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Speaking at SQL Saturday #184 (North Haven CT) 03/02/2013
I am presenting at SQL Saturday #184 event in North Haven CT on March 2nd 2013. The presentation topic is about PowerShell and SQL Server – ‘Get-PowerShell | Get-SQLServer’.
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VistaDB 2.1 database for .NET has been released
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Julia Lerman gets published in MSDN Mag!
I just saw Julia's article about ADO.NETv2 listed on MSDN Magazine [April '05]. Congratulations Julia! Looking forward to reading it.
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Does ActiveViews have a web service interface?
I am developing with the SQL2K Reporting Services and MSFT's recently acquired, ActiveViews, has me more interested in this SQL Server reporting capability. Does anyone know if ActiveViews has a web service interface? (see illustration in prior post).
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ActiveViews integration with SQL2K Server Reporting Services
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Using SQL Reporting Services for MS Project Server 2003 Reporting
Anyone experimenting with SQL Reporting Services and MS Project Server 2003 Reporting combination? I am currently exploring the MS Project 2K3 Server's Enterprise Reporting capabilities. An article in MSDN describes the Enterprise Reporting Solution Starter but I *think* the new SQL Reporting Services Server can be more efficient (and effective).
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Integrating Analysis Services with Reporting Services
Integrating Analysis Services with Reporting Services - just released on MSDN. This one hits the nail on the head!
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SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services SP1 is out!
Some of the new enhancements in SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services SP1-
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Microsoft Adds ActiveViews to Free SQL Reporting Services Add-On
Microsoft Adds ActiveViews to Free SQL Reporting Services Add-On
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The Death of Denormalization?
Craig Mullins has a provocative article entitled 'The Death of Denormalization'. His argument lies in the fact that RDBMS technology now has better internal performance features, query optimizations, use of MQTs and ASTs, etc. These make the process of (de)normalization of databases almost redundant. While he may have some credence in his argument, I am skeptical - it pushes the design process too close to the system implementation. I have yet to utilize his new view for systems development but will certainly keep it in mind.