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MDX in Katmai: Dynamic named sets

(Mosha Pasumansky) The September CTP of Katmai (speculated to be released during PASS) is expected to be the first Katmai CTP to contain significant improvements in the OLAP engine. The most important one (which is, in my opinion, is also the most important AS Katmai feature) is changes to the query

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The ‘SQL Server:SSIS Pipeline’ performance object does not appear in the ‘Performance object’ list after you install Integration Services from a 64-bit version of SQL Server 2005

Consider the following scenario. You install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Integration Services from a 64-bit version of Microsoft SQL Server 2005. In System Monitor, you try to add the SQL Server:SSIS Pipeline performance object. In this scenario, the SQL Server:SSIS Pipeline performance object does no

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A Clean Exit

(Jim Mischel) The fundamental problem is that once the main program starts the logging thread, that thread runs essentially forever because there is no clean way to shut it down. Calling Thread.Abort will in most cases cause the thread to exit, but it’s hardly a clean way to do things. Thread.Abort

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Legacy SQL Server Application Upgrades

Featured Article(s) Tips for using SQL Server 2005 Merge Replication (Part 2) Here are some helpful tips to performance tune and optimize SQL Server 2005 Merge Replication. I Can Hear the Users Now: "We Want (More) Reports!" Egad. Building reports and writing the applications to produce them, get them to the users and let them tweak them with parameters and […]

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What Is Your SQL Server Day All About?

Featured Article(s) Understanding the SDLC phases of a Software Project [Part II] In the earlier part in this series we have had a look at the basics related to this topic and a few phases of SDLC. In this part we will discuss some other phases of SDLC in the sections that follow. RSS To Get SQL Server Results? Yes. […]

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Using AJAX For Rich Web Pages

(Rick Leinecker) Creating web pages with rich content yet nimble response is the holy grail of web development. For years, desktop applications have performed user interface operations with almost no perceptible delay, but web applications have been at the mercy of the speed of the Internet connecti