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Tag Archives: architecture
Server Architecture and Command Execution
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services Unleashed Review Chapter 26 This chapter starts with a comprehensive diagram with the comment, “Server subsystems are responsible for the different steps in processing a command.” This chapter discusses “XML/A” though I see “XMLA” used … Continue reading
Client/Server Architecture and Multidimensional Databases
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services Unleashed Book Review Chapter 3 “Data Is” or “Data Are”? I speak from the classical statistical and mathematics background. I have taught statistics at several universities, and the term data should be like people. I say … Continue reading
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