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Microsoft MDS plucks DBAs from the data fracas
Microsoft MDS, or Master Data Services, aims to dissolve workplace arguments about whose data is correct, and it puts DBAs at a safe distance, expert Don Jones writes.27 Sep 2011
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Data in the fast lane: Column-store indexes in SQL Server Denali
Column-store indexes in SQL Server Denali bring with them ultra-swift search capability, writes expert Roman Rehak, but in this early stage, there are limitations.22 Sep 2011
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The most dangerous game: Hunting down bad SQL query performance
SQL Server is faster when the queries behind your applications are faster. Learn how to spot bad SQL query performance, and then work with developers so you can improve throughput.15 Sep 2011
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Microsoft SQL Server, PDW reach out to Hadoop for big data processing
In this Q&A;, Microsoft’s Mark Kromer discusses the company’s preview of SQL Server connectors for Hadoop and the shift to the Open Database Connectivity interface for data access.13 Sep 2011
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Microsoft’s Master Data Services plays huge role on BI stage
Microsoft Master Data Services, the company’s master data management product, has much to offer businesses’ business intelligence efforts, according to expert Don Jones.08 Sep 2011
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Top five features in SQL Server Developer Tools
SQL Server Developer Tools, also known as Project Juneau, made its debut in this summer’s Denali preview. Read up on five SSDT features.02 Sep 2011