Search Results: models

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  Issues with deploying tabular data models in Denali

  I have been testing the new tabular data models in SQL Server Denali CTP3 and I have occassionally had issues with deploying models that I had previously deployed to a server. I created two new models yesterday and successfully deployed them to my Denali

  Author:  dmarkel     Date: 8/26/2011     Section: Forum

  tags : Denali, tabular data model
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  Data Mining and base knowledge.

  Hi. With the recent article from Devin about mining, he has made me remeber that I was about to ask one thing to all of you about this subject. SSAS provides data mining. Are there a wide variety of models provided by SSAS, or just the most known ones? An

  Author:  marcoadf     Date: 1/24/2010     Section: Forum

  tags : mining, ssas, models
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  Power View Reporting on Multidimensional Cubes Released

  I’m a little late to the celebration but on Friday some there was some exciting news regarding Power View was announced. You can read about the details of it at the Analysis Services and PowerPivot team blog for Microsoft here. http://blogs.msdn.com

  Author:  DevinKnight     Date: 17 days ago     Section: Blog

  tags : Power View, PowerPivot, SharePoint, SQL Server
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  How to Use Two DataSourceViwes in Single ReportModel Using SSRS 2008 R2

  If your requirement is set in stone that it must have two models, then you will not be able to do what it is that you are asking. You cannot join two models. Sorry. You may be able to use the lookup functions to join from both. Please mark as answered so

  Author:  briankmcdonald     Date: 12/17/2010     Section: Forum

  tags : ssrs, joining two models
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  How to Use Two DataSourceViwes in Single ReportModel Using SSRS 2008 R2

  But Named queries are in with in the Model Only. Using Names queries you can't join two Models. Once you Create models like Model1, Model2 and Model3. Can we join the models into the queries? This is technically not a feasible option given SSRS’s limitati

  Author:  mallaraju     Date: 12/17/2010     Section: Forum
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  Data-Driven Permission - best practices?

  I'm really hoping that we're not alone in this, but I'd love to know how people set up something like the Report Builder models in a way that handles the idea of data-driven permissions. For example, as DB Table User "jsmith", I have permissions to see co

  Author:  paschott     Date: 12/11/2009     Section: Forum

  tags : Security
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  MVC 3 View Bag

  A common task in MVC, or in any web page, is to display a page containing text, date time, and drop down fields used for editing and creating records. MVC 1 & 2 used view models to wrap up and send the data to the view, see my earlier blog post on vie

  Author:  mbrown     Date: 8/29/2011     Section: Blog

  tags : MVC 3
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  updating report model description properties

  I have recently built a data warehouse and am now preparing report models for it so that our end users can use ReportBuilder as an ad-hoc reporting tool. While building the dw, I added descriptions for every field as an ms_description extended property. I

  Author:  kjones140     Date: 5/5/2011     Section: Forum

  tags : description property, ms_description, report model
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  Can a SSRS report serve as a datasource for another SSRS report?

  Can SSRS reports serve as datasources for other reports? I'm working to retire an old Access application that was created ages ago. Now that we have SSRS, I'm replicating as closely as possible in my new reports the look and feel users are familiar with.

  Author:  Christian     Date: 1/3/2012     Section: Forum

  tags : datasources, multiple datasources on one report
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  Using Data Mining models inside applications

  Hi Mark Sorry no one has answered your question. The topic of querying Microsoft Data Mining models is done through ADOMD.NET. I provided a few PowerShell examples on my blog, and I have a recurring ADOMD.NET tag: http://www.marktab.net/datamining/index.p

  Author:  marktab     Date: 1/24/2011     Section: Forum

  tags : ADOMD.NET, PowerShell, StreamInsight
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  SQL Server “Denali”: Project Crescent

  Project “Crescent” is a new interactive data exploration and visual presentation experience coming in the next version of SQL Server, code-named “ Denali ”. It will offer a fun, visual, and powerful drag-and-drop ad hoc reporting experience. It is an web-

  Author:  jamserra     Date: 7/7/2011     Section: Blog

  tags : Project Crescent, Denali
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  SQL Server “Denali”: New Certifications

  According to the post SQL Server “Denali” Experts–We Need You! that asks for your feedback on the Microsoft certifications for the next version of SQL Server, there will be seven exams: Four certification exams are planned for SQL Server “Denali” Business

  Author:  jamserra     Date: 7/27/2011     Section: Blog

  tags : SQL Server, Denali
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  Database Recovery Models

  After a quick note from Jorge Segarra aka SQLChicken I have made a quick change to the Full backup model below. Just a clarification and fix on the transaction log portion of the backup. Database recovery is a very important thing, especially to DBA’s, an

  Author:  BradSchacht     Date: 2/2/2011     Section: Blog
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  How nulls affect Data Mining

  I recently wrote an Article on how to create a data mining Model and Structure. I wanted to show how nulls will affect the same mining models. This is using the identical mining model and data as my previous article except I have inserted nulls into the n

  Author:  MikeDavis     Date: 10/1/2010     Section: Blog

  tags : Null, Data Mining
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  MDS 2012: Part 5–Hierarchies and Collections

  In continuing this blog post series on Master Data Services 2012, we will dial in on MDS Hierarchies and Collections. So far in this series we have spent time reviewing important Master Data concepts and MDM architectures. We also looked at configuring MD

  Author:  cprice1979     Date: 7/11/2012     Section: Blog

  tags : SQL Server 2012; MDS; Master Data Services; Master Data Management
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  SSIS - Lookup with wildcards?

  Hello, i'm working at the moment on an problem and i doesn't know how to resolve it. Let me explain: There is a model-table with id_model and modelname. Now i must check an excelfile, which contains modelnames. But in the sheet there are also values like

  Author:  ArminF     Date: 1/4/2013     Section: Forum

  tags : LOOKUP Tranformation
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  TDWI Maturity Survey 2004

  Good afternoon, I'm studying Maturity Models in my MSc. I'm analyzing the survey that TDWI developed so that companies can respond to it, in order to know in which maturity level they are. It happens that I can't find information about the 2004 survey; on

  Author:  MartaPinheiro     Date: 1/4/2013     Section: Forum
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  Is it 'Big Data'? Need new strategies/structures: I have 10X as many records now, exponential possibilities!

  Greetings, I have been doing "reporting" for a long time, but always had the benefit of Report Models built by others and ETL handled by others. I have a new job and am now 1/2 data architecht, 1/2 report writer. My problem is that I've gone from working

  Author:  bsales     Date: 6/4/2012     Section: Forum

  tags : ssas cube, warehouse
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  Illegal character in File Path

  OK, so I got yours to run and found the issue with mine. The problem is with my destination file that points to my variable. I had it working when the variable defined as: I:\DEPARTMENTS\Delivery Services\Scope Planning\2012 Scope Planning\Data Models\Bac

  Author:  bluize76     Date: 8/26/2011     Section: Forum
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  Report Modeler, Report Builder, Reporting Services

  From: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc678411.aspx Report models have the following features: Database fields and views can be given logical business names, so knowledge of the database structure is not required to produce reports. Items can b

  Author:  syale     Date: 6/20/2012     Section: Forum
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  When to choose SSAS over Tabular Model?

  Bill, I agree, in the near future there probably will not be any reason to continue using multidimensional SSAS but a couple scenarios i may still use multidimensional would be: Accounting for forecasting using writeback (tabular doesn't have writeback) M

  Author:  DevinKnight     Date: 7/8/2012     Section: Forum
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  When to choose SSAS over Tabular Model?

  I also read the article with great interest. Although there is clearly a strong future for tabular models I am not sure I would count out dimensional modeling just yet. In the 2012 iteration tabular modeling still seems not ready for prime time in many ca

  Author:  Daniel     Date: 7/9/2012     Section: Forum
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  How to Use Two DataSourceViwes in Single ReportModel Using SSRS 2008 R2

  Sorry, did not see it was a model project. With SSRS 2008 R2 you can now set up shared datasets. Why use models anymore?

  Author:  MikeDavis     Date: 12/16/2010     Section: Forum

  tags : SSRS
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  How to Use Two DataSourceViwes in Single ReportModel Using SSRS 2008 R2

  Thank you for your respponse.Finally answer is we can't join Report Models.i am closing this thread.

  Author:  mallaraju     Date: 12/17/2010     Section: Forum
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  Data Mining and Analysis -- Free Expo from SSWUG

  Here is another Free Expo Event from SSWUG that covers Data Mining and Analysis. The event is scheduled for March 18th 2011 from 9 am to 12 pm PST. Sessions will cover the following topics: Using Data Mining Plugins with Excel Developing SQL Server Data M

  Author:  indupriya     Date: 3/6/2011     Section: Blog