In this article, learn how to control access levels to various data and parts of Power BI reports using row-level security as well as column and object-level security.
Some advice from Steve and Sam Altman, whether you work in business or want to build one.
This article shows how to use Python to access data in SQL Server and produce a K-Means analysis with a chart.
Imagine this: you have several directories full of SQL script files, and you need to know where a certain table is used. You’d rather like the context too, so you can check the whole SQL Expression and work out why it is running so slowly.
Generative AI is everywhere, but especially in software development. Is it helping us? Steve has a few thoughts.
Introduction This article celebrates a classic algorithm [1] of Dijkstra (1930 – 2002) which finds a path of minimal cost between any pair of nodes in an undirected graph. His procedure is widely recognized as a fundamental tool for examining communication and transportation networks (eg. Google Maps) and is surprisingly simple. By his own admission, […]
A good way to showcase your skills is by working through and documenting a project and solution. Steve notes today that this is important in today's hiring market and asks for sample projects you might suggest for others.
Lemme start this off by saying this is probably irrelevant to you. (It’s irrelevant to me, too.)
Learn how to pivot and analyze data in Power BI like you can do in Excel for fast and easy data analysis.
Today Steve has a few stories of how he's fixed poor programming practices and asks you to share your own.
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When thinking about the identity property and sequence objects, which of these can be used with numeric and decimal data types?
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