The choice of maps in Power BI is limited, which does not meet all our technical needs.
Here is the detail of how we can create and use our own maps, shapes or plans in Power BI with Synoptic Panel.
I was fortunate to attend a training about Cortana Intelligence Suite and SQL Data warehouse at Microsoft Paris. The training covered a series of modules on the field of Data Science + Azure SQL Data Warehousing.
As a BI specialist, I became interested in the SQL Data Warehousing part and plunged into the fantastic world of Azure Data Warehouse (ADW) in the last days.
In this article, I would like to talk about two concepts in Azure SQL Data warehouse : MPP & distribution. These concepts define how your data is distributed and processed in parallel:
After creating our Parent-Child dimension (Part 1), we will see in this second part, the different properties of this dimension.
For this, we keep the same example as before : the dimension of the families (Categories) of a product organized according to a descending hierarchy.
Let's go !!!
Parent-Child dimension is a type of dimension that I did not know before (yes we can not know everything ☻), but I had the opportunity to use it within the framework of a project on which I worked; suddenly, I said to myself that it will be a good idea to share with you what I learned about this dimension.
In order to better explain how to create this type of dimension and the options, you need to understand the context of the example which is part of this article.
This article provides a mechanism for creating an HDInsight cluster using Windows PowerShell.
The objective is to define a PowerShell script to create and configure your HDInsight cluster and of course delete it afterwards because one of the features that is not yet managed in Azure for the moment and we want it to be added soon , is the shutdown of your cluster when it is not in use, because leaving it running costs money.