25 Years Later: What SQLServerCentral Meant to Me
A look back at SQL Server Central after 25 years from founder Brian Knight.
2026-02-20
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A look back at SQL Server Central after 25 years from founder Brian Knight.
2026-02-20
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ln this SQL School video, learn how you can format the various measures in your SSAS cubes.
2009-03-05
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This SQL School video introduces us to the data mining queries that you can run from BIDS in an Analysis Services project.
2009-02-26
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Learn how you can run a singleton data mining query against a cube with a mining model.
2009-02-24
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This SQL School video explains how to use the Data Mining add-in for Excel 2007. The installation and configuration are covered.
2009-02-19
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In this SQLSchool video, MVP Brian Knight shows us how to create a simple data mining model in Analysis Services.
2009-02-17
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In this video MVP Brian Knight continues on with more advanced data mining using Excel.
2009-02-12
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Excel has greatly helped ease the process of data mining. In this video MVP Brian Knight shows how you can start using the data mining add-ins for Excel to get started.
2009-02-10
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In this video MVP Brian Knight explains how you can use the model viewers to see how the data mining task will process your data.
2009-02-05
2,053 reads
Installing the sample databases in SQL Server 2008 isn't as straightforward as in previous versions. Brian Knight shows what needs to be done in this video.
2009-02-03
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By Vinay Thakur
Continued thinking about my Journey blog where we have to look back at the...
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In thinking about the differences between the identity property and a sequence object, which of these two guarantees that there are consecutive numbers (according to the increment) inserted in a single table?
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