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Cannot Restore Database from SQL Server Backup

16 December 2019 The Proud Salopian Database, SQL, SqlServer, Technical, TSQL

This is one of those, very short, very focused blogs that actually first got me into blogging. It was a

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Rank and File…

18 September 2017 The Proud Salopian SQL, SqlServer, Technical, TSQL

Just recently I was asked to make some changes to an existing data warehouse, we needed to add Tender data

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Upsert [sic] with SAP Data Services? Don’t cry though….

9 January 2017 The Proud Salopian Dimensional Database, ETL, SQL, SqlServer, Technical, Transformations, TSQL One comment

So, recently I find myself heavily involved with SAP Data ServicesĀ and data migrations, I know what you’re thinking… thats not

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Coping with Large Dimensional Workflows

12 October 2015 The Proud Salopian Data Warehouse, Dimensional Database, Dimensions, DTS, Facts, RDBMS, SQL, SqlServer, SSIS, Technical

I have recently been working on a third tranche of ETL work for a client which is basically a reasonably

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Improve Readability using ROW_NUMBER()

3 June 2015 The Proud Salopian Database, PARTITION, SQL, SqlServer, Technical, TSQL

What did I ever do without the TSQL Row_Number() functionality. I do remember way back in days of yore (when

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Case Insensitive Lookups with SSIS

21 October 2014 The Proud Salopian Excel, Experience, SqlServer, SSIS, Technical

Whilst recently compiling a reasonably complex transformation to bring in some data from an Excel spreadsheet I was left in

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Using Visual Studio Templates to Scaffold ‘Framework Stacks’

4 August 2014 The Proud Salopian .NET, AutoMapper, Experience, Framework, MongoDb, MVC, RavenDb, Repository Pattern, Software, SqlServer, StructureMap, Technical, Templates, Uncategorized, Unit of Work Pattern, Visual Studio

Any applications developer worth their salt will, even when they have downtime, look for new ways to make themselves more

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