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  • RE: Analyzing Data in Real Time

    Jeff Moden (7/24/2016)


    From the Article:


    Of course, the definition of real time isn't really well known.

    The definition is, of course, very well defined...

    https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=definition+of+real+time

    ... and anyone that thinks or says otherwise...

  • RE: Where's the Unit Testing?

    I do more manual unit testing of each piece of code I write in SQL Server. I haven't really invested in what tools are available to make this easier, but...

  • RE: How do you know when it is time to leave a job?

    I stay at my current job mostly for loyalty to my boss. He took a chance on me and allowed me to work on a new product that we built...

  • RE: Analyzing Data in Real Time

    When I hear real time, I think in seconds or less. I don't think in terms of minutes and hours. That's why I too would not think of OLAP cubes...

  • RE: The Relentless Cloud

    I just have to point out the obvious.

    You really can't use what you read on major news outlets as the baseline. Most of those companies are high-profile companies that will...

  • RE: The New Data Warehouse Choice

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (7/17/2016)


    xsevensinzx (7/16/2016)


    The way I look at it is ease of use in the cloud than on-premise. It's extremely easy to launch and go in the...

  • RE: The New Data Warehouse Choice

    The way I look at it is ease of use in the cloud than on-premise. It's extremely easy to launch and go in the cloud. Not so much on-premise in...

  • RE: Multidimensional vs Tabular

    imani_technology (7/14/2016)


    Thanks for the link! I don't see where they mention Big Data, but this is useful nevertheless.

    Something to take into account: Tabular (and Power BI) can connect...

  • RE: Democratic Data Science

    TomThomson (7/13/2016)


    David.Poole (6/28/2016)


    The big challenge with statistics is in communicating what the results actually mean. Understanding that point 51.9 vs 48.1 has no significance in a small sample but...

  • RE: Multidimensional vs Tabular

    imani_technology (7/11/2016)


    xsevensinzx (7/9/2016)


    imani_technology (7/8/2016)


    We use both multidimensional and tabular. One thing we have discovered is that tabular connects directly to "big data" technologies such as Hive without needing linked...

  • RE: Multidimensional vs Tabular

    imani_technology (7/8/2016)


    We use both multidimensional and tabular. One thing we have discovered is that tabular connects directly to "big data" technologies such as Hive without needing linked servers. ...

  • RE: Clustered index on non-primary key columns

    Another good example of non-primary key clustered indexes is in data warehousing scenarios. This is where it can be common to cluster on time rather than the primary key. That's...

  • RE: Unstructured data sources into a structured DW

    leehbi (7/8/2016)


    I actually work in marketing too. If you're dealing with the Google API's from Adwords and so forth, then you don't actually have a lot of changes there. What...

  • RE: Unstructured data sources into a structured DW

    leehbi (7/7/2016)


    This is semi-structured data really. It records new customers and has tags such as Name, Address + 60 other fields.

    When I said unstructured I mentioned this as JSON...

  • RE: Unstructured data sources into a structured DW

    Eric M Russell (7/6/2016)


    xsevensinzx (7/6/2016)


    Eric M Russell (7/6/2016)


    Although you can technically store unstructured data in SQL Server, the question is: Why would you?

    If you're ultimately trying to import facts and...

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