
Issue Overview
SQL Server Insider - November 2010, Vol. 4This issue’s cover story explains what the SQL Server 2008 R2’s Master Data Services (MDS) feature can—and cannot— do. Also learn how to get the full value out of the SQL Server 2008 BI stack, and how to boost SQL Server performance with data collection and analysis. Access >>>
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Catching up with Master Data Management products
by Don Jones, Contributor
SQL Server 2008 R2 hosts the Master Data Services feature, which can help businesses standardize sets of data. Microsoft didn’t quite let MDS gestate long enough, though, and it lacks a few crucial qualities.
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Data collection the automated way in SQL Server 2008
by Roman Rehak, Contributor
SQL Server 2008's data collector feature automates the collection of critical performance data, which DBAs can then analyze using brand new SSMS reports.
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Catching up with Master Data Management products
by Don Jones, Contributor
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What every company should do with Business Intelligence
by Denny Cherry, Contributor
When used properly, the robust business intelligence stack in SQL Server 2008 R2 helps companies run more efficiently. Are you getting the most out of your BI?
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What every company should do with Business Intelligence
by Denny Cherry, Contributor
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