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 MultiTenant Data Access (MTDA) S+S Blueprint Released
from Channel 9
August 25, 2008
In this video, Michael Lehman talks with Eugenio Pace about the new Multi-tenant Data Access Software + Services Blueprint. The Multi Tenant Data Access (MTDA) Blueprint, part of the Software-plus-Services Blueprint program, provides guidance on writing a SQL Server based, single instance, multi-tenant data access layer similar to that used in LitwareHR sample application (SQL Server version). If you have the S+S Blueprints Manager installed you can get this Blueprint by updating from the RSS feed. If you want more information, you can visit the MTDA codeplex site: http://www.codeplex.com/mtda
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 Reporting and Analytics in Dynamics AX 2009
from Channel 9
August 11, 2008
I spent some time with Manoj Nuthakki on the Dynamics team chatting about how we take full advantage of SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) and SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) in the recently released Dynamics AX 2009. AX 2009 ships with 10 SSAS cubes out of the box so includes tons of prebuilt KPIs and reports all built on the SQL Server BI platform. Manoj walks us through how reports and charts are built in Visual Studio including conditional formating or custom business logic in C# while pulling metadata and data directly out of AX. The reports are easily put into the AX 2009 rich desktop client and the enterprise portal web client (built on SharePoint). With the role center integration a developer can build reports, charts and KPIs that appear only for the appropriate roles. Since AX is an international product, localization is built right in.
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 SQL 2008 & Occasionally Connected Client Support in Visual Studio SP1
from Channel 9
August 08, 2008
In this interview, Milind Lele, a PM on the Visual Studio Pro Tools team shows us the improvements made to the tooling in Visual Studio SP1 for occasionally connected clients as well as the new data type support for SQL Server 2008. Using SQL 2008 built-in change tracking, you don't need to make modifications to your table schemas like you have to do with SQL 2005. Additionally he shows off a "smarter" DataSet designer where you can have tables coming from server and client data stores all contained within one model. Enjoy, -Beth Massi, VS Community
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 This Week on Channel 9: Clint Rutkas stops by, Project Velocity, Live Writer SDK, C9 bytes on IIS 7.0 and F#, and shameless self-promotion
from videos - Channel 9
June 13, 2008
This Week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian are joined by Clint Rutkas and we discuss: Clint talks about MS 101 (0 - 1:00) SQL Server 2008 RC0 is now available (and we don't know why some teams start with a zero based array and others don't) (1:00 - 2:30) CTP of Project codename "Velocity" available, a Distributed object cache for Windows (2:30 - 3:40) New CTP for the Windows Live Writer SDK including a Twitter and DiggThis example and another Live Writer plug-in by Alik Levin for building Blog Post Templates (3:40 - 5:28) Scott Hanselman's BabySmash app makes Lifehacker (5:28 - 6:36) Drew Robbins demos the IIS 7.0 Admin Pack (6:36 - 9:58) Luke Hoban demos visualizing data using F# (9:58 - 13:23) Templex a Template Process Library for Team Foundation Server (13:23 - 15:04) Codeplex now include syntax highlighting for source code (15:04 - 16:00) xgamer posts on CamSpace in the Coffeehouse with demo goodness (16:00 - 17:57) Brian and Clint viciously throw 9 guys at Dan's head...in slow motion (17:57 - 18:11) Zafer Savas releases a cool Codeproject article showing eye tracking with a Web cam using C++ (18:46 - 19:30) Clint's Pick of the Week: Gary Farr's Coding4Fun RetroCommand arcade game using Silverlight and Expression Blend 2.5 Brian's Pick of the Week: The PDC ShowOff contest is launching with Brian and Dan hosting the event live at PDC (19:30 - 21:48) Dan's Pick of the Week: Dan plugs his Coding4Fun talk at TechEd which showed off YouTube, iTunes, Zune, P2P, and Warcraft programming (21:48 - )
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 Rafal Lukawiecki on TechEd, Data Mining, SQL Server and more
from videos - Channel 9
June 09, 2008
For those of you who don't know Rafal Lukawiecki, he works for Project Boticelli and is a well-known and highly rated speaker at events like TechEd. In this interview, I ask Rafal how he manages to be the #1 speaker at Tech Ed Europe so many years, about what data mining is and how it can be used to replace custom code and how data mining can be used to build adaptive applications.
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 SQL Data Mining
from videos - Channel 9
June 02, 2008
In a recent Heroes Community Launch, Dennis (IT Pro Evangelist) caught up with SQL Server MVP, Wee Hyong, who is one of the brains behind a local community event. The event combines 3 local community groups and runs a full day of topics, Tech.Ed style. Wee Hyong discusses about how he applied Data Mining techniques to help with generating more personalized experience and what Data Mining could do to drive the communities forward. The introduction of Data Mining opens new doors and modes of engagements for User Group community. A variant of this video is also shared via UGTV.”
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 SQL Data Mining
from Channel 9: The Videos
June 02, 2008
In a recent Heroes Community Launch, Dennis (IT Pro Evangelist) caught up with SQL Server MVP, Wee Hyong, who is one of the brains behind a local community event. The event combines 3 local community groups and runs a full day of topics, Tech.Ed style. Wee Hyong discusses about how he applied Data Mining techniques to help with generating more personalized experience and what Data Mining could do to drive the communities forward. The introduction of Data Mining opens new doors and modes of engagements for User Group community. A variant of this video is also shared via UGTV.” Listen to the podcast(MP3) Listen to the podcast(WMA) Download the Video
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 This Week on C9: May 9th, New tools, new records and ratings, flying pigs, and a .NET app to Pwn Rock Band
from Channel 9
May 09, 2008
This Week on Channel 9, Brian and Dan cover: - Brian Keller back this week (0 - 0:50) - Microsoft withdraws proposal from Yahoo (0:50 - 1:24) - Expression Studio 2 now available (1:24 - 2:40) - XNA Game Studio CTP now available so you can build Zune game (2:40 - 4:00) - Windows XP SP3 now available (4:00 - 4:39) - Windows Live rated #1 for tools, SDKs, and Web services (4:39 - 5:59) - SQL Server 2008 sets new TPC performance records (5:59 - 7:50) - Brian ponders building a Guiness Book of World Records for geeks (7:50 - 7:58) - Scott Guthrie and Bob Muglia named in eWeek's Top 100 most influential people in IT (7:58 - 8:50) - System Center Operations Manager releases cross-platform extensions for Unix, Solaris, Linux and more, including flying pig swag (via Greg Duncan) (8:50 - 9:46) - Brian talks about the Pink Floyd pig sniper when the pig got away (9:46 - 11:11) - Dan's Pick of the Week: Pure Pwnage builds a way to win Rock Band with a 99% score using Brian Peek's Holiday Lights program (11:11 - 12:24) - Brian's Pick of the Week: Multi-part series on how Microsoft uses Team Foundation Server - Low res version - MP4 version
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This Week on C9: May 9th, New tools, new records and ratings, flying pigs, and a .NET app to Pwn Rock Band
from Channel 9: The Videos
May 09, 2008
This Week on Channel 9, Brian and Dan cover:- Brian Keller back this week (0 - 0:50)- Microsoft withdraws proposal from Yahoo (0:50 - 1:24)- Expression Studio 2 now available (1:24 - 2:40)- XNA Game Studio CTP now available so you can build Zune game (2:40 - 4:00)- Windows XP SP3 now available (4:00 - 4:39)- Windows Live rated #1 for tools, SDKs, and Web services (4:39 - 5:59)- SQL Server 2008 sets new TPC performance records (5:59 - 7:50)- Brian ponders building a Guiness Book of World Records for geeks (7:50 - 7:58)- Scott Guthrie and Bob Muglia named in eWeek's Top 100 most influential people in IT (7:58 - 8:50)- System Center Operations Manager releases cross-platform extensions for Unix, Solaris, Linux and more, including flying pig swag (via Greg Duncan) (8:50 - 9:46)- Brian talks about the Pink Floyd pig sniper when the pig got away (9:46 - 11:11)- Dan's Pick of the Week: Pure Pwnage builds a way to win Rock Band with a 99% score using Brian Peek's Holiday Lights program (11:11 - 12:24)- Brian's Pick of the Week: Multi-part series on how Microsoft uses Team Foundation Server- Low res version- MP4 version Listen to the podcast(MP3) Listen to the podcast(WMA) Download the Video Watch the Video
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 This Week on Channel 9: May 2nd
from Channel 9
May 02, 2008
This Week on Channel 9, we have special guest host Jacqueline Russell talking about Popfly Game Creator. We Cover: - Intro to Popfly Game Creator (0 - 3:14) - Clip of Adam Nathan from the Popfly team building a 2D side scroller (3:14 - 5:39) - Jacqueline builds a custom Channel 9 game with Brian and Dan (6:40 - 10:27) - Jacqueline discusses our Maker Faire presence in San Mateo (10:27 - 14:24) - Office Labs launches Community Clips and Search Commands (14:24 - 16:50) - Dan and Jacqueline relate their Facebook experience (16:50 - 18:28) - Steve Gordon and Chris Parker whiteboard how the Windows Live Messenger Facebook application works (18:28 - 19:59) - WPF Transitionals CodePlex project makes it simple to add animations to WPF apps (19:59 - 21:33) - Beth Massi shows how to screen scrape HTML using VB LINQ, found via Coding4Fun (21:33 - 23:30) - LINQ for SQL Compact Edition Codeplex Project, found via Greg Duncan (23:30 - 25:02) - Dan's Pick of the Week: Ford Sync-style Speech Macros for anything (25:02 - 26:40) - Jacqueline relates how her and Doug pranked my office and how I paid them back by "foiling" their office (26:40 - 29:35) - Jacqueline's Pick of the Week: Channel 10's Popfly Game Creator video: Punch Out auditions (29:35 - 32:31) - Low res version - MP4 version
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 This Week on Channel 9: May 2nd
from Channel 9: The Videos
May 02, 2008
This Week on Channel 9, we have special guest host Jacqueline Russell talking about Popfly Game Creator. We Cover:- Intro to Popfly Game Creator (0 - 3:14)- Clip of Adam Nathan from the Popfly team building a 2D side scroller (3:14 - 5:39)- Jacqueline builds a custom Channel 9 game with Brian and Dan (6:40 - 10:27)- Jacqueline discusses our Maker Faire presence in San Mateo (10:27 - 14:24)- Office Labs launches Community Clips and Search Commands (14:24 - 16:50)- Dan and Jacqueline relate their Facebook experience (16:50 - 18:28)- Steve Gordon and Chris Parker whiteboard how the Windows Live Messenger Facebook application works (18:28 - 19:59)- WPF Transitionals CodePlex project makes it simple to add animations to WPF apps (19:59 - 21:33)- Beth Massi shows how to screen scrape HTML using VB LINQ, found via Coding4Fun (21:33 - 23:30)- LINQ for SQL Compact Edition Codeplex Project, found via Greg Duncan (23:30 - 25:02)- Dan's Pick of the Week: Ford Sync-style Speech Macros for anything (25:02 - 26:40)- Jacqueline relates how her and Doug pranked my office and how I paid them back by foiling their office (26:40 - 29:35)- Jacqueline's Pick of the Week: Channel 10's Popfly Game Creator video: Punch Out auditions (29:35 - 32:31)- Low res version- MP4 version Listen to the podcast(WMA) Download the Video Watch the Video
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 SQL Server- Part 2: How to View Members of a Windows Group Using SQL
from Revver - tutorial Videos
April 30, 2008
Author: LearnItFirst Added: Wed, 30 Apr 2008 15:19:35 -0800 Duration: 602Continued in this video on how to view members and users of a Windows Group via SSMS, Scott will write the actual custom script, which is included with this download, and show you how to obtain your desired result sets. Highlights from this video: * Executing the custom script * Matching the output in the stored procedure * Obtaining a query-able form of data from the xp_logininfo procedure and much more!
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 SQL Server- Part 1: How to View Members of a Windows Group Using SQL
from Revver - tutorial Videos
April 30, 2008
Author: LearnItFirst Added: Wed, 30 Apr 2008 15:19:35 -0800 Duration: 541In many large environments we often see that there are a lot of Windows groups in your SQL server as logins, but do you know exactly who the users are of those groups? Consider also the servers with Windows Groups that are part of the system administrator roleand the power that they have. How can you tell which Windows users are actually the members of that group? In this video tutorial, Scott will show you a great script in SSMS that will show you how to determine the members of Windows Groups, as well as some other fun things you can do with the procedure. Highlights from this video: * Identifying groups vs users, adding new Windows groups as logins to SQL Server * Login limitations in SSMS ( SQL Server Management Studio) * Executing the user-identifying stored procedure * Adjusting the parameters of the stored procedure
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 SoapUI : Testcases & how to test web services (english version)
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April 19, 2008
Author: aristotle85 Added: Sat, 19 Apr 2008 07:28:41 -0800 Duration: 538How to test a web service using soapui. Also in this video, i will talk about how to use testcases to know the response time taken for getting response from a web service. All content in this video are in english
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 SoapUI : Testcases & how to test web services (english version)
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April 19, 2008
Author: aristotle85 Added: Sat, 19 Apr 2008 07:28:41 -0800 Duration: 538How to test a web service using soapui. Also in this video, i will talk about how to use testcases to know the response time taken for getting response from a web service. All content in this video are in english
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 SQL Server 2005 - Part2:Setting and Getting Variables Using the Script Task and Visual Basic (VSA)
from Revver - tutorial Videos
April 18, 2008
Author: LearnItFirst Added: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:49:31 -0800 Duration: 698Ever wonder where the box to display your variables is placed or where in the Project Explorer they are located? Well, in this second video in the series you will take a look at how to gain access to your variables using the Script Task in Microsoft Visual Studio, as it is not easily done from the script task editor interface. Highlights from this video: * Viewing/Filtering system variables vs user variables * Using Dts.Variables * Some annoyances in SSIS with variables o Script task editor o DTS Script Task Runtime Error o AutoSaving script changes * CString or ToString for displaying message boxes containing variables * ReadOnly variables and ReadWrite variables * Behavioral changes in SSIS from DTS and much more
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 SQL Server 2005 - Part 2:Basics of Parameters-datatypes, Nullability, and Default Values
from Revver - tutorial Videos
April 18, 2008
Author: LearnItFirst Added: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:19:32 -0800 Duration: 669In this second video in the series, Scott will give you an overview of the basics of the report parameters and how to go about changing them. Highlights from this video: * Changing the default report parameters: o What is a null value? o Modifying the prompt o Hidden and Internal Parameters o Non-queried avaliable values o Creating lables and values and much more
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 SQL Server 2005 - Part1:An Introduction to Using Variables in SQL Server Integration Services
from Revver - tutorial Videos
April 18, 2008
Author: LearnItFirst Added: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:19:32 -0800 Duration: 571Variables are a very flexible addition to the SQL Services Integration Services package that store values for passing data from Task A to Task B. In this essential introduction to the world of variables in SSIS, Scott will show you how to get started using variables in Integration Services, both directly and indirectly within certain tasks like the script task or the Execute SQL, as well as show you the many things in SSIS they actually can do. Many find that variables are a worthwhile subject for enhancing your SSIS knowledge and this video series will help you to do just that! Highlights from this video: * About the two types of variables and their uses o System Variables o User-defined Variables * Adding new variables and setting their credentials (Name, Scope, Data Type, etc) * Namespace differentiations between system variables and user variables * Technicalities of names and namespaces and much more
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 SQL Server 2005 - Part 1:An introduction to Parameters and Parameterized Reports in SSRS
from Revver - tutorial Videos
April 18, 2008
Author: LearnItFirst Added: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:19:32 -0800 Duration: 531You often need more advanced reporting such as drop down lists and the ability to use parameters when working in Sql Server Reporting Services. This first video in the series will give a great introduction of how to work with parameters in SSRS, as well as get you started with working with parameters by briefly demonstrating how to create a drop-down list for managing your parameters. Highlights from this video: * Using variables that have not been declared in SSRS vs TSQL * Viewing what happens with Auto-Parameterization * Viewing Report Parameters * How to create a drop-down list and much more
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 SoapUI : Testcases & how to test web services (malay version)
from my videos
April 12, 2008
Author: aristotle85 Added: Fri, 11 Apr 2008 21:52:31 -0800 Duration: 483How to test a web service using soapui. Also in this video, i will talk about how to use testcases to know the response time taken for getting response from a web service. All content in this video are in malay.
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Istvan Cseri and Nigel Ellis: SQL Server Data Services Architecture
from Channel 9: The Videos
April 07, 2008
We recently posted a very interesting conversation with Technical Fellow and database guru Dave Campbell covering some of the new innovative work going on over in SQL Server World. Paul touched on SQL Server Data Services and database services in the sky, generally. Here, SQL Server Technical Evangelist Ryan Dunn sits down and talks turkey with two of the creators of SQL Server Data Services (SSDS), Architect Istvan Cseri and Development Manager Nigel Ellis. Istvan and Nigel dig into how to design applications for SSDS and cover a number of the interesting aspects of working with SSDS in terms of features, design, and security.Low res file here. Listen to the podcast(MP3) Listen to the podcast(WMA) Download the Video Watch the Video
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 Myxer: Ad-Supported Mobile Content
from Blogdigger Media search for SXSW
March 21, 2008
At South by Southwest, Michael Scherotter met Jeff Sass of Myxer a company that has built an ASP.net/SQL Server-based web service for ad-supported mobile content.They were at SxSW to show their service to artists and musicians to be able to get their content into mobile ringtones and other mobile-oriented services. Listen to the podcast(MP3) Listen to the podcast(WMA) Download the Video Watch the Video
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