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  1. Random SSIS Advice: Limit using data flow tasks that sort, union, join

    When using a Data Flow Task in Integration Services, try to avoid data manipulations such as unions, sorts and joins using data flow tasks. Try to include all join, sort and union operations within your source queries itself. This way, you can do away with run-time issues that crop up when running your package with large amounts [...]
  2. Random SSIS Advice: Limit using data flow tasks that sort, union, join

    When using a Data Flow Task in Integration Services, try to avoid data manipulations such as unions, sorts and joins using data flow tasks. Try to include all join, sort and union operations within your source queries itself. This way, you can do away with run-time issues that crop up when running your package with large amounts [...]
  3. Now Everyone Can BI

    If you had flown AirAsia, you would probably know where I stole the title to this post from. Microsoft did the same thing too. Heh heh! No, not the stealing bit, but providing for (almost) every small organization to use BI – Something which only the big bucks could afford. I do not know if [...]
  4. Now Everyone Can BI

    If you had flown AirAsia, you would probably know where I stole the title to this post from. Microsoft did the same thing too. Heh heh! No, not the stealing bit, but providing for (almost) every small organization to use BI – Something which only the big bucks could afford. I do not know if [...]
  5. My Data Mart is Better than Your Data Warehouse

    Everyone talks about data warehouses when it comes to business intelligence (BI); but seldom about data marts. They mostly ignore the term ‘data mart’ even though it is what they are actually working with. Even yours truly is guilty of that more often than not. Alright, so what’s so ding-dong special about a data mart? [...]
  6. My Data Mart is Better than Your Data Warehouse

    Everyone talks about data warehouses when it comes to business intelligence (BI); but seldom about data marts. They mostly ignore the term ‘data mart’ even though it is what they are actually working with. Even yours truly is guilty of that more often than not. Alright, so what’s so ding-dong special about a data mart? [...]
  7. MySQL and the SQL Injection fiasco

    Embarrassing it is indeed when one (particularly one at the top of their trade) gets caught not doing what they should have been doing by setting an example. The knowledge of existence of SQL Injection  is so common that it goes without saying that sites have to guard themselves against these types of attacks. So [...]
  8. MySQL and the SQL Injection fiasco

    Embarrassing it is indeed when one (particularly one at the top of their trade) gets caught not doing what they should have been doing by setting an example. The knowledge of existence of SQL Injection  is so common that it goes without saying that sites have to guard themselves against these types of attacks. So [...]
  9. Many Flat Files. One Connection Manager.

    I came about this solution, completely by chance when developing my latest Integration Services (SSIS) project, and it has indeed made my life very easy. I had about 50 flat files, each with a different number of fields, and each of those files had to be populated from different tables. This meant that I had [...]
  10. Many Flat Files. One Connection Manager.

    I came about this solution, completely by chance when developing my latest Integration Services (SSIS) project, and it has indeed made my life very easy. I had about 50 flat files, each with a different number of fields, and each of those files had to be populated from different tables. This meant that I had [...]