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. Funny how you can say something in your head and it sounds fine – Doctor Who (Matt Smith in Amy’s Choice) . Recently I had posted the wiki article: Hadoop on Azure Scenario: Query a web log via HiveQL. In it described how to analyze a sample web log using HiveQL on the Hadoop [...]

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The potential of Big Data

To better understand the excitement around Big Data, there is an informative  report by McKinsey Global Institute – Big data: The next frontier for innovation, competition, and productivity.   I encourage you to read this report and there are some key call outs that showcase the potential of Big Data.   Big Data call outs! It’s [...]

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. . A partial screenshot of my Netflix Top 10 selections – which of course includes Doctor Who and Stargate Universe. . . . . As a subscriber, I’m definitely a fan of Netflix.  I’m watching Netflix on my PC, Windows Media Center PC, XBox 360, iPad, iPhone, and Windows Phone 7 – its just [...]

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Are you coming to TechReady and interested in getting yourself a PowerPivot Technical Diagram: PowerPivot Client/Server Architecture? Well, make sure to come to Dave Wickert and my session for a chance to get a printed copy of this awesome diagram!: BIN403: PowerPivot for SharePoint Power Hour…so powerful its 75min 7/30 10:30-11:45am, Sheraton Metro B You’ll [...]

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There are many reasons to go to TechEd North America 2010 in New Orleans this year.  After all, it is THE event for developers and IT Professionals.  And if you want to know more about PowerPivot, here’s yet another reason why you need to go. There will be a raffle to win a signed copy [...]

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I had a great question from a customer concerning something weird happening with PowerPivot relationships.  In this example, we have two tables such as city and state. State Mapping Table City-State Mapping Table With the City-State mapping table, it is apparent that the cities of Boston, Quincy, Norwood belong to MA while Seattle and Redmond [...]

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Wow, I just checked and its been more than a month since I did my last blog post!  So for starters, apologies for the lack of cool PowerPivot stuff on this blog. But it’s not like I haven’t been tweeting about PowerPivot…thank goodness I can easily retweet or type 140 characters! (follow me @dennylee) But [...]

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By Denny Lee, Ed Campbell Introducing RBS So what is RBS and why would I want to use it in order to help my PowerPivot for SharePoint farm?  Well, RBS in this particular case is Remote Blob Store which was introduced as part of one of the SQL Server 2008 Feature Packs.  As of this [...]

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How Microsoft adCenter takes advantage of groundbreaking performance and scalability enhancements and innovative design tools available with Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services   For more information, please refer to the whitepaper Accelerating Microsoft adCenter with Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services.   Executive Summary As an Internet platform for online advertising campaigns on Microsoft® Bing™, [...]

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For all of those whom are interested in SSIS performance, we have posted a new SQL video series about how to design and tune your SSIS packages for performance. Measuring and Understanding the Performance of Your SSIS Packages in the Enterprise (SQL Server Video) Link | Watch this video Author: Denny Lee, Microsoft Corporation This [...]

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