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SSAS Cube Processing Performance Troubleshooting – A platform perspective

Analysing Index Usage

The first step I use in order to troubleshoot cube processing performance issues is index usage.

ACCESS_METHODS_DATASET_PARENT – Not one I’d heard of either!

I was doing some database tuning recently and I found a missing index that I wanted to add. This is a reasonably straightforward thing to want to do, so I scripted it up and executed the command and went to grab a coffee.

Calculating Age with an Inline Table Valued Function

I was working on a data warehousing project recently where I was working with VERY large data sets. It was a customer insight warehouse and as part of that warehouse details about customers were stored including their DOB.

PDW Shallow Dive – Part 2 – ETL

Welcome to part two of my shallow dive into the PDW. In this section we take a look at the options available for ETL with the appliance. Here we will cover the following topics:

PDW Shallow Dive – Part 1

There is a very little amount of resource on the internet for PDW. I wanted to do a short series that will focus on the basics of PDW. I am not going into deep detail on the parallel engine or the commercial aspects, but instead am wanting to focus on what PDW is, where it sits in the Microsoft BI..

How to be a better architect – what should I do? Part 2/2

How to be a better architect – what should I do? Part 1 of 2

Oracle pricing in Azure – who’s the target market?

Microsoft gets serious about Big Data

Everyone is talking about Big Data. What it is, how important it is and why it should be part of your strategy or roadmap. But what does it really mean? I can only talk from my experiences with various customers and what it means for them. For some it means large volumes of difficult to use data:..

Recommended Reading Around Microsoft BI Stack

I am often asked to recommend good books to help with training or as references around different areas of the MS BI stack. This blog is a list of books I have found most useful, I will look to add to this as I find new ones.

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