Rayis Imayev

My personal journey in an intricate world of data and continuous effort to make it more structured and well understood can be found in this blog.

I live and work in Canada - see my profile on LinkedIn.

Website: http://datanrg.blogspot.com/

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DAX calculations with hierarchies: Set the order straight.

by Rayis Imayev

Data Adventures

[2017-Apr-30] If you have ever tried to create calculated measures in SSAS Tabular/ Power BI models where different levels of...

2017-05-10 (first published: 2017-04-30)

4,807 reads

Power BI with Narrative Science: Look Who's Talking (Part 3: On or Off premises)

by Rayis Imayev

Data Adventures

[2017-May-08] Listening to a car radio with many different talk shows available, it comes more often to my mind, that...

2017-05-08

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SSIS Web Service Task: misleading role of WSDL file

by Rayis Imayev

Data Adventures

[2017-Mar-31] You can call one of your web service methods in SSIS package using a .NET script task or you can just...

2017-03-31

3,536 reads

External SQL files vs. Stored procedures in SSIS development

by Rayis Imayev

Data Adventures

[2017-Feb-21] I'm creating this particular blog post more for myself to remember and use it as a reference to related discussions...

2017-02-23 (first published: 2017-02-21)

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How to compare two SSAS databases with a custom MDX query

by Rayis Imayev

Data Adventures

[2017-Jan-29] It came as a request from one of my customers where I had worked as a consultant to quickly compare...

2017-01-29

2,789 reads

Open Data is like a soup

by Rayis Imayev

Data Adventures

[2016-Nov-04] Open data is like a soup, some people like it hot (or made with all the latest updates); some people...

2016-11-04

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Power BI with Narrative Science: Look Who's Talking (Part 2: Predicting the Future)

by Rayis Imayev

Data Adventures

[2016-Oct-18] I read a book one time about the importance of using visual aids in teaching. They also used a well...

2016-10-28 (first published: 2016-10-18)

1,760 reads

Historical Reports vs. Predictive analytics: Rear view mirror look vs. Forward-looking view. Really?

by Rayis Imayev

Data Adventures

[2016-Sep-30] Working with reports based on historical data is like driving a car while looking in the rear view mirror. I heard...

2016-09-30

1,586 reads

Power BI with Narrative Science: Look Who's Talking?

by Rayis Imayev

Data Adventures

[2016-Aug-31] Someone said a picture is worth a thousand words and this is true that in most cases a visual representation...

2016-08-31

1,177 reads

Power BI: If you have a Cloud of Words, let them Fly!

by Rayis Imayev

Data Adventures

[2016-July-31] Last week was my 2nd time participating at the local Toronto Open Data meetup (https://www.meetup.com/opentoronto/). The audience of this meetup...

2016-08-02 (first published: 2016-07-31)

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Rayis Imayev

DAX calculations with hierarchies: Set the order straight.

Power BI with Narrative Science: Look Who's Talking (Part 3: On or Off premises)

SSIS Web Service Task: misleading role of WSDL file

External SQL files vs. Stored procedures in SSIS development

How to compare two SSAS databases with a custom MDX query

Open Data is like a soup

Power BI with Narrative Science: Look Who's Talking (Part 2: Predicting the Future)

Historical Reports vs. Predictive analytics: Rear view mirror look vs. Forward-looking view. Really?

Power BI with Narrative Science: Look Who's Talking?

Power BI: If you have a Cloud of Words, let them Fly!

Blogs

The Book of Redgate: Fun with Images

Why companies use Palantir and how we help implement it in the Czech Republic

Why companies use Palantir and how we help implement it in the Czech Republic

Forums

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Question of the Day

SQL Server Audit Failures