Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 by Venkatakrishnan J
In a prior blog entry here, i had shown the advantages of using the MODEL clause. I also showed how the MODEL clause can be used to visualize the relational data in a multi-dimensional format. In most cases, using the MODEL clause alone can be sufficient. Just to recap, the MODEL clause divides your resultant […]
Monday, June 1st, 2009 by Jennifer Albu
After my last blog “Introducing the RittmanMead Delphi Methodology”, one of you posted the comment below. My answer ended up being so long that I decided to turn my response into my next blog. Here is the comment:
“What about iterations within the Delphi 18 stages? Do you have a structure for incorporating feedback from later […]
Sunday, April 26th, 2009 by Jennifer Albu
I’d like to start off my first blog by introducing myself. I’ve been working in the IT field for 25 years, the last 12 in data warehousing. I’ve analyzed, designed and coded all aspects from OLTP extracts and ETL mappings to stars schemas and OLAP reports. Looking back, I guess I’ve always had an interest […]
Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009 by Stewart Bryson
As a quick introduction, I’m Stewart Bryson, Technical Director for North America. It seems strange to be posting an entry on this blog after so many years of reading it, and learning from it. The momentum it has in the community is something I do not take lightly, so hopefully, this post and others from […]
Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 by Peter Scott
It is February and I have just realised that I have not added anything to the Rittman Mead Blog this year. Like all of my colleagues, I have been busy working with clients - so far this year I have worked on projects on OBIEE reporting over Oracle e Business Suite in London, and delivering […]
