by admin | May 4, 2014 | In2BI
Some years ago the client of a contractor I worked for made some major investments in their IT-landscape. They replaced their ERP – and CRM system and of course BI/Reporting was part of the acceptance criteria for the new system. It was a big project and a disaster!...
by Marco Schreuder | May 4, 2014 | In2BI
Some years ago the client of a contractor I worked for made some major investments in their IT-landscape. They replaced their ERP – and CRM system and of course BI/Reporting was part of the acceptance criteria for the new system. It was a big project and a...
by Marco Schreuder | Jan 2, 2014 | In2BI
I wrote this blog post in august 2012, but somehow I forgot to post it. At the start of 2014 I wish every one many happy user peaks and wisdom in creating them… Recently I have been involved in converting a business intelligence (dashboard) web application. Making it...
by Marco Schreuder | Dec 18, 2013 | In2BI
As a consultant I often need to run a program as a different user. For future reference I collected the information about RunAs in this article. In Windows 7 en Windows Server 2008R2 you can run an application as a different user by holding down the shift key and...
by Marco Schreuder | Dec 8, 2013 | In2BI
Correct metadata is essential for every automation solution. When I started working with BIML I used one table that describes the source to target table mapping. (see the “Creating a Meta Data Driven SSIS Solution with BIML” series) And that works fine in most simple...
by admin | Sep 17, 2013 | In2BI
The combination of XML and C# code in a Biml file can make Biml files very complex. In web development Microsoft overcame this problem by introducing the code-behind model with one file for the static (html) text and a separate file for the dynamic code. Unfortunately...
