What’s New for BI in SQL Server 2014?
The short answer is nothing much, which is probably good so we can catch our breath after the SQL Server 2012 and Office 2013 waves. As you’ve probably heard, Microsoft […]
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The short answer is nothing much, which is probably good so we can catch our breath after the SQL Server 2012 and Office 2013 waves. As you’ve probably heard, Microsoft […]
As I mentioned in my previous blog, CU4 for SQL Server 2012 SP1 includes the release bits of Power View Connectivity for Multidimensional (DAXMD). It allows you to create Power […]
Microsoft released Cumulative Update 4 for SQL Server 2012 Service Pack 1. This is more than a regular cumulative update as it includes enhancements to both Power View and Analysis […]
Anyone who has gone through configuring Kerberos knows that it’s not fun. After having done a few installations, my personal record for configuring Kerberos for SharePoint, SSAS, SSRS, SQL Server, […]
SQL Saturday 2013 in Atlanta was a raging success. Some 555 people attended which made it the most attended SQL Saturday even ever. I’ve uploaded the slides from my presentation […]
Due to Memorial Day, we’ll move our next Atlanta BI Group meeting to May 20th. The meeting will be sponsored by Strategy Analyzer. Our speaker will be Bijal Patel (Director […]
I’ll present at SQL Saturday in Atlanta on May 18th. Initially, I was planning to talk about dashboard options with the Microsoft BI stack but the organizers had a call […]
Scenario: You need to configure a Power View report to show data for a dynamic date, such as the current date or the last date with data. However, as it […]
It looks like Atlanta BI Group will have a record attendance tonight with 74 people registered! Jen Underwood will present Best Practice and Creative Data Visualization. This fun, informative, and […]
Microsoft announced today the availability of Windows Azure Infrastructure Services which is a collective name for running Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks in the cloud. Scott Guthrie’s blog on this […]
