We are excited to announce the availability of an online Analysis Services 2008 class – no travel, no hotel expenses, just 100% content delivered right to your desktop! This intensive 3-day online […]
An interesting “issue” popped up today. I did a fresh install of Windows 7 on my brand new HP 8530w laptop, which is a great laptop BTW. I install SQL […]
After retiring Office Web Components (OWC), which can hardly can pass the web test as it is implemented as an ActiveX control, Microsoft left developers with no web-based browser for […]
Relax…this blog is all about Analysis Services and not about polygamy or something worse. SSAS 2005 went beyond the “classic” OLAP model by introducing flexible dimension-to-measure group relationships, including many-to-many, […]
One year after submitting this small article, SQL Server Magazine has finally published it. This article demonstrates how you can use table-value parameters (TVPs), a new feature in SQL Server […]
Continuing my intrepid journey through the new Reporting Services R2 enhancements, in this blog I’ll demonstrate some of the cool map features. As you’ve probably heard, R2 brings a brand […]
Yet another relative dates implementation in an Analysis Services cube. So far, I’ve implemented two. But I’m now starting a project to implement an accounting (G/L) cube and the traditional […]
There is still time to sign up for our Applied Reporting Services 2008 class with Teo Lachev. This three-day intensive event teaches you the knowledge and skills you need to […]
Microsoft released SQL Server 2008 R2 August Community Technology Preview which includes the Report Builder 3.0 R2 August CTP redistributable.
Reporting Services SQL Server 2008 R2 features reports as Atom data feeds. This is accomplished with a new Atom Data Feed extension, as shown on this screenshot. This extension produces […]
