Search Results: PDW

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  SQL Server Parallel Data Warehouse (Madison) Introduction

  This article covers the basics of the PDW (Parallel Data Warehouse Architecture) and dives into why it is a good fit for some organizations. Adam also jumps in and discusses creating some new object types in this new type of environment.

  Author:  AdamJorgensen     Date: 8/7/2010     Section: Article

  tags : Madison, Parallel Data Warehouse, SQL Server Data Warehousing, PDW
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  Introduction to Parallel Data Warehousing

  What are we talking about? Recently Microsoft released a new version of SQL Server 2008 R2 called Parallel Data Warehouse Edition. there has been a lot of buzz about this new architecture because it is Microsoft’s entry into the Massive Parallel Processin

  Author:  AdamJorgensen     Date: 7/29/2010     Section: Blog

  tags : Parallel Data Warehousing, PDW
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  Find Skew in Distributed Tables

  The SQL Server PDW (Parallel Data Warehouse) is a beast of a machine. Spreading workload across multiple nodes inside the PDW provides a huge performance gain over a traditional SQL Server; however, when laying out tables it is a little different. There a

  Author:  BradSchacht     Date: 9/10/2012     Section: Blog
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  London Free Event : Next Generation Data Warehouse

  Microsoft & HP jointly presenting half a day free seminar on "Next Generation Data Warehouse" in London on 7th June 2011. Register Today

  Author:  meganathank     Date: 5/5/2011     Section: Blog

  tags : Datawarehouse, London, Free Event
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  MS Airlift Event in Seattle

  I have posted several entries lately about events that I’ve been attending, speaking and listening at and one of the most interesting ones was the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Partner Airlift Event. This is a chance for MS to show off all the new cool fea

  Author:  AdamJorgensen     Date: 5/24/2010     Section: Blog

  tags : Travel, Events
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  dynamically loding tables from one server to another

  Scenario: I have a database 'TMS4PDW'. Now i need to transfer all the data from tables that start with 'dim' to another database in a different server that has same tables as in 'TMS4PDW'. How can i create a package to achieve this? Thanks, Raj

  Author:  rajesh12     Date: 8/5/2010     Section: Forum
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  View Flat File Contents Using PowerShell

  We have all been there; you need to take a look at the data inside a file. Sure you can open it in Notepad if it is under 20-30MB, bigger than that and you may run into problems depending on the computer. Sometime WordPad will handle the larger files, aga

  Author:  BradSchacht     Date: 8/21/2012     Section: Blog