Daniel Calbimonte

Daniel Calbimonte is an Expert in SQL Server including SSIS, SSRS, SSAS, and Azure.
He is a tech writer, blogger, DBA Developer, and consultant.
  • Skills: ssas, ssis, ssrs, Power BI, Azure

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Who is the Best Batman in Power BI

Who is the best Batman? – A Power BI Analysis of data Introduction Who is the best Batman? We were drinking some cold beers with some friends when someone said that Pattinson was the best Batman. People started to discuss and after 2 hours, the police had to stop the fight. The discussion inspires me […]

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2022-05-09

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Import Web pages with Power BI

Introduction In this article, we will learn how to create charts from web pages with Power BI. Power BI is an extremely great tool to easily generate reports. We will combine and analyze data from different websites, and we will talk about COVID 19 with the reports. In order to analyze the information, we will […]

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Limiting Checkpoints

If I use the -k parameter with a number after it, what does this change in SQL Server?

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