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Month: April 2012

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SQL Server 2012 ETL Framework Features in the New SSIS Project Deployment Model

When moving to SQL Server 2012, ETL developers would need to rethink custom ETL frameworks. If you embrace the new project deployment model, SQL Server 2012 offers a lot of plumbing features out of the box. Jen Underwood wrote a great SQL Server 2012 ETL Framework Features in the New SSIS Catalog article about what supported and what's missing. I guess in most cases developers…

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Reducing Analysis Services Index Processing Time

Scenario: Processing a 100 GB SSAS 2012 cube on a dedicated DELL PowerEdge server (128 GB RAM with 32 logical cores) reveals that 50% of the time is spent on processing the cube indexes and building aggregations with only 20% average CPU utilization and not even a small dent to the memory consumption. It was clear that SSAS doesn't utilize the server resources and additional…

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Presenting at SQL Saturday

I have a talk "The Personal-Team-Organizational BI Conundrum" at SQL Saturday on April 14th at 9 AM. Confused about the BI alphabetical soup? Not sure which one makes sense for your organization? Join this session to learn you can use the Microsoft BI platform to address various analytical needs. Discover how to implement the Personal-Team-Organizational continuum on a single platform. I'll also discuss how Tabular…

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