SQL Server Business Intelligence Overview
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Introduction to Integration Services, Reporting Services, and Analysis Services
This course introduces you to some of the Business Integration tools available in SQL Server, including SSIS, SSRS, and SSAS.
Author Name: Bret Stateham
Author Description:
Bret is a consultant based in Ramona, CA. Bret has over 20 years of experience in the IT field, and over a decade of experience as a trainer. He is a published author having contributed to multiple Syngress publications. He is also frequent speaker at regional events such as Code Camps and user groups. He focuses primarily on SQL Server, but is an expert in .NET development as well as SharePoint development, configuration and administration.
Table of Contents
- SQL Server Integration Services
95mins - SQL Server Reporting Services
57mins - SQL Server Analysis Services
59mins - SQL Server Integration Services Precedence Constraints
14mins
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