Passing command line settings to SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) packages using dtexec on Linux
This is my first blog post since I moved to Redmond. A lot of time has passed, sorry for that! I kept busy filling out forms, forms and some more forms. After that came more forms. I…
Farewell Tour
DUTCH DATA DUDE FAREWELL TOUR A CHANGE IS GONNA COME Na bijna 10 jaar waag ik de grote stap. Ik verhuis naar Amerika en ga voor Microsoft in Seattle aan de slag. Daarmee komt er een einde…
SQL Server 2017: It’s here!
Anxiously you have waited for this day. The day you could finally get your hands on the latest version of the best database platform available. Today is that day. SQL Server 2017 is available and it runs…
SQL Server news from connect start to resonate
Hi all, A month ago at the Connect event in New York Microsoft did some anouncements on SQL Server vNext and Azure Data Services. It’s good to see the traction it’s getting! I work with a lot…
Power BI Refresh scenarios against data storage solutions explained
A recurring theme with customers and partners is Power BI data refresh. More specifically, there is some confusion on what refresh scenario requires a Pro version and what can be done with the Free version of Power BI.…
SQL Server op Linux? Ja dus!
Als iemand een paar jaar terug tegen mij had gezegd dat Microsoft Multi platform zou gaan en dat ook SQL Server op Linux zou uitkomen, dan had ik hem voor gek verklaard. Echter sinds de komst van…
Automatically building a Microsoft BI machine using PowerShell – Final post (post #14)
This post is #14 in the series to automatically build a Microsoft BI machine using PowerShell – see the start of series. In this series: Start of series – introduction and layout of subjects Post #2 –…
Automatically building a Microsoft BI machine using PowerShell – Configuring PowerPivot (post #13)
This post is #13 in the series to automatically build a Microsoft BI machine using PowerShell – see the start of series. In this series so far: Start of series – introduction and layout of subjects Post…
Automatically building a Microsoft BI machine using PowerShell – Installing PowerPivot for SharePoint (post #12)
This post is #12 in the series to automatically build a Microsoft BI machine using PowerShell – see the start of series. In this series so far: Start of series – introduction and layout of subjects Post…
Automatically building a Microsoft BI machine using PowerShell – Installing SharePoint (post #11)
This post is #11 in the series to automatically build a Microsoft BI machine using PowerShell – see the start of series. In this series so far: Start of series – introduction and layout of subjects Post…
Data Nerdiness
