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aneeq

RackRepublic | Modular Universal Rack Systems, One block makes the entire rack.

5/4/2011 by aneeq  -  Comments: 0  -  Views: [1072]

Hi, I'm Aneeq, Our one universal block makes racks of all sizes and all purposes. My web site is about on racks in warehouse. many people are now what is the benifit of racks. how we can set racks in warehouse. how we set important thing in warehouse.how we can find easily improtant things in warehouse .if any one dont know what is the benifit of racks in warehouse so then please visit on my website http://www.rackrepublic.com/

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indupriya

Restore folder in Sharepoint

5/3/2011 by indupriya  -  Comments: 0  -  Views: [3420]

We heavily use a customised feature of Image Library on sharepoint 2007 which is our Intranet. One of the new users yesterday had deleted a whole folder from this library and wanted us to restore this. Now we have never done a restore onto the sharepoint. So I started investigating the sharepoint settings as to how to solve this problem rather than looking at the backup to restore. So this is what I found! a Recycle Bin in the Sharepoint. And there are the files from the folder that was deleted ...

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TomLannen

SQL Rally Pre Con

5/3/2011 by TomLannen  -  Comments: 0  -  Views: [1064]

SQL Rally is just days away! Make sure you sign up for the BI Pre-Con session before all the seats are gone: Business Intelligence Workshop Patrick LeBlanc, Devin Knight, Mike Davis, & Adam Jorgensen http://bit.ly/mEVo00 Come learn from 4 of the best in the field. I guarantee it will be entertaining as well as informative.

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ShawnHarrison

SQL Saturday Dashboard Presentation

5/3/2011 by ShawnHarrison  -  Comments: 0  -  Views: [1257]

I would like to thank everyone that attended my session on creating simple and effective dashboards. I hope everyone that attended was able to get something out of it. If you are interested in downloading the rdl files, you can get them from the files page here at bidn. Thanks again everyone, and I hope to see you all again at SQL Saturday next year!

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sqlchicken

SQL University: Parents Just Don't Understand

5/5/2011 by sqlchicken  -  Comments: 4  -  Views: [1941]

Welcome to the second week of SSIS this semester at SQL University. Today we're going to talk about the relationship between children and parents. Ever had communication issues with your kids when you ask them to complete a chore? When they're done, wouldn't it be nice if they always came back and let you know they took what you said, applied it, and completed the job? What does that have to do with SSIS? Read on and find out! As parents sometimes you have a large task to accomplish and you need...

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DustinRyan

MDX Puzzles: Super 8 - Solution

5/3/2011 by DustinRyan  -  Comments: 0  -  Views: [1551]

This week's puzzle was pretty straight forward, but it required you to use the OpeningPeriod function . To show the count of customers on the first day of the year, we’ll create a calculated measure called “First Day Customer Count”. WITH MEMBER [Measures].[First Day Customer Count] AS (OpeningPeriod([Date].[Calendar].[Date],[Date].[Calendar].CURRENTMEMBER),[Measures].[Customer Count]) In the above calculated measure, the first argument of the OpeningPeriod function specifies at which level we w...

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indupriya

Free MDX Webcast Series from SSWUG

5/2/2011 by indupriya  -  Comments: 2  -  Views: [1373]

Explore the basic functions of MDX and view many practical examples on using the query language in SSWUG's "Introduction to MDX" webcast series. In three, in-depth sessions, Business Intelligence architect and MDX expert Bill Pearson will focus on the basic components of MDX, as well as provide information on crafting simple MDX expressions and queries that generate result sets. Click here to see the Session dates Click here to see the Session Schedule. I think these sessions will be particularl...

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smithwebtek

FACTOIDS: Settings for Email and Secure FTP in SSIS

5/2/2011 by smithwebtek  -  Comments: 0  -  Views: [3027]

I always seem to forget which ports or security or URL info for various components that we use in SSIS. So here are some factoids about various settings for tasks involving email and Secure FTP. If you have one to add, and you've verified that it works, please comment and I'll add it to this list. THANKS -Brad Smith SECURE FTP TEST SITE http://secureftp-test.com/ This site gives you a way to test download functionality of components, but does not allow uploading. FTPS via Auth TLS/SSL and implic...

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JEBacaniSQLDude

Meme Monday: I got 99 problems, but my kicks… Err, I mean… My disk ain’t one!

5/2/2011 by JEBacaniSQLDude  -  Comments: 0  -  Views: [2278]

Thanks to Thomas LaRock ( Twitter | Blog ) for hosting Meme Monday! Here is my contirbution, titled Meme Monday: I got 99 problems, but my kicks… Err, I mean… My disk ain’t one! As always, just my two and a half cents! Jason E Bacani | Key2Consulting

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Daniel

SSIS expression for IIF

5/2/2011 by Daniel  -  Comments: 0  -  Views: [11207]

Most people starting out in SSIS find the expression language a bit awkward and unintuitive. Sometimes you just put two things next to each other and viola you get what you want; sometimes it is a bit more complicated than that. When working with strings you frequently have to specify a code page (What is a code page anyway? I know, so please don’t tell me. But for the uninitiated, it is just another obscure thing to worry about.) and length. Getting proficient at the SSIS expression language do...

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