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Recently, I decided to upgrade my 1st Gen 11” iPad Pro (64GB – WiFi Only) to the newest iPad Pro. There is still a good trade-in value on that 1st Gen so I decided to get an upgrade. Plus, I want to experiment more with alternative workstations. Remember when I talked about generalization vs specialization?
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Why do you need a functional spec when you can just “wing it?”
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Recently, Microsoft released a learning series for the programming language Python on YouTube. It is targeted specifically as an introduction to those wanting to learn this popular language. Having knowledge of Python (in a data analysis arena), made me want to give it a go. I want to see if there are some parts of
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This article goes over a simple technique of banding a data set after importing into SQL Server.
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A Source to Target Map is a blueprint for putting together your systems. This is where you will build out the contract for how data will flow into (and/or out of) your system. This posting will go into the basics of creating that data contract.
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In the world of ETL (Extract, Transform, and Load), there are many ways to get from point A to point B. The coding direction you take all depends on what you are trying to end on. Are you going for a data warehouse structure, a data lake, or a generalized system? You might be loading
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Introduction Whenever a new stream of data comes onto the work scene, it is rarely in a form that is ready to be loaded into a final target table. It is often in the form of a report, where the set might be pivoted and summarized. There will be groaning but it is fine as
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The Task For a while now, I have read that you can install SQL Server 2017 Linux Edition on a Mac. Since macOS is a Unix based OS, this makes it very plausible that everything will work. I have wanted to try it out on my MBP. Now that I have started a blog, this
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