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  • To Type 2 or Not Type 2?

    If you have ever worked on a Data Warehousing project, specifically with being tasked in developing and loading (ETL) a dimensional model, you will have no doubt encountered the decision to implement a dimensional type architecture. Basically, you have 2 choices (3 really, but I won't go there) when...
    Posted to Darren Herbold (Weblog) by Darren Herbold on 08-14-2008
  • Creating a Charting Report from Analysis Services Cube Data in Reporting Services 2008

    Reporting Services in 2008 has provided some exciting new enhancements that will really spice up your reports. In this example, we will create a charting report that uses the new charting controls (Dundas charts that MS bought. Sweet!). The cube data was created from Analysis Services using the AdventureWorksDW...
    Posted to Darren Herbold (Weblog) by Darren Herbold on 06-07-2008
  • Business Intelligence at SQL Saturday in Jacksonville

    Last Saturday I had the privilege to speak at the 3rd SQL Saturday event in Jacksonville, Florida. I have to admit that I didn't quite know what to expect, but I was blown away! This was a beautifully orchestrated event that I felt proud to be a part of. Congrats to Brian Knight, Andy Warren and...
    Posted to Darren Herbold (Weblog) by Darren Herbold on 05-07-2008
  • Performance Point Server

    Over the holidays I took a Performance Point Server class to better by knowledge on the subject. I had heard a lot about the product but was still a bit fuzzy on what it was and what it could do. Ok, so here is Performance Point in the nutshell: It's a server software that is the under-pinnings for...
    Posted to Darren Herbold (Weblog) by Darren Herbold on 01-10-2008
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