Happy and excited to be a Program committee member for DATA and BI Summit 2018.

Happy and excited to be a Program committee member for DATA and BI Summit 2018 in Visualize Track focusing on Building and Designing Dashboards and Reports.

Thanks to the DATA and BI Summit 2018 Program committee team for giving me an opportunity to work as a Volunteer Program committee member for upcoming DATA and BI Summit 2018 in Visualize Track focusing on Building and Designing Dashboards and Reports.

I had selected Visualize track (Focus: Building and Designing Dashboards and Reports) and regarding top 10 topics that should be covered in this track at DATA & BI Summit are:

How to get story/insights from DATA using Power BI.
Power BI Desktop and it’s features.
R on Power BI.
Different types of Visualization(bar charts ,trends, scatter plot, Geo-spatial , maps ,drill up, drill down, sub-reports ) we can create just by drag and drop approach and also custom visuals.
Power BI service , dashboards, reports , data sources , APIs.
workspaces , Power apps, how can end users be benefit by using different workspaces and power apps and helps in decision making.
Roles and privileges in different workspaces , apps, reports , dashboard.
scheduling, refresh data source , publishing in web, mail subscription, subscriber different reports , dashboards to different teams and end users.
Q&A , Cortana , mobile power BI app, APIs, Gateways.
Phone Layout, Power Query, Data modeling, Get Apps Microsoft App store, Real time data analysis and analytics.

You can find more about application proposal for Data and BI Summit Program committee. Deadline is 12^th Jan 2018

https://www.pbiusergroup.com/engage/volunteeropportunities/volunteer-opportunity-details?VolunteerOpportunityKey=3791f992-2f6d-4eb7-b558-3ad62022dc74

Also, if you want to speak in this conference then you can find more about call for proposal for DATA and BI Summit below: Deadline is 12^th Jan 2018.

https://www.pbiusergroup.com/engage/volunteeropportunities/volunteer-opportunity-details?VolunteerOpportunityKey=c2bb2d9e-ddab-4be1-9fcd-7204a4e6226d

So What about DATA and BI Summit 2018 ?

Data & BI Summit is hosted by The Power BI User Group (PUG). With over 38,000 members, PUG has established itself as the go-to for Data Professionals and Business Analysts who are eager to collaborate and deepen their expertise in Microsoft business intelligence tools.

DATA and BI Summit is going to be held on 24-26 April 2018 | The Convention Centre Dublin | Dublin, Ireland.

What to expect at the Data & BI Summit:

Exceptional, quality content: Learn how to bring your company through the digital transformation by gaining new understandings of your data and deepening your knowledge of the Microsoft Business Intelligence tools. Products will include: Power BI, PowerApps, Flow, SQL Server, Excel, Azure, D365 and more!
Answers to your questions: Network with the Microsoft Power BI team, dig-in onsite to find immediate answers with industry experts, Data MVPs, and User Group Leaders while taking advantage of the opportunity to engage in interactive sessions, workshops and labs.
Network with your peers: Enjoy countless opportunities to create lasting relationships by connecting and networking with user group peers, partners and Microsoft team members.
Stretch your skill set: Advance your career by learning the latest updates and how they can help you and your business.

You can find more on DATA and BI Summit 2018 by going through below link.

https://www.databisummit.com/home

Thanks,

Anil Maharjan

Senior BI Engineer | Nepal Power BI User Group Leader

SQL Saturday #692 Conference and Nepal Power BI User Group Meetup a big success.

Last Saturday, we conducted SQL Saturday #692 conference and Nepal Power BI User Group Meetup Event in Kathmandu, Nepal successfully on 23rd Dec, 2017.

SQLSaturday#692 conference and Nepal Power BI User Group Meetup Event is free event for a Microsoft Data Platform professionals and those wanting to learn about SQL Server, Business Intelligence, Power BI and Analytics.

I got a chance again to organize and speak in this great event and it was fun and we share knowledge along with other SQL and Power BI Geeks and also had great opportunity to be a speakers around the world. Thank you all speakers , MVP & members for being part of #SqlSaturday692 #SqlSatNepal #NepalPUG we had a great speakers , MVP from around the world. Such as Shree Prasad Khanal Anil Maharjan Gogula Aryalingam Guy Glantser Jonathan Stewart Deependra Bajracharya Virendra Dibya Tara Shakya

I had given presentation on PowerBI: Data Visualization SQL Saturday with R You can find my slides using below link: http://www.sqlsaturday.com/692/Sessions/Details.aspx?sid=69982

Also, it was my great opportunity to share more about Nepal Power BI User Group along with the community. How one can engage and join the NepalPUG group. Currently, there are few members in Nepal PUG and hope it will grow soon. http://www.pbiusergroup.com/kathmandu

The event was a big success and we had nearly more than 100 participants and the interactions between participants and speakers was really overwhelm.

In future also, we will conduct more Data Platform SQL and Power BI related events again soon. Also, one problem we faced difficult here is not having any Microsoft Office premises in Nepal. It would be great if Microsoft can open up small office premises here in Nepal too. So that we can conduct these kind of Microsoft related conference within Microsoft office. Which will help the Microsoft community to grow further and will help to engage more community members in one place.

Thanks,

Anil Maharjan

Senior BI Engineer | Nepal Power BI User Group Leader

Speaking at SQLSaturday Nepal SQLSaturday#692 and Nepal Power BI User Group Meetup.

Firstly I am happy and excited that I will be speaking at SQLSaturday#692 and Nepal Power BI User Group Meetup on Dec 23 2017. This is my fourth time speaking for these International events and I’m really excited that I will be speaking this time also.

I will be speaking on ‘PowerBI: Data Visualization SQL Saturday with R’ here is my abstract detail:

This session is mainly use to learn more about Power BI and R visualization chart. From this session one can learn how can we make some simple and quick visualization using Power BI desktop taking real SQL Saturday data and publish in PowerBI cloud service and also publish those visualization reports to publicly in web. Also, this session mainly helps to tell the story of SQL Saturday by using Power BI and R visualization chart.

Overall, by using Power BI Visualization how one can find out which SQL Saturday is conducted in which state or country in which year and a particular Day along with total sessions conducted. Also one can find SQL Saturday trends year on year and mostly in which month most of SQL Saturday is conducted as per SQL Saturday data history. So, this session will surely help one to learn regarding Power BI and its capabilities and SQL Saturday Stories.

So, What is SQLSaturday?

SQLSaturday is a free training event for Microsoft Data Platform professionals and those wanting to learn about SQL Server, Business Intelligence, Power BI and Analytics.Please register soon as seating is limited, and let friends and colleagues know about the event.

This event will be held on Dec 23 2017 at Hotel Yellow Pagoda, Kantipath, Kathmandu, Nepal.

Please do register and be a part of this great event.

http://www.sqlsaturday.com/692/EventHome.aspx

One can join our local SQL Server User Group ‘Himalayan SQL Server User Group’.

http://www.sqlpassnepal.org/

So, What is PUG?

PUG offers online and in-person communities where you can share best practices, take part in exclusive training opportunities, and connect with other passionate Power BI users from various professions and industries. Get involved in your local user group today, and gain a better understanding of data that will enable you to excel in your role.

One can join our local Power BI User Group ‘Nepal Power BI User Group’

http://www.pbiusergroup.com/kathmandu

Hope to see you there and don’t forget to say hello to me in the event.

Thanks,

Anil Maharjan

Senior BI Engineer

http://np.linkedin.com/in/maharjananil

Installing SQL Server 2016 Developer Edition and trying out Telco Customer Churn with R services.

During SQL Server Geeks Annual Summit 2016, #SSGAS2016 I was really impressed by Wee Hong Tok for his session on ‘SQL Server R services’ where I got to know more about SQL server 2016 and R services and the demo he presented in that particular session regarding Telco Customer Churn.

Also, another session that I am really impressed by Jen Stirrup for her session on ‘Delivering Practical Analytics and Results with Cortana Analytics’. And also impressed by Andreas Wolter Amit Bansal ,Other Speakers & SQL Server Geeks Community for such a friendliness and hospitality.

Since, I also work in Telco sector so first thing I want to try it out is what Wee Hong Tok had shown in his demo and thanks to Jen Stirrup where she introduce me with Cortana Analytics, I don’t know much of this SQL Server 2016 with R services and regarding Cortana Analytics now I want to know more on these.

One can find regarding Cortana Analytics and Telco Customer Churn from below links.

https://gallery.cortanaintelligence.com/Experiment/Telco-Customer-Churn-5

So, if you also want to try out this then all you need is firstly download the SQL Server 2016 Developer Edition or SQL Server 2016 Evaluation version for 180 Days.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud-platform/sql-server-editions-developers

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-sql-server-2016

For step by step installation you can follow below link

http://www.sqlcoffee.com/SQLServer2016_0001.htm

Before installation SQL Server 2016, you need to install Java Development Tool kit. http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk8-downloads-2133151.html

Also, don’t forget to check the R Services (In-Database) tab during installation, also there is separate R Server (Standalone) during installation just prefer R Services ( In-Database) option.

You can find more on R Services (In-database) and R Service (Standalone) from below links.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt696069.aspx

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt695941.aspx

Once installation compete, in order to test Telco Customer Churn just go to below link to get the backup file for Telco Customer churn in GitHub link below,

https://github.com/Microsoft/sql-server-samples/tree/master/samples/features/r-services/Telco%20Customer%20Churn/SQL%20Server

Get the teloedw2.bak file and restore in SQL Server 2016 database, now read the Read.md file which contains:

Instructions

Restore the database provided (telcoedw2.bak)

Run the code in TelcoChurn-Main.sql

Description

TelcoChurn-Main.sql – Use this T-SQL script to try out the telco customer churn example.

TelcoChurn-Operationalize.sql – T-SQL scripts to create the stored procedures used in this example.

while going through above scripts and trying out Customer Churn I got few errors, so I am sharing my finding here, anyone if gets same error then this post might be helpful.

After installing SQL Server 2016 developer edition and trying for this Telco Customer churn SQL server scripts. I got certain error while running scripts TelcoChurn-Main.sql and TelcoChurn-Operationalize.sql. For first, after google I found out we need to change the Memory_Limit_percent in order to run above sq. scripts. So, just add MEMORY_LIMIT_PERCENT=50 into the config file for Rlauncher.config which can be found in below location:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL13.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Binn

Change as below;

RHOME=C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL13.MSSQLSERVER\R_SERVICES MPI_HOME=C:\Program Files\Microsoft MPI INSTANCE_NAME=MSSQLSERVER TRACE_LEVEL=1 JOB_CLEANUP_ON_EXIT=1 USER_POOL_SIZE=0 WORKING_DIRECTORY=C:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~3\MSSQL1~1.MSS\MSSQL\EXTENS~1 MEMORY_LIMIT_PERCENT=50

While running this script TelcoChurn-Operationalize.sql we need to firstly install the required R packages, I have also uploaded one SQL File which installed required R packages before running the scripts of telco customer churn into my folk repository for sql-server-samples. The file contains enabling sp_execute_external_script to run R scripts in SQL Server 2016 and installing required R packages in order to run the Script TelcoChurn-Main.sql and TelcoChurn-Operationalize.sql successfully. Since we need to install those R packages before we run the scripts in order to avoid the error. https://github.com/maharjananil/sql-server-samples/blob/master/samples/features/r-services/Telco%20Customer%20Churn/SQL%20Server/Enabling%20R%20scripts%20to%20run%20and%20Installing%20required%20R%20Packages.sql

After that all the scripts run successfully and now you can learn more about R Services and R scripts & algorithm used and then test along with your own Telco data. Which I am planning to try out and will try out for sure.

There is always something new to learn into the world of DATA so called BIG DATA & now DATA Science/Analytics and Machine Learning.

Thanks,

Anil Maharjan

Speaking at SQL Server Geeks Annual Summit 2016, Asia’s Only Data & Analytics Conference.

Firstly I am happy and excited that I will be speaking at SQL Server Geeks Annual Summit 2016, Asia’s Only Data & Analytics Conference. I have been selected as a Speaker from Nepal and am representing as only one speaker from Nepal.

http://www.sqlservergeeks.com/ssgas-2016-anil-maharjan/

About the Conference:

SQLServerGeeks Annual Summit 2016 (SSGAS 2016) is Asia’s Only SQL Conference focusing on Microsoft Data. Scheduled from Aug 11-13 (Pre-Con on Aug 10) at NIMHANS, Bangalore, the summit will see 120+ sessions being delivered by 50+ speakers across 3 days. Joseph Sirosh (CVP, Data Group) will key-note the conference. Complete MS Data Platform stack is being covered at the summit. Speakers include Group PMs, Senior PMs, PMs, Premiere Field Engineers, Escalation Engineers & Data Architects from MTC. SQL CAT, SQL TIGER & Global Black Belt Team from Microsoft will deliver top-notch content and spend quality time with attendees at the convention center.

More details are here: http://www.sqlservergeeks.com/summit2016

Why one should attend this conference:

To get real-world training from industry experts
Know the latest trends in Data & Analytics world
Special focus on Analytics, Cloud & Big Data
To network & connect with the MVPs, MCMs
To learn from SQL product team, Redmond
Direct access to product team members
Benefit from new delivery formats like Open-Talks & Chalk-Talks*
Expert level demo-oriented sessions
Five parallel full-day classroom training

Please do register and be a part of this great event and follow #SSGAS2016 on Twitter for more news.

Hope to see you there and don’t forget to say hello to me in the event.

Thanks,

Anil Maharjan

Senior BI Engineer

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maharjananil

Watch 24 Hours of PASS Business Analytics sessions if you had missed any.

From yesterday evening to till today morning I had a great time attending the ‘24 Hour of PASS Business Analytics’ free live 12 back-to-back webcasts from various BA Conference speakers.

If you have missed out to join the live sessions on 5th Feb 2014^th which had begin at 08:00PT / 11:00 ET / 16:00 GMT, then no worries the recorded webcasts sessions is available now and you can just check out those great session and am sure you will get some great knowledge in the world of BA from a great speakers around the world.

http://www.sqlpass.org/bac/2014/Sessions/SneakPeeks.aspx

You will be able to know the story behind your own DATA through these great sessions.

Also, there is a contest #pass24Hop Challenge organized for this event, where anyone can take part in the challenges and if you are lucky enough and passionate about DATA and BI then you could get a chance to win a free ticket to2014 PASS Business Analytics Conference which is going to be held on San Jose, CA from May 7-9. I think this event will be a great success and will bring more new challenges and opportunity in the world of BI, BA. Wish I could also attend this event 🙂 !!!

http://blogs.technet.com/b/dataplatforminsider/archive/2014/01/24/join-the-2014-pass-business-analytics-24hop-challenge-and-you-could-win-a-free-ticket.aspx

http://www.sqlpass.org/bac/2014/Home.aspx

Thanks,

Anil Maharjan

Some Question and knowledge learn from PASS Summit 2013 Preview

The session’s was really great and so do the Speakers . Learn a lot off stuffs and knowledge from 24 hours for PASS SUMMIT Preview.http://www.bidn.com/blogs/Anil/ssas/4520/don-t-forget-to-join-the-session-s-by-expert-today-24-hours-of-pass-summit-preview

Here are some of the question I have asked so far and by doing some research on that I found some answers as:

1.Power view loads data in Memory, so how big data set can it load and will it be significant to work/analysis as similar to multidimensional OLAP cube analysis.?

: I could not get the clear answer of this one but I think Power view can’t be used as significant as SSAS providing .

2.Will SQL server going to handle the BIG data as similar like Hadoop and others.

Since they are quite different product I know, Microsoft Big Data offers an integrated platform for managing data of any type or size, whether it is structured data from a relational data warehouse such as SQL Server 2012 Parallel Data Warehouse, unstructured data on Hadoop or streaming data.

PolyBase is a breakthrough new technology on the data processing engine in SQL Server 2012 Parallel Data Warehouse designed as the simplest way to combine non-relational data and traditional relational data in your analysis. So, MSSQL 2012 focusing for Big DATA , structured/ Unstructured data as like Hadoop currently emerging.

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sqlserver/solutions-technologies/business-intelligence/big-data.aspx

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sqlserver/solutions-technologies/data-warehousing/polybase.aspx

3.Can Power view used to analyze the Multidimensional OLAP cube?

I think this feature is released in SQL Server 2012 SP1 CU 4 and still not works in Excel 2013 if I am not wrong.

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/analysisservices/archive/2013/05/31/power-view-connectivity-for-multidimensional-models-released.aspx

4.Is it better to use 50-60 left join from almost 50 tables having cluster index to populate a single fact table or we can use some intermediate table using 20-20-20 joins and lastly join those tables to populate a single fact table.

: still waiting for answer

5.what will be the performance issue while replication AlwaysON High Availability and how does it sync with primary to secondary .

:This is nice feature I notice about in SQL 2012.

6.what will be better approach vertical partitioning or horizontal partitioning in SQL 2012.

:Vertical partitioning since horizontal partitioning is quite complex in SQL 2012 as per speaker.

7.Does Power view and Power Map only support Bing maps, can’t we use a Google maps.

:No, we cannot use Google maps for now.

These are some of the question I have asked so far, and the answers may not be quite enough or correct.

I hope someone knows better answer for these question too so, if you have any please share some.

That will surely helps us and wish I could attend the PASS Summit 2013 that is going to held on

Charlotte, NC: October 15-18, 2013 .

http://www.sqlpass.org/summit/2013/

Thanks,

Anil Maharjan

Think while Rename a Column Name of Table in SQL.

If someone tries to rename the column of table then we write a query as

SP_RENAME  'TableName.[OldColumnName]' , '[NewColumnName]', 'COLUMN'
--we use as
SP_RENAME  'DimCustomer.[FirstName]' , 'CustomerName' , 'COLUMN'
--Mistakenly,
SP_RENAME  'DimCustomer.[FirstName]' , '[CustomerName]' , 'COLUMN'
which gives the column the name [CustomerName], not CustomerName.
For rename the column 
http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2008/08/26/sql-server-how-to-rename-a-column-name-or-table-name/

You don’t use the [] escape in the second argument but by mistakenly if we use ‘[CustomerName]’ as new column name instead of CustomerName.

It sucessfully updates the column but while we select that column it’s now gives the error as

"Either the parameter @objname is ambiguous or the claimed @objtype (COLUMN) is wrong"

Also while we try to drop the column itself we cannot delete it. It also gives error as

ALTER TABLE DROP COLUMN failed because column '[CustomerName]' does not exist in table 'Customer'.

Does that mean we have to recreate the customer table since the renamed column [CustomerName] cannot use in select statement too.

Well there is a method for changing the mistakenly rename column ‘[CustomerName]’ to CustomerName . Just simple you need to go to the table DimCustomer and then click plus sign of the table and then you can see the list of columns of DimCustomer table then right click and add New Column tab which will edit all the list of columns and there you go just change the ‘[CustomerName]’ to CustomerName . This will solve the issue we are having.

columnrename

If someone by mistakenly rename the column as above and getting similar issue this post will be surely helpful.

Also, there might be any alternative T-SQL method then please suggest some idea that will surely helpful.

Thanks,

Anil Maharjan

Date Range for SQL and Oracle.

Hello all,

This will be my memorable blog post for this year. Since, this is my last blog post for this year acc to Nepali year.We are celebrating happy new year(01/01/2070 B.S) day after tomorrow :). so, want to wish you all happy Nepali new year.

This blog is related to the Date Range. While working I need to generate the date range for Oracle side date range from start date to enddate(i.e. 2010-01-01 to 2012-01-01) . Though it’s easy for me in SQL side but in oracle side I have to do some research for this since I am not an Oracle guy.

I think there might be different alternative way for this but If you want to generate the date range from startdate to enddate, then you can simply run the script as below.

For SQL Date Range script:

--startdate: 2010-01-01 enddate :2012-01-01
IF EXISTS(SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES WHERE TABLE_NAME = 'DateRange') 
DROP TABLE DateRange
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[DateRange](
	DateRange DATE
)
GO
DECLARE @StartDate Date;
DECLARE @EndDate Date;
SET @StartDate='2010-01-01'
SET @EndDate='2012-01-01'
WHILE (@StartDate<@EndDate)
BEGIN
 INSERT INTO  DateRange
 VALUES(@StartDate)
 SELECT @StartDate = DATEADD(month,1,@StartDate)--for month wise increment
 --SELECT @StartDate = DATEADD(year,1,@StartDate)--for year wise 
-- SELECT @StartDate = DATEADD(day,1,@StartDate) --for day wise
END
GO
--SELECT * FROM DateRange

For Oracle Date Range Script:

DECLARE
   does_not_exist   EXCEPTION;
   PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT (does_not_exist, -942);
BEGIN
   EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'DROP TABLE DateRange';
EXCEPTION
   WHEN does_not_exist
   THEN
      NULL;
END;
/      
  CREATE TABLE DateRange (
  DateRange DATE 
)   
/                      
DECLARE
    vblStartdate DATE;
    vblEnddate DATE;
BEGIN 
    vblStartdate := To_Date('2010-01-01','YYYY-MM-DD');
    vblEnddate := To_Date('2012-01-01','YYYY-MM-DD');

    WHILE (vblStartDate <vblEndDate) 
    LOOP
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'INSERT INTO DateRange SELECT '''||vblStartDate||''' FROM DUAL';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ('SELECT Add_Months('''||vblStartDate||''',1) FROM DUAL')INTO  vblStartDate;
    END LOOP;
END;
/   
--select * from DateRange

OUTPUT:

DateRange -- month wise increment from startdate to enddate
2010-01-01
2010-02-01
2010-03-01
2010-04-01
2010-05-01
..........
2011-12-01

I think this post will be helpful for some of us who is looking for such date range.

Once again Happy Nepali New YEAR 🙂 !!!

Thanks,

Anil Maharjan

SQL PASS Summit 2012 Hot News !!!

Hello all,

Some Hot news of the SQL PASS SUMMIT 2012.

PASS Summit is the world’s largest, most-focused, and most-intensive conference for Microsoft SQL Server and BI professionals.

Organized by and for SQL Server and BI users, PASS Summit delivers the most technical sessions, the largest number of attendees, the best networking, and the highest-rated sessions and speakers of any SQL Server event in the world.

The 3 most awaited days from Nov 7-9 are here for all the SQL and BI lovers around the world.

Currently, I couldn’t attend this session but I wish to attend this session in upcoming days or in near future summit’s a long run way to go .No worries, PASS Live TV is here for us who couldn’t make it to this SUMMIT in Seattle. The live covering of the SUMMIT can be browsed through the link below.

http://www.sqlpass.org/summit/2012/

Also, it’s nice to hear the upcoming project news from the Summit Keynotes .Apart from that ,I have read few blogs regarding the Summit Keynotes from the great persons and want to share with you guys too .So that one can know what’s in upcoming future technologies and updates in SQL and BI field mainly.

These are some most highlighted upcoming updates in our field. You can have a look on these from the great writer blogs ( By Chris ,Marco and Denny ).

Project Hekaton: Project Hekaton,codename for in-memory OLTP technology with improvement in performance and scalability.

Polybase : Polybase allows you to query data from an external source from within the SQL Server 2012 PDW. This will allow you to create an external table which simply links to a Hadoop cluster.By using Polybase a single T-SQL query will run queries across relational data and Hadoop data. A single query language for both. Sounds really interesting for using BigData in a more integrated way with existing relational databases.

By Chris “Wouldn’t it be cool if you could query the Facebook graph or Twitter or even Bing directly from TSQL?”Really looking forward to see these kinds of upcoming project by Microsoft SQL Server Team.

Updates on Columnstore: In the next major release of SQL Server the columnstore indexes will be updatable and it will be possible to create a clustered index with Columnstore index. This is really a great news for near real-time reporting needs.
Power View works with Multidimensional cube
Microsoft HDInsight Server CTP which is Microsoft’s Hadoop offering
SQL Server 2012 SP1 and Office 2013
Mobile BI and more

You can have a look in the links below for more details .

http://sqlblog.com/blogs/marco_russo/archive/2012/11/07/pass-summit-2012-keynote-and-mobile-bi-announcements-sqlpass.aspx

https://cwebbbi.wordpress.com/2012/11/08/thoughts-on-the-pass-summit-2012-day-1-keynote/#comment-6615

http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/sql-server/sql-pass-day-1-keynote/

Just want to share the updates with you guys.we will be looking forward to play around with these great products and features from Microsoft.

Thanks,

Anil Maharjan