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Degenerate dimensions in VSTS DB edition GDR R2 (a.k.a. TSD03136)
This is a common pattern in many BI projects that I’ve been involved with in the past four or five years for deriving degenerate dimensions without expending the effort to build and maintain star schema or snowflake tables in a data mart or data warehouse. Read More...
Posted 07 August 09 09:54 by reedme | 0 Comments   
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erR? TSD03006. Doh!
I’m often skeptical when I read things like this that make absolute statements: To resolve this problem, upgrade to Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Database Edition GDR R2. FIX: When you access a table source in a referenced project by using Read More...
Posted 06 August 09 04:17 by reedme | 1 Comments   
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Developers MERGE thyselves?
I was reading this CIO.com article a while back and wondering if “database developers” and “regular developers” agree. As Microsoft sees it, the roles of the database-centric developer and "regular" developer are less distinct than they once Read More...
Posted 31 October 08 04:05 by reedme | 1 Comments   
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Testing the SQL Database
Being a big fan of test-driven development of any kind, database or otherwise, I was honored to sit on a panel with some other much smarter people than I at TechEd*2008 entitled "Testing the SQL Database." Not only did I get to opine a bit, but I also Read More...
Posted 25 August 08 04:25 by reedme | 1 Comments   
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DataDude Annoyance #13: Project variables omitted from output script.
If you're using any software product for a non-trivial purpose, you'll find that it has flaws that will (upon occasion) drive you up a wall. It doesn't make any difference what it is or who produced it. I've even heard Mac users, upon occasion, complain Read More...
Posted 06 December 07 08:26 by reedme | 3 Comments   
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