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Blog Post:
What’s so BIG about “Big Data”?
Denny Lee [MSFT]
As announced during the PASS Summit 2011 Day One Keynote , we are diving deeper into the world of Big Data by embracing and contributing to the open source community and Hadoop. We’ve had a lot of good coverage on this topic with some examples below. Microsoft Expands Data Platform With...
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14 Nov 2011
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Why the obsession with random I/O within the context of SSAS?
Denny Lee [MSFT]
by Denny Lee As many of you know from the various blogs, whitepapers, and conferences from SQLCAT, there is a big obsession or compulsion toward I/O by various members of SQLCAT. If you’re not already familiar with this topic, definitely reference Mike Ruthruff ’s whitepaper Predeployment...
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1 Mar 2011
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What is the SSAS Maestros?
Denny Lee [MSFT]
by Denny Lee (SQL Customer Advisory Team), Daniel Yu (SQL Marketing) Over the last few weeks, there has been a lot of questions, tweets, and rumors about the SSAS Maestros program – some notable blogs include Kasper de Jonge’s Do you have what it takes to become SSAS Maestro and Vidas...
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30 Jan 2011
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Optimizing CREATE SET in Cube Calculation Scripts
Thomas Kejser
Author: Thomas Kejser Reviewers: Peter Adshead, Nicholas Dritsas, Sanjay Nayyar, John Desch, Kevin Cox, Akshai Mirchandani, Anne Zorner In this blog we will describe an important optimization that you should apply to cubes that are processed often and have CREATE SET commands in the calculation script...
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31 Aug 2010
Blog Post:
Gemini - Self Service BI!
Denny Lee [MSFT]
Gemini is the code name for the new breakthrough Self-Service Business Intelligence (BI) capabilities being delivered in the SQL Server 2008 R2 release. Gemini enables end users to build BI applications by integrating data from a variety of sources, modeling, refining and analyzing the data, adding business...
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15 Aug 2009
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Assigning surrogate keys to early arriving facts using Integration Services
Thomas Kejser
In data warehouses, it is quite common that fact records arrive with a source system key that has not yet been loaded in the dimension tables. This phenomena is known as “late arriving dimensions” or “early arriving facts” in Kimball terminology. When you see a fact record that cannot be resolved...
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13 May 2009
Blog Post:
Remember to move DTS2000 packages when upgrading msdb from 2005 to 2008
Thomas Kejser
Some customers prefer to upgrade to SQL Server 2008 by detaching all databases from their SQL Server 2005 instance and then reattaching them to a completely new SQL Server 2008 instance. If you choose this upgrade strategy, you should be aware that you cannot detach an msdb database from a SQL...
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20 Mar 2009
Blog Post:
Using BIDS 2008 to validate Analysis Services 2005 cubes
Thomas Kejser
If you have experimented with cube design in SQL Server 2008, you will probably have run into the new AMO design warnings in Business Intelligence Development Studio 2008 (BIDS). We find that these warnings help customers a lot: they allow them to quickly analyze your cube for classic design mistakes...
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26 Feb 2009
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