Injecting TDD into your ETL with the SQL Server Stack
Written by Andrew Holowaty – National Microsoft BI Practice
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I was demoing the Microsoft BI stack to a client the other day and although PerformancePoint, PowerPivot and Power View showed well as always, I was amazed that the Q&A session gravitated back to...
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So I just read the recently published BI magic quadrant analysis from Gartner and noticed a slight adjustment in the bubbles. The Microsoft BI platform continues to increase along the ‘Completeness of...
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I just finished reading the results of an interview I gave earlier this week to technology webzine www.CRN.com regarding the pending release of SQL Server. I was interested to know which parts of my 30...
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Now that we have created out first SSRS report, it is time to make our reports presentable. SSRS is really user friendly and customizing a report is very simple. This is how our reports currently look:...
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