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  • RE: Unstructured data sources into a structured DW

    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 dimentions (as properly defined...

  • RE: Multidimensional vs Tabular

    tindog (6/29/2016)


    Hey,

    I'm completely new to SSAS and doing some research whilst working through tutorials to build my first analysis database.

    One thing I'm unclear on is how different multidimensional and tabular...

  • RE: Unstructured data sources into a structured DW

    leehbi (7/4/2016)


    I'm starting to see more data sources from JSON based API's (mostly 3rd party). JSON must make the app developers life easier but it makes my life...

  • RE: Democratic Data Science

    I really feel we go off the deep end in understanding these articles. For example, data scientist can already automate what they are doing in Python. It's very easy to...

  • RE: Tables, Primary Keys and Clustered Indexes

    Lynn Pettis (6/21/2016)


    Good database design is needed in data warehouse and data mart systems just as it is needed OLTP systems.

    Data Warehouses pulling data from multiple sources should cleanse and...

  • RE: Why Use R Services?

    The problem will always be the amount of data to analyze I feel. I would love to see how it handles with rather large datasets in production.

    Regardless, I think it's...

  • RE: A Beautiful Google Mind

    Thanks for depressing me Steve. I work in the digital advertising industry. 😛

    Outside of that, it's insanely hard to jump ship and risk new endeavors with the latest tech startup...

  • RE: Have You Designed a Database from Scratch?

    I'm only going on 4 years now in my data role and have built a data warehouse (more than one database) and a number of data marts from scratch. I...

  • RE: What is a good way to consume a Rest API with SSIS?

    I use Python for this personally. Python handles this very well and is easier to maintain than .NET apps that sometimes just overcomplicates things. It works well in all environments...

  • RE: Beginning a CTE

    Woops, I selected no before reading the third option. I want a do over 😛

  • RE: Hunting down bad code/ETL

    Augment ETL to other systems when possible, audit/logging/benchmark all systems into one location for accessibility and viewability, meta is king, watch out for common SQL (or SSIS) antipatterns, use flowcharts,...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Brandie Tarvin (6/16/2016)


    Eric M Russell (6/15/2016)


    Brandie Tarvin (6/10/2016)


    Steve Thompson-454462 (6/10/2016)


    Brandie Tarvin (6/9/2016)


    Y.B. (6/9/2016)


    So what do you say when your boss announces in a meeting that 'we' should look into NoSQL?...

  • RE: We Manage Algorithms

    I actually think it the opposite. I believe our so-called data engineers (who are ideally our existing BI developers, SQL developers, etc) will step into this role more than our...

  • RE: Using IronPython to talk to SQL Server

    Question is, why should I use this over the other options with Python and SQL Server?

  • RE: More and More Data Growth

    David.Poole (6/9/2016)


    xsevensinzx (6/9/2016)


    Worth of data that is driving a conversion such as a purchase, a download, a signup? It's pretty critical. .

    There's also the bit where advertising execs claim every...

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