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  1. Thanks Daytona Beach SQL Server User Group!

    The brand new PASS SQL Server User Group in Daytona Beach let me present at their very first meeting July 13th. Thanks to Brook Ranne and Jim McAleer for inviting me. I debuted a presentation on the changes forthcoming in SSIS with Denali. The slides are available here. If you ...

  2. SQL Server – Auditing Schema Changes using DDL Triggers

    Yesterday, I posted about SQL Server – Management Studio – Schema Changes History Report and Default Trace and their limitations. It does not capture the details of modification. i.e. When a new column is added to a table, you can find out when the changes to the Table were made using ...

  3. SQL Server “Denali”: Installing SSAS Multidimensional vs Tabular Mode

    As I play with the recently released CTP3 of SQL Server Denali, I wanted to point something out about installing SSAS, since there is now two “modes” you can choose from due to the the new BI Semantic Model (I covered these new features here). During installation, when you are ...

  4. DAX Queries, Part 2

    Following on from my last post, let’s now see how we can do group-by style in DAX queries. The key to aggregating data is the Summarize() function, which is broadly similar to a Group By in SQL. So if the following query returns every row from the FactInternetSales table ...

  5. Re-blog – July 8-July 14

    As I mentioned in the introductory post, I’m summarizing posts from previous years in the the past week.  Some posts of interest that you may want to check out are: Index Size and Usage (7/10/2008) – Query to determine size and usage of an index.  This one I ...

  6. Tracking table changes seamlessly with Change Data Capture (CDC)

    I am going to describe quite forgotten feature in SQL Server 2008. It is Change Data Capture (CDC) – powerful feature to track changes in database (tables) without touching table’s schema. There are two features in SQL Server 2008 which support similar thing and look same but they are not ...

  7. Tracking table changes seamlessly with Change Data Capture (CDC)

    I am going to describe quite forgotten feature in SQL Server 2008. It is Change Data Capture (CDC) – powerful feature to track changes in database (tables) without touching table’s schema. There are two features in SQL Server 2008 which support similar thing and look same but they are not ...

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