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Analytics, Azure Analysis Services, Updates
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By Josh Caplan Senior Program Manager
With scale-out, client queries can be distributed among multiple query replicas in a query pool, reducing response times during high query workloads. You can also separate processing from the query…
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By Josh Caplan Senior Program Manager
In July, we released the Azure Analysis Services web designer. Today we are announcing new functionality that will allow you to generate, view and edit your DAX queries.
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By Josh Caplan Senior Program Manager
Members from the Azure Analysis Services team will be presenting two sessions at this years PASS Summit 2017 in Seattle, WA. Members will also be available in the SQL Clinic to directly answer your…
Published • 1 min read
By Josh Caplan Senior Program Manager
Last week, members from the Azure Analysis Services team met with customers at the Microsoft Ignite conference in Orlando. The videos below give details about bringing Azure Analysis Services into your BI solutions, and also announce various new features that will be coming soon.
Published • 1 min read
By Josh Caplan Senior Program Manager
In July, we released the Azure Analysis Services web designer. This new browser-based experience allows developers to start creating and managing Azure Analysis Services (AAS) semantic models quickly…
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By Josh Caplan Senior Program Manager
Last month we released a preview of the Azure Analysis Services web designer. This new browser-based experience will allow developers to start creating and managing Azure Analysis Services (AAS) semantic models quickly and easily.
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By Josh Caplan Senior Program Manager
In the video below, I demonstrate to Scott Hanselman Azure Analysis Services over SQL Data Warehouse. In this scenario, Azure Analysis Services servers two major functions;1. It provides a semantic model…
Published • 1 min read
By Josh Caplan Senior Program Manager
Last month we released a preview of the Azure Analysis Services web designer. This new browser-based experience will allow developers to start creating and managing Azure Analysis Services (AAS) semantic models quickly and easily. While SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) and SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) are still the primary tools for development, this new experience is intended to make simple changes fast and easy. It is great for getting started on a new model or to do things such as adding a new measure to a development or production AAS model.
Published • 1 min read
By Josh Caplan Senior Program Manager
Last week we released a preview of the Azure Analysis Services web designer. This new browser-based experience will allow developers to start creating and managing Azure Analysis Services (AAS)…
Published • 1 min read
By Josh Caplan Senior Program Manager
In April we announced the general availability of Azure Analysis Services, which evolved from the proven analytics engine in Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services. The success of any modern data-driven organization requires that information is available at the fingertips of every business user, not just IT professionals and data scientists, to guide their day-to-day decisions.