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  1. My First Microsoft Connect Item

    I finally feel like a real SQL Server professional! I’ve submitted my first Connect feedback to Microsoft for a new feature of SQL Server: BOL for mobile devices. This is a dream I’ve had since I first got my grubby little paws on my iPhone. Every day since ...

  2. SQL Server 2008 CU4 and SP1

    As I mentioned the other day, SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 1 was released.  About a month before that, though, SQL Server 2008 Cumulative Update 4 was released. Are you wondering on this sunny Saturday morning how these related to each other?  If so, have no fear, the CSS engineers ...

  3. Next Tuesday April PASSMN Meeting (04/21/2009)

    Don’t forget this coming Tuesday is the next PASSMN (Minnesota SQL Server User Group) meeting.  We are meeting a little later than usual because of a room conflict.  Instead of starting the meeting at 2:30 PM we are meeting at 4:30 PM. We have two sessions for ...

  4. Using Offline OLAP to Develop Cube Reports Without SSAS

    One feature of Excel 2007 that I think is really cool, and also a little hidden, is the “Offline OLAP” feature. If you insert a pivot table connected to an OLAP cube into Excel 2007, and go to the PivotTable Options Ribbon Menu, You will see the “OLAP Tools” Button ...

  5. SQL Server Management Studio and Excel – Column Headings on Copy/Paste

    Here is a tip about a setting that I think should be on by default, but it isn’t. How many times are you writing T-SQL in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) and you need to just copy the results out, paste to Excel and either do more analysis or ...

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