CLR objects. When use wisely, CLR integration can solve many nagging problems with T-SQL. For example, you cannot pass columns from an outer SQL statement to a TBF even though it returns one row. Or,...

Published Sun, Oct 1 2006 3:44 PM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: .NET

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October 2006 - Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog)

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Linked Attribute Hierarchies

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Transcend T-SQL Limitations with SQL Server 2005 CLR Objects