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| | | | | To combine data from different records in your query you need to use the element. This is equivalent to a join in SQL. Each needs 3 key pieces of information: The entity type to link to The attribute in the main entity to join from The attribute in Continue Reading | |
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| | | | | Today's post is not only for the SQLNewBlogger Challenge, but is serving double duty as my T-SQL Tuesday contribution! This month's T-SQL Tuesday is being sponsored by Mike Donnelly (b|t) and he has asked us to "Teach Me Something New." This past weekend, I participated in my third SQL Saturday Madison event. Aside from speaking,... | |
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| | | | | Note: While I do have business relationships with many vendors, I do not have one with SQL Sentry aside from attending their great annual party at the PASS Summit. SQL Server allows us to have access to two types of execution plans, estimated and actual. Actual execution plans give us the real row counts and... | |
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| | | Here are this week's updates, with May starting next week I am looking forward to some interesting updates with regards to Power BI. Power BI - Meet 1:1 with Microsoft Expert If you are attending the Microsoft Data Insights Summit you now have the opportunity to have a 1:1 session with a Microsoft Engineer for 15 minutes. If I was... | ||
