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Schema Naming

The Intransigent Data Blog Posted on 18/09/2014 by Andrew Ing22/09/2014

There seems an obvious advantage in giving warehouse dimensions and facts their own schema (dim, fact); but it might be more imagined than real.  I have started using this separation; it allows the dim table prefix to be dropped which … Continue reading →

Posted in T-SQL

SQL Server Collation

The Intransigent Data Blog Posted on 04/09/2014 by Andrew Ing04/09/2014

The answer is:  Latin1_General_CI_AS.  (the windows collation) This is Microsoft’s recommendation.  It’s in article 322112 Comparing SQL Collations to Windows collations. References Collation Hell (Part 1) by Dan Guzman  

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ASP.Net Windows Authentication from outside the Domain

The Intransigent Data Blog Posted on 29/08/2014 by Andrew Ing15/10/2014

The Problems IIS server is on domain A. Problem 1. User accounts are on domain A. Users access the site from a network outside the domain, with no domain trusts established. Problem 2. User accounts are on domain B. domain … Continue reading →

Posted in ASP.Net, IIS

Report Parameter Defaults (SSRS)

The Intransigent Data Blog Posted on 12/08/2014 by Andrew Ing04/07/2016

Snippets of code to create date-range parameter defaults for SSRS reports. PrecedingWeek The seven days up to and including yesterday. /* Yesterday = Yesterday’s date. SevenDaysAgo = Seven days before today: i.e. a week up to and including yesterday. 12/08/2014 … Continue reading →

Posted in SSRS, T-SQL

Time Dimension

The Intransigent Data Blog Posted on 27/07/2014 by Andrew Ing27/07/2014

Time Dimension creation script DDL for a time dimension table. Create table DimTime ( time_key smallint NOT NULL, time_type varchar(20) NOT NULL, full_time time(0) NULL, hour_of_day tinyint NULL, minute_of_hour tinyint NULL, hourly_segments varchar(13) NULL, minute_15_segment_key tinyint NULL, minute_15_segments varchar(13) NULL, … Continue reading →

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Monitoring SSRS Reports and Subscriptions

The Intransigent Data Blog Posted on 15/07/2014 by Andrew Ing29/12/2015

Interpreting data in ReportServer database Observations from SSRS 2008 R2 Subscriptions table dbo.Subscriptions. InactiveFlags There’s no way to disable a subscription from SSRS UI though articles suggest setting InactiveFlags to 1 will achieve this. 0 : schedule is active. 8 … Continue reading →

Posted in SSRS | Tagged SSRS

Performance Monitoring using typeperf.exe

The Intransigent Data Blog Posted on 03/07/2014 by Andrew Ing03/07/2014

Introduction Avoid all use of the Performance Monitor interface by using typeperf.exe (the oddest of names). Brent Ozar’s Tutorial on SQL Performance Monitoring – using performance monitor manually to gather SQL-relevant counters. Shaun J Stuart Baselining SQL Server Part 1 and … Continue reading →

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SSRS & MDX : Include Member Key in Report

The Intransigent Data Blog Posted on 30/06/2014 by Andrew Ing30/06/2014

Requirement:  to use the a member Key in a report rather than the display name or Value properties. Problem the SSRS query builder doesn’t allow selection of properties to return.  Reference to Fields!MemberName.Key returns Null in reports. One Solution:  Locate following … Continue reading →

Posted in MDX, SSRS

Minimal Permissions

The Intransigent Data Blog Posted on 25/06/2014 by Andrew Ing25/06/2014

What are minimal permissions required for certain operations? Run Profiler ALTER TRACE SSDT Import a database schema into project VIEW DEFINITION VIEW SERVER STATE If working with multiple databases use  VIEW ANY DEFINITION run on master. SSDT Make schema updates … Continue reading →

Posted in Permissions

Columns to Rows without using UNION or UNPIVOT

The Intransigent Data Blog Posted on 06/05/2014 by Andrew Ing21/05/2014

Problem Table contains two or three columns that should be output as a single column over two or three rows.  Such as [Telephone1], [Telephone2], … columns in a table. Use Table Values constructor in CROSS APPLY clause Use the table … Continue reading →

Posted in T-SQL | Tagged T-SQL

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