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compacts the big-ugly syssislog into a more readable format.   In part two, we’re going to use SSRS to visualize that data.  If you’re using SQL Server 2012, checkout the Execution And Logging Reports do*nload bu*ton at the bottom of this article filled with SSRS reports that will create an SSIS monitoring dashboard.  These will query the sysssislog and present that data in a similar fashion.   When you execute the report, here is what you should see… Continue reading Business Intelligence an*lyst have been using SSIS for almost a decade now and yet we still have no centralized place to answer some very Microsoft recently addressed this in their latest version of SQL Server 2012 by introducing the SSIS Catalog and the new Execution and But what about those of us still using SQL Server 2008 or 2005?  Are we left without a way to visualize our package environment? Continue reading Simple SSIS package monitoring for SQL Server 2008, Part One → I haven’t visited Wolfram Alpha in years, but I have fond memories. It was a major contributor to my pas*ing score in multivariable calculus.  Thankfully, my lack of patronage hasn’t slowed down the good work of physicist and founder Mr. Stephen Wolfram. Today the team at Wolfram announced another scientific breakthrough.  Wolfram Alpha is now capable providing a full social an*lysis of your facebook activity.  That’s right!  Think you’re a social outcast?  Now we can back that up with HARD data.They are calling it a facebook report.  You can get your report by visiting the site and typing facebook report into the search bar. The website will redirect you to facebook and ask for your permission to gather data and build your report, but the resulting explosion of graphs, drill down data, and infographics is totally worth it. Continue reading Wolfram’s facebook report – Personal social an*lytics → customers, but if your ISP doesn’t currently as*ign your household a public IPv6 address then you’ll need the help of a tunnel broker to