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Blog postThe March 2019 edition of T-SQL Tuesday is hosted by Shane O’Neill (@SOZDBA). This month, Shane wants us to share our cookies. Wait… what? Yes! Cookies :) In this analogy, cookies are accomplishments or memories you can look back on when things get tough. Something that will give you that little energy kick you need to keep you going when you think you’re completely done.
I’ve spent a lot of time reflecting on this since the topic was announced. My cookie jar definitely consists of tw -
Blog postThe PASS Women in Technology Virtual Group is celebrating Women's History Month. On March 12th, they are hosting a Women Talk Tech panel.
Join Rie Irish, Kathi Kellenberger, Kendra Little, Lori Edwards, Malathi Mahadevan, Kellyn Pot'Vin-Gorman, Monica Rathbun and myself for a discussion about working in technology :)
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Blog postThis month’s T-SQL Tuesday is hosted by Andy Leonard (@AndyLeonard). Andy wants to know what is our "why", or why we do what we do. Before I can answer the why, I will briefly explain the what :) I work as a Business Intelligence consultant, focusing on Data Warehousing, Data Integration, and Data Visualization.
The short answer to "why?" is because the work is both challenging and rewarding. As a Business Intelligence consultant, I get to use all my skills from pr -
Blog postToday, I had to get a single dataset ID from a report I had deployed to the Power BI Service. I quickly realized I had no idea where or how to get it! Turns out, it's super easy to find - if you know where to look :)
Continue reading How to find a Dataset ID in Power BI
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Blog postYay! I'm very happy to be a Friend of Redgate again in 2019 :)
I first became a Friend of Redgate in 2015, so this will be my fifth year in the program - and hopefully not my last!
But what is this program, really? And why am I so happy to be a part of it?
Continue reading Friend of Redgate 2019
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Blog postPASS Deutschland is celebrating 15 years at SQLKonferenz 2019, and I'm honored that I get to be part of it! From February 19-21, I will be hanging out in Darmstadt, Germany with Damon the Data Monster - and a couple hundred other friends :)
Continue reading Speaking at SQLKonferenz 2019
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Blog postIn January 2019, I was honored to be asked to contribute to the PASS Insights BI Edition Newsletter. I said yes, of course! :) I chose to create an Azure Data Factory Data Flows introduction video. This is a sneak preview of the upcoming Data Flows feature, with a quick walkthrough of how easy it can be to create scalable data transformations in the cloud - without writing any code!
Continue reading Video: Azure Data Factory Data Flows Introduction
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Blog postNew year, new beginnings, new you, isn't that what they usually say? For me, it's more like pressing play after having paused everything during my Christmas break. I'm continuing my smaller life and priority tweaks instead of making big changes and resolutions :) But it is a new year. It's going to be different than the last one. And the ones before that. (Like every year, really. Funny how that works.)
I don't often write personal posts, but these life and priority tweaks might affec -
Blog postYAY! We are very happy to announce that SQLSaturday Oslo is back for the sixth time in 2019! This full day of free training will be held on Saturday, August 31st. We will also offer a full day of paid pre-conference workshops on Friday, August 30th.
Pre-Conference Call for Speakers is open until March 2nd, 2019. Regular Call for Speakers is open until April 1st, 2019.
Hope to see you there! :)
Continue reading Hello, SQLSaturday Oslo 2019!
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Blog postThe first T-SQL Tuesday of 2019 is hosted by Garry Bargsley (@gbargsley), and the topic is "Automate All the Things". Garry wants to know what this phrase means to each of us. What do we want to automate? What is our go-to technology for automation? To me, this was super easy. Surprise, surprise! It’s Biml, of course :) Since this post is part of T-SQL Tuesday, I wanted to go back to the basics and write about how you can generate SQL using Biml.
Continue reading Generating
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