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Blog Post by: vijaymstech
Error: AdventureWorksDW2012Multidimensional-SE\AdventureWorksDW2012Multidimensional-SE.dwproj: The application which this project type is based on was not found. The above error will occur if you are opening old SSAS Multidimensional.dwproj files using SQL 2012 Data Tools IDE. This .dwproj file may be downloaded AdventureworksDW2012 file from Codeplex website. Most .dwproj will have old SSAS Multidimensional Cube definition and its […]
Blog Post by: vijaymstech
Take advantage of configuring multiple message boxes in BizTalk environment to overcome SQL server bottlenecks. Once the load goes up in your BizTalk environment, you’ll start seeing bottleneck in SQL server. Normally it will require deep SQL knowledge, such as configuring multiple files per file group to overcome this challenge. The other easy option to […]
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Blog Post by: Ricardo Torre
In these days of Restful APIs it is easy to forget electronic data interchange legacy data formats that existed well before the birth of the internet. I was recently asked to consume one of these old formats called a IATA Type B movement message using BizTalk Server. IATA Type B messages were originally designed to […]
Blog Post by: mbrimble
A recent project required me to create an Android ListView looking like the “out of the box” IOS ListView which separates the items by letter and has the letter at the top of each letter section (IOS example below):
Since there is no switch in Android Development to just turn this feature on, I created a […]
Blog Post by: Nick Rubino
We are ramping up for our biggest BizTalk/Integration event in Europe on 3rd and 4th of March 2014. As a path to the event we are going to publish one super useful BizTalk server tip every day. The tips are curated by our own expertise and also from our good friends from Integration MVP […]
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Blog Post by: Saravana Kumar
The buzz on the street is Satya Nadella to be the next CEO at Microsoft.
Having met and spent time with him – he comes across as being very thoughtful with
points in question being responded to carefully and measured.
Great innovator & I think will guide the ship where it needs to go to be successful
during these technologically shifting times.
Wishing you all the success Satya.
Blog Post by: Mick Badran
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Blog Post by: Jeremy Ronk
We launched BizTalk360 Version 7.0 in November, 2013 with the major upgrade rewriting the complete UI in HTML5, moving away from Silverlight. Since then, We have been consistently adding additional features to the application by following the best development practices. Recently, We have been noticing some UI components misaligned as we add on features one […]
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Blog Post by: Arunkumar Kumaresan
Ever since Microsoft integrated the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) into the relational database engine back in SQL Server 2005, the recommended technique for extending T-SQL with custom code has been to use SQL CLR with a .NET language (such as C# or VB). This is because CLR code is managed code, meaning that at […]
Blog Post by: Lenni Lobel