As you probably now, Reporting Services doesn’t allow you to create subscriptions with data sources that use Windows security because subsbscriptions are run in unattended mode. Moving to SQL Server […]
I am teaching my online Applied PowerPivot class for personal and team business intelligence on Jan 24th and 25th and there are still seats available.
As 2011 is winding down, it’s time to reflect on the past and plan for the future. 2011 has been a very exciting year for Microsoft BI and me. Gartner […]
As I mentioned in my blog post on this subject, I’ve found a good use of SQL Server 2012 columnstore indexes to speed up significantly ETL processes that need to […]
Issue: Migrate a PerformancePoint dashboard from MOSS 2007 to SharePoint 2010. We used the Import PerformancePoint Content feature to import existing dashboards from the PerformancePoint database and this saved us […]
SQL Server 2012 introduces columnstore indexes. Using the same in-memory VertiPaq engine that powers PowerPivot and Analysis Services Tabular, columnstore indexes can speed up dramatically SQL queries that aggregate large […]
I was just about to write a blog about the new features in the Release Candidate (RC) build of Power View and I saw that Robert had written a great […]
The public release of Microsoft SQL Server 2012 RC0 is now available.
Microsoft just published the RC0 (release candidate) bits of PowerPivot for Excel SQL Server 2012. Kudos for Microsoft for making the RC bits public this time. Stay tuned for an […]
Well, rules have changed. As Jaime Tarquino from the SSRS team explained in his blog, “SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services SharePoint Integrated Mode”, there is no rsreportserver.config file anymore moving […]
