MDX Puzzle #3 Solution
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Sorry that it’s taken me so long to write this post, but I have been a little busy with...
2010-07-15
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Sorry that it’s taken me so long to write this post, but I have been a little busy with...
2010-07-15
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Join SQL Server MVP, Andy Leonard, tomorrow on the SQL Lunch to learn some snappy tips and tricks on Transact-SQL...
2010-07-13
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This week I will speaking at the Greater New Orleans .Net User Group. My topic is Introduction to the SQL...
2010-07-12
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With all the MSDN give away contests, I decided to add another. Here are the official rules for the twitter...
2010-07-12
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Join SQL Server MVP, Patrick LeBlanc, next week on the SQL Lunch to learn about Share Datasets and Report Parts...
2010-07-09
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Join Brad Schacht this week on the SQL Lunch to learn about Looping in SSIS. Go to SQL Lunch and...
2010-07-07
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MDX Puzzle #2 Solution
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This puzzle was a little more challenging than the first, but it was definitely fun and...
2010-07-06
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The next puzzle comes from a BIDN.com forum post. Here are the requirements:
Columns: Internet Order Quantity and Percentage Of Total...
2010-07-06
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I received an email today stating that I had been selected as a Microsoft SQL Server MVP for 2010. This is my...
2010-07-01
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Now that we have our feet wet, let’s get started with the next puzzle. In this puzzle we will write...
2010-06-30
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After my session at VSLive last week, I had a few questions from the...
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I have about 100 Tables that are all suffixed with _Modify. These tables record...
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If I want to know whether a number of negative, positive, or zero, what is the easiest way to get this in T-SQL?
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