Fabric Data Warehouse: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
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“Patience my tinsel angel, patience my perfumed child One day they’ll really love you, you’ll charm them with that smile But for now it’s just another Chelsea [TL: BI] Monday” […]
“Hey, I got this lake house, you should see it It’s only down the road a couple miles I bet you’d feel like you’re in Texas I bet you’ll wanna […]
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems capture a wealth of information from main business processes within an organization, such as Sales, Inventory, Orders, etc. Therefore, a BI journey typically starts with […]
To know a tool is to know its limitations – Teo’s proverb In a previous post, I shared my overall impression of Fabric. In this post, I’ll continue exploring Fabric, […]
Please join us for the next meeting on Monday, June 5th, at 6:30 PM ET. Kristyna Hughes (Senior data & analytics consultant at 3Cloud will join us remotely and share […]
“May you live in interesting times” – Chinese proverb Microsoft Fabric is upon us with a grand fanfare. You can get a good overview of its vision and capabilities by […]
Please join us for the next meeting on Monday, May 1st, at 6:30 PM ET. Akshata Revankar (Data Engineer, Specialist at McKinsey & Company) will show you how to leverage […]
I’ve spent hours on this so someone else might find the solution useful. I’ve developed an SSIS package that uses a ForEach Loop container. Then, I closed Visual Studio and […]
Please join us for the next meeting on Monday, April 3rd, at 6:30 PM ET. Your humble correspondent will revisit Power BI important fundamentals in a demo-packed session. For more […]
Warning: This blog contains old tricks of an old dog. Scenario: Suppose you have a large table in SQL Server, e.g. hundreds of millions or even a billion rows. DML […]