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First published on MSDN on Jan 26, 2017
PowerShell
is a powerful task automation tool from Microsoft. With
Azure PowerShell cmdlets
, you can write PowerShell scripts to automate various Azure-related tasks. It woul… Continue reading Run PowerShell scripts in SSIS
First published on MSDN on Jan 25, 2017
Hello everyone,
We’ve recently published a new online course via edX to provide general training on the usage of DQS. In this course, you’ll learn why your data needs cleansing… Continue reading New Online Course for General Training on The Usage of DQS
First published on MSDN on Jan 05, 2017
Hi all,
In the SQL PASS Summit of 2016, I presented a session about “Running SSIS on Azure VM – Do more with less money” and it was well received based on the session feedback. There… Continue reading Running SSIS on Azure VM (IaaS) – Do more with less money
This is a blog that has been a long time coming. From time to time, we get a request about how to configure networking in Failover Clusters. One of the questions we get is how should the heartbeat network be configured and that is what the … Continue reading No such thing as a Heartbeat Network
When playing a platformer, do you ever find yourself throwing caution to the wind and start racing through it masterfully like an unstoppable daredevil? That feeling and playstyle are what I really wanted to tap into when I first started making games. Before Miles & Kilo, I created a game called Kid Tripp for mobile devices; my pitch for it was simply “an old-school, speedrunner-friendly platformer where you never stop running.” I spent a few years making it in my free time after school, and eventually released it in 2013. Fortunately, it was super well-received (much better than I was… Continue reading Introducing Miles & Kilo, Out Now on Xbox One and Windows 10
First published on MSDN on Jan 20, 2017
Continue reading SSIS Scale Out is available in SQL Server vNext CTP1
First published on MSDN on Dec 29, 2016
Hi All,
We are pleased to announce that an updated version of SQL Server Integration Services Feature Pack for Azure is now available for download. This release mainly has following impro… Continue reading Update for SQL Server Integration Services Feature Pack for Azure with support to Azure Data Lake Store and Azure SQL Data Warehouse
First published on MSDN on Dec 01, 2016
Hi all, I am pleased to announce that you can now download the SQL Server VNext CTP 1.0 to try out the SSIS Scale out feature and Dynamics AX/CRM Online OData Connector.