Originally this blog post would be titled “Disabling aggregations over a parent-child hierarchy”, but I thought it could create confusion with the Aggregation Design concept in Analysis Services (SSAS), which is something completely different. What I want to describe in this blog post is a method forcing a parent-child hierarchy in SSAS to show the parent’s own […]
Author: Koen Verbeeck
Koen Verbeeck is a Microsoft Business Intelligence consultant at AE, helping clients to get insight in their data. Koen has a comprehensive knowledge of the SQL Server BI stack, with a particular love for Integration Services. He's also a speaker at various conferences.
Speaking at SQL Server Days 2015
I have the great pleasure to announce I’m speaking for the 5th time at the Belgian SQL Server Days! The SQL Server Days is the largest SQL Server conference in the Benelux (and maybe beyond :)) and is hosted by sqlug.be. It will be great to see the #sqlfamily again. A lot of amazing speakers […]
Power BI Confusion
Just a quick post on some Power BI material that I believe should reach as many people as possible. I get the notion there is a lot of confusion about what is possible in Power BI v2 and which features are supported in the free and in the paying version. (I gave a session on Power BI […]
T-SQL Tuesday #68: Just say No to Defaults
It’s the second tuesday of the month and you know what that means! T-SQL Tuesday time! If you don’t know what it means, T-SQL Tuesday is a monthly blog party of the SQL Server community – started by Adam Machanic (blog|twitter) – where everyone is invited to write about a common topic. If you count […]
Thoughts on Power Query and SSIS
Recently I received a very interesting question on Twitter from Jeremy (blog | twitter): @jmarx definitely yes — Koen Verbeeck (@Ko_Ver) July 10, 2015 His question was a response on my earlier blog post What’s the deal with Excel and SSIS?, where I remarked that Power Query will rescue the day since SSIS has a lot of […]
Reblog: What’s the deal with Excel and SSIS?
SQLKover update: When I read this old blog post of mine, all I can think about is: Power Query to the rescue! When it comes to importing data from an Excel sheet with SSIS, Excel has quite a reputation. And not a terribly good one. Well deserved, to be honest, because numerous issues can rise […]
Hello world!
Hi there! Although this looks like my first blog post, it actually isn’t. This is the new place for my blog, because I have already been blogging for almost 3 years at the site LessthanDot. I gathered 100 blog posts about business intelligence, SQL Server, Integration Services and other ramblings. Some more useful than others 🙂 Anyway, […]