Online Analysis Services 2008 Class on May 17th
There is still time to register for the online Applied Analysis Services 2008 class run on May 17th. No travel, no hotel expenses, just 100% content delivered right to your […]
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There is still time to register for the online Applied Analysis Services 2008 class run on May 17th. No travel, no hotel expenses, just 100% content delivered right to your […]
One new R2 feature that I discovered while reading the Reporting Services Recipes book, is group data synchronization. Consider the following report (download the two sample reports here): In this […]
This is a review of the latest addition to the long repertoire of Reporting Services books – Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Recipes (ISBN: 978-0-470-56311-3). When you learn a new […]
The Analysis Services server parses the cube script on deploy and complains in case of missing dimension members. You can use the IsError() function to handle missing members, such as […]
Open Data Protocol (OData), previously known as ADO.NET Data Services, is quickly gaining popularity as a web protocol for querying and updating data. A few Microsoft products already expose their […]
A coworker of mine complained that Integration Services doesn’t let you debug script tasks on x64. I found an easy workaround to disable the x64 runtime. Right-click the project node […]
Robert Bruckner announced that SQL Server 2008 R2 was released to manufacturing today. Robert summarized the most important most features. I covered them in my blog as well. I’ll update […]
I have to admit that I am a performance buff. In a previous blog, I mentioned that the Xperf utility can help you gain additional understanding about the Analysis Services […]
I will be speaking at the Atlanta Microsoft Database Forum group (Atlanta.MDF) on May 10th in Atlanta, GA . The topic will be What’s New in Reporting Services 2008 R2. […]
A couple of years ago I was working on a KPI dashboard project where we had to display a bunch of KPIs produced by counting (distinct count) number of customers, […]