HowardW (2/4/2014)

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The hash equi-join can cheaply do a real equality check on the matching hash values, but I'm not sure the anti hash equi-join would do, or you'd have to...

edit: delete - a reply with only the quote, not the actual reply - finger trouble of some bizarre key combination?

Grant Fritchey (2/3/2014)

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Please, please, please, no piling on, but I'm curious what you guys think about this: Unreasonable Defaults. I think most of the fundamental info is fine. I'm just......

Networked

HowardW (2/3/2014)

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Totally with everyone about avoiding GUIDS for clustered indexes, but the fact that they're (pseudo)randomly generated rather than being explicitly unique isn't a valid argument against their use. We...

Jeff Moden (2/3/2014)

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While all of what you say is true, with thoughtful and careful use, I'd love that type of parallel ability for a lot of the stuff I do....

edit: accidentally quoting much and saying nothing. Fingers or some weird key combination, don't know which

Revenant (1/27/2014)

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I wish that MSFT introduces a T-SQL construct like this:

RUN ON THREAD a

(some T-SQL)

RUN ON THREAD b

(another T-SQL)

AWAIT a AND b

(runs after both a and b finish)

;

This is DEFAULT...

I guess the more questions there are on topics I know zilch about the sooner I will get around to learning something about SSAS. So I definitely welcome questions...

It's just common sense, plus getting ones fingers to it the intended option. I failed on the second point, which make we feel very careless.

Nadrek (1/30/2014)

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The actual correct answer...

All sensible people are prohibited from participating in BI topics. It is a self-inflicted auto-prohibition....

Rib Eye Steak

Hugo Kornelis (1/26/2014)

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L' Eomot Inversé (1/26/2014)

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I can't remember what happened to the locking hint that said "ignore exclusively locked objects when reading" as opposed to "ignore exclusive locks when reading"...

Jeff Moden (1/25/2014)

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The Bread'n'butter database that we have at work all fits in memory and yet we have some serious performance problems with some of the legacy code because of...

Straightforward question. I wish everything about SSAS was this easy, I might end up understanding it if it were.

The explanation is a little bit odd though :-D. It...