Good-looking SSIS Auditing, configuration, monitoring and change management tool.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
THE BI Blog : The Bird is the Word
Straight from the BI Blog comes social BI networks.
Here is a useful list of some of the communities and social groups for Microsoft BI, out there to get involved.
Follow the bird, the bbb-bird bird bird, bird is the word…
Twitter feeds
Facebook groups
Microsoft Business Intelligence
Linkedin groupsMicrosoft Business Intelligence
SharePoint Users Group
SQLServer CentralMicrosoft YouTube Channel
http://www.youtube.com/user/wowmsft
Microsoft BI blogs
The Microsoft BI Blog
THE BI Blogroll
Intelligent Insight on Performance Management
PerformancePoint Team Blog
Norm's PerformancePoint Server Blog
Excel Team Technical Blog
SQL Server Reporting Services Team Blog
RDA Business Intelligence Blog
Sacha Tomey's BI Blog
LATAM Business Productivity Blog
SharePoint Team Blog
SQL Data Services Team Blog
The I in BI Hayley Rixon’s BlogMicrosoft BI Websites
Microsoft People Ready Business
Partners
http://www.microsoft.com/bi/partners/default.aspx
https://partner.microsoft.com/bi
TechNet Discussion Forums:
SQL Server Analysis Services
SQL Server Data Access
SQL Server Reporting Services
Management Reporter
ProClarity - General
SharePoint - Excel Services
Data Mining
Monitoring and Analytics
SharePoint - Social Computing
SQL Server Data Warehousing
SharePoint - Collaboration
SharePoint - Business Intelligence
Office Online Discussion Forums
Friday, April 17, 2009
Amit's blog : Disk Partitioning Offset
Volume alignment, commonly referred to as sector alignment, should be performed on the file system (NTFS) whenever a volume is created on a RAID device. Failure to do so can lead to significant performance degradation; these are most commonly the result of partition misalignment with stripe unit boundaries. This can also lead to hardware cache misalignment, resulting in inefficient utilization of the array cache. For more information on this, see Disk performance may be slower than expected when you use multiple disks in Windows Server 2003, in Windows XP, and in Windows 2000.
Monday, April 13, 2009
SQL Steve’s SQL Tips - While replacement
Instead of counters and while loops, this is a simple replacement.
But what if you have billions of rows in the “ErrorLog” table and you need to delete them a batch at a time so that you don’t lock up the entire table? You can use the “TOP” operator to specify the batch size and then specify an integer value that follows the “GO” keyword specifying the number of batches to execute.
For example:
DELETE
TOP(100000)FROM
ErrorLog
WHERE
ErrorTime < ‘2008-01-01′
GO 10000