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SQL Server 2005 SP2 – MS SSRS SP2 Supports Oracle Models!!

by Ashok Aggarwal | Mar 2, 2007 | Database, Microsoft, Oracle, SQL, Technology

Taken straight from the SP2 documentation: “Report model generation from Oracle data sources that run on version 9.2.0.3 or later is supported. You can generate Oracle-based models by using Report Manager, Management Studio, or Model Designer.” This is...

Generic Audit Trail for Fact Tables in a Database

by Ashok Aggarwal | Dec 7, 2006 | Database, Microsoft, Oracle, Programming, SQL, Technology

In some cases, I just don’t like the field-by-field logging when creating an audit trail for my database tables.  While it might be needed in some cases (and it might make sense), most of the time, I am find that a simple audit table that stores an entire record...

Traditional Data Filtering on the Web Versus Tag-Based Filtering

by Ashok Aggarwal | Nov 17, 2006 | Database, Technology, Web Technology

I’ve got to say that tag-based filtering of data on the web might just be near the top of the “next big thing” list.  I see people and websites leveraging it all over the place.  CompUSA now uses tag-based filtering on their site along with other big...

Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?

by Ashok Aggarwal | Nov 10, 2006 | .NET, Business, Database, Java, Programming, Project Management, SQL, Technology, Web Technology

I remember a time in enterprise technology when developers, albeit a small percentage, were “cowboys” – you know, people who “shoot from the hip”.  I’m not talking about the irresponsible, incompetent people, but instead the people...

IT Resources in the Enterprise

by Ashok Aggarwal | Nov 6, 2006 | Business, Database, Java, Oracle, Programming, SQL, Technology

It is no secret that [very good] IT resources are a rare breed in the enterprise IT world.  But, what is not apparent to many managers, recruiters, and executives is “Why?”. All-too-often, developers, admins, architects, and higher level decision makers...

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