March 2008 Entries

I had a question recently about how to quickly convert all the attributes in a given database from UPPER CASE to Title Case. Now you could certainly write a C# or VB.Net based program, but I feel that a script is the way to go for a once off requirement like this and what better scripting environment could we ask for than PowerShell. So here is a short PowerShell script that does the job. [System.Reflection.Assembly... > $null [Microsoft.AnalysisServices... ......

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I just spotted an interesting post on the Analysis Services forum. It was titled "Analysis Services Team Update" and was posted by Ariel Netz, Group Program Manager for Analysis Services. He starts off with .. "I could never understand people’s fascination with blogs." ...which just begged to be blogged about. :) In it he talks about how Analysis Services is looking for the SQL Server 2008 "Katmai" release "In all honesty, things are looking good. In fact, looking very good (relative to where we ......

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Using PowerShell to update the case of Attribute names

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