i am looking for the latest dataset for global bike inc. (GBI) for my assignment.
I currently only have the dataset up to 2016.
I would be very grateful if anyone can provide me the dataset until 2020 or 2021.
Thank you very much
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I am new to SSAS. We have a cube that has been working fine for more than two years but data for Dec 2017 and this month (Feb 2018) only is not showing up. Why would the data stop showing up for these two teo months only!
Can someone let me know what I need to check?
We have recently moved from TS 2010 to TFS 2015 Update 2 and using SQL Reporting Services to retrieve various reports for Test Results, Incident/Bug report.
After upgrading to TFS 2015 mostly of the reports we used to run in TFS 2010 (through Reporting Services) do not work anymore as we can notice that Database Schema has been changed massively in TFS 2015 Database.
For example the following query works perfectly in TFS 2010 Database, however, it does not work at with TFS 2015 database because fields like AreaID, ProjectID, IterationID do not exist in Tbl_Plan anymore.
SELECT pl.*,<BR>
project.ProjectName,<BR>
area.AreaPath AS AreaPath,<BR>
area.AreaUri AS AreaUri,<BR>
iteration.Iteration AS Iteration<BR>
FROM tbl_Plan pl <BR>
LEFT JOIN tbl_Area area ON pl.AreaId = area.AreaId <BR>
LEFT JOIN tbl_Project project ON pl.ProjectId = project.ProjectId AND project.IsDeleted = 0 <BR>
LEFT JOIN tbl_Iteration iteration ON pl.IterationId = iteration.IterationId <BR>
I would appreciate if someone point me to the right direction to obtain the "Database Diagram" of TFS 2015 database so I can understand the relationships between the tables. This will give us a visual representation to quickly understand their relationships.
Additionally, if you believe that this is not a right way to proceed then advise us as we are open to take any option.
Environment: TFS 2015 Update 2
SQL Reporting Services: 2012
It seems there is no Database Diagram of TFS 2015 database available, but there are several types of reporting are available in TFS, you may choose other types instead of SQL Queries to create reports:
Work Item Queries
Work Item Reporting
Out-of-the-box Excel Reports
Out-of-the-box SSRS Reports
Team Web Access Charting
Team Web Access standard reports
Custom Excel Reports
Custom SSRS Reports
SQL Queries
TFS API
REST API
Check blog: http://blogs.ripple-rock.com/richarderwin/2014/05/29/TeamFoundationServerReporting.aspx
We noticed that now plan related details are divided into two tables in TFS 2015.
The following query returns the data I was looking for.
SELECT tbl_Plan.PlanId AS NewPlanID , tbl_PlanData.*
FROM tbl_Plan
INNER JOIN dbo.tbl_PlanData ON tbl_Plan.PlanId = tbl_PlanData.WitId
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Our 5 developer MSDN license is about to expire. We are using TFS 2012. Do we really need to renew the license so that we keep using the TFS 2012 server?
I always thought the MSDN licenses were perpetual licenses. Meaning you keep using whatever software you have downloaded and installed after the MSDN license has expired. Recently, I tried searching for the word perpetual in the license agreement but it seems that Microsoft has removed the word.
I have talked to the resellers and they are saying that I need to buy the MSDN subscription but to be honest salespeople are always trying to sell you stuff even if you don't need it.
Can anyone shed more light on the subject please?
MSDN licenses are as far as I know limited to the term of the license. Think of them as a rental of software for the duration of the license. When it expires, they want their software back, just like a rental car agency.
If you are trying to keep your costs down, you may want to look at the following options to stay in compliance:
Microsoft Visual Studio Online, formerly TFS Online (https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/products/visual-studio-online-pricing-vs.aspx)
5 free users
VS Community Edition for free
VS Professional available for $45/month per user
Microsoft Action Pack Subscription (https://mspartner.microsoft.com/en/us/Pages/Membership/action-pack.aspx)
$475 / year
Provides software for up to 10 users
Provides limited MSDN licenses for 3 developers, including VS2013 Professional
I think it is latest version of software only which is why I am putting limited.
Azure Credits
Lots of other benefits: https://mspartner.microsoft.com/en/us/pages/membership/action-pack-application-design-development.aspx#Market
So while I can understand the sticker shock of renewals (I feel them every year myself), using a few of Microsoft's programs for small businesses (if you qualify) sure makes it easier on the bank account.
From this link:
Microsoft licenses TFS under the Server/Client Access License (CAL) licensing model. You must have a license for each running instance of TFS and, with certain exceptions, a TFS CAL for each user or device that accesses it.
So you definitely need a subscription for a running TFS instance, however 5 MSDN accounts may not be needed. You do however get TFS with your MSDN subscription:
Eligible MSDN subscribers receive TFS and a TFS CAL as part of their subscription benefits.
In any case, read more about CAL here. And contact MS directly to get a license that best fits your needs.
I am working on a business case for using SQL Server CE for the upcoming project and I have a hard time convincing the upper management to go with this database solution. Their impression is that SQL Server CE will not be supported by Microsoft in the future. During my research, I have not found any evidence for this but I also have not found any official roadmap that indicates otherwise. Does anyone know any good references that I could use in my business case? I have also emailed the CE team with the same question, but I have not heard back from them yet.
Thank you in advance.
I can't find a support lifecycle for the recently released SQL Server CE 4, but the previous version 3.5 will be supported until 2013:
Microsoft Product Lifecycle Search
Products Released | General Availability Date | Mainstream Support End Date
SQL Server Compact 3.5 | 19/02/2008 | 09/04/2013
so chances are the new build will be supported for about five years too - or longer if it gets bundled with the next version of Visual Studio as it'll likely pick up the VS support lifetime. Their general Business and Developer products support policy is
Microsoft will offer a minimum of 10 years of support for Business and Developer products. Mainstream Support for Business and Developer products will be provided for 5 years or for 2 years after the successor product (N+1) is released, whichever is longer. Microsoft will also provide Extended Support for the 5 years following Mainstream support or for 2 years after the second successor product (N+2) is released, whichever is longer. Finally, most Business and Developer products will receive at least 10 years of online self-help support.
Ok I have a sql server database view with a list of bookings (employee, date, charge). What i need to do is create a PerformancePoint chart that basically lists the employees and totals all their charges for a particular period.
e.g.
Karen 01/01/2010 £50
Jim 01/01/2010 £20
Karen 02/01/2010 £30
Tim 03/01/2010 £70
Chart for January
Karen £75
Jim £60
Tim £70
The data would then be used in various graphs etc..
How would i go about doing this? I have PerformancePoint raring to go, and I can enter sql statements etc...but its the totalling the individuals and only returning results for a specific period (that can change) that I am struggling with. Would i need to use a web service for this? I know how to make them but no idea how to integrate with PerformancePoint.
Many thanks to all who contribute
You can do this many different ways. Here is one path:
Use Reporting Services to display your matrix, like so:
Jan Feb Mar
Karen $75 $50 $40
Jim $60 $65 $70
Tim $70 $75 $80
Then you create a report shell (Other Reports --> SQL Server Report) in Dashboard Designer. Link to your report you just created. You will need to either link to your deployed report in Report Server or your SharePoint integrated report.
create sql server report in dashboard designer http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/7328/createsqlserverreport.png
Next create a dashboard in Dashboard Designer. In this dashboard, place the report you create the report shell you created in step 2.
Deploy your dashboard to a report library in MOSS.
Publish a major version of your dashboard report in MOSS.
that's about the gist of it. You should realize that using PerformancePoint for this isolated incident is kinda overkill. However, if you have a bunch of metrics that you want to incorporate into your BI presentation, then PerfPoint will work just fine.