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Many systems today still have powerful batch processing engines. IBM based hardware has a history of powerful batch processing engines handling user defined job queues. This allows systems programmers to maintain multiple job queues allowing multiple processes to execute concurrently, and having jobs within a single queue run in sequence. When working in the Windows environment it seems like there […]
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Data Analytics is not as simple as it is often imagined to be. I have come across people who tell me that there is nothing to it because there are a number of tools available in the market to help you mine your data. It is a good idea to remember that off-the-shelf tools are built to cater to organizations...
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XML Mapping Approaches using IBM Integration Designer 8.5
Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) is a XML-based language used to define enterprise business processes within Web services. BPEL extends the Web services interaction model and enables it to support business transactions.
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(Chris Webb) Anyone who has tried to do any serious work with Power Pivot and Power Query will know about this problem: you use Power Query to load some tables into the Data Model in Excel 2013; you make some changes in the Power Pivot window; you then go back to Power Query, make some changes there