Monthly Archives: November 2016

Azure ML Regression Example – Part 3 Deploying the Model

In the final blog of this series we will take the regression model we have

Introduction to Azure Key Vault for SQL Server

What is it Azure Key Vault is a feature available in Microsoft Azure which can

SSAS Tabular Tables Losing Structure of Measures

What is the issue While recently working on a SQL Server 2012 Tabular cube in

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Shaping The Lake: Data Lake Framework

The Azure Data Lake has just gone into general availability and the management of Azure

PowerBI Optimisation P3– Extracting and Source Controlling PowerBI Data Models

Source Control – once seen as “something proper developers do” – has been an integral

PowerBI Optimisation P2–What’s using all my memory?

If you’re a regular user of PowerBI, you’re probably aware of the size limitations around

PowerBI Optimisation 1 – Connecting Via Management Studio

I recently gave a talk to the London PowerBI UserGroup and I kicked things off

Microsoft BI – Coming Soon to SQL Server 2016

After attending the Pass Summit 2016 a couple of weeks ago, I attended a number

SQL PASS Summit 2016–Day 3 and Reflections

Apologies for the delay in getting this blog out to you all. When PASS finished

How to do row counts in Azure SQL Data Warehouse

Continuing on from my last couple of blog post about working with the Azure Data