Last Week Reading (2019-05-12)
Last Week Reading (2019-05-12)
Hello folks! One week passed, another one almost began. And that will be a crazy week on two conferences. Today, I’m in Wroclaw (Poland) where we’re prepping SQLDay conference –
Mapping Data Flow in Azure Data Factory (v2)
Azure Data Factory is more of an orchestration tool than a data movement tool, yes. It’s like using SSIS, with control flows only. Once they add Mapping Data Flows to
Last Week Reading (2019-05-05)
Hello folks! Another set of information about the Microsoft Data Platform. This time: Spark, SQL Edge(!), Power BI, Big Data, Pester, DevOps, YAML. Press Microsoft brings Azure SQL Database to
Last Week Reading (2019-04-28)
An unusual week has passed. SQL Server’s 30th birthday – learn a bit about history. Future? Here you are! .NET enters under Spark’s thatch, and more… Press Happy 30th Birthday
ASF 021: Guy in a Cube interview (part 1)
Introduction Guy in a Cube is all about helping you master business analytics on the Microsoft Business analytics stack to allow you to drive business growth. They are just two
Last Week Reading (2019-04-21)
Hello Data Folk! There is plenty of readings for this week, so grab a coffee and let’s start digging in! Press Smarter, faster, safer: Azure SQL Data Warehouse is simply
ASF 021 video invitation (Star Wars Theme)
Since now, we will not keep our guests in secret. We want you to be prepared and wait if you’re interested in. First time 2 vs 2 in #AskSQLFamily podcast.
Last Week Reading (2019-04-07)
Good morning guys and gals! This time many updates and articles from ADF field, so keep reading once you sit comfortably with coffee in a hand. Press Handling Schema Drift
Last Week Reading (2019-03-31)
Hello SQL/Data folks! The first week after returning from MVP Summit (Redmond, USA) was murderous for me. What about your past week? In this post, as every week, I review
ASF 020: Paweł Potasiński interview
Introduction CTO at Clouds On Mars, former Microsoft employee as Data Insights Product Manager for Poland. In 2007 Pawel started Polish SQL Server User Group (PLSSUG), currently known as Data
