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T-SQL Tuesday #101: My Essential SQL Server Tools

April 10, 2018 jimbabwe DAX, PowerBI, Presentations, T-SQL, Technical Leave a comment

In cricket, a century is a major milestone for a batsman, and is widely accepted that regaining focus and continuing

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T-SQL Tuesday #100: Looking forward 100 months

March 13, 2018 jimbabwe T-SQL, Technical One comment

I’ve only participated in 2 #tsql2sday events before this, so I am amazed that this is the 100th edition of

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T-SQL Tuesday 99: My Favourite Things. In 3 time.

February 12, 2018 jimbabwe Cricket, Music, Sport, Travel Leave a comment

It’s T-SQL Tuesday again, and the topic is totally tech free. In fact, we get to write about our favourite

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Advent of Code: Day 4

December 4, 2017 jimbabwe T-SQL, Technical One comment

It’s day 4 of the Advent Of Code! Yesterday wasn’t a good day for the set-based solution series, but today turned

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Advent of Code: Day 3

December 3, 2017 jimbabwe T-SQL, Technical One comment

It’s day 3 of the Advent of Code, so day 3 of my set-based approach to solving the challenges. The

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Advent of Code: Day 2

December 2, 2017 jimbabwe T-SQL, Technical One comment

It’s the 2nd of December, ergo day two of Advent of Code. Read this if you want more context about

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Advent of Code: Day 1

December 1, 2017 jimbabwe T-SQL, Technical One comment

In January 2016, I stumbled across a little coding challenge called Advent Of Code. Like a virtual advent calendar, you

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Influences and Influencers

November 14, 2017 jimbabwe PowerBI, Presentations, Technical One comment

This is the first time I’m taking part in T-SQL Tuesday, so it’s pretty apt that this post is about

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Open the window(ing function)s and see the light!

May 24, 2017 jimbabwe Uncategorized 2 comments

Windowing functions in SQL add flexibility and efficiency to your queries. This session is designed to introduce a intermediate level

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Why you should be BI Curious

May 23, 2017 jimbabwe Presentations Leave a comment

If you’ve ended up here hoping to read about sexuality, I’m sorry for misleading you. This is a little spot for

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