NEW Demo for SQL Server Project "Crescent"
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Uploaded by sqlserver on Jul 18, 2011
In this video you will see SQL Server Project "Crescent," a new immersive ad-hoc visualization tool that is part of SQL Server Code Name "Denali" Reporting Services. Project "Crescent" is designed with end users in mind to quickly, easily, and visually explore their data and answer ad-hoc questions in just a few clicks. Download SQL Server Code Name "Denali" CTP3 @ http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/en/us/default.aspx.
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I think you still need SSAS (depending on what you want), if you are running reports against cubes. Hope they now have that auto create cubes system and compression as well. Quiet curious to investigate.
yvesmulkers 5 months ago
So, who needs SSAS anymore, yes? This is all you really need, from now on, no?
Thanks!
WoundedEgo 6 months ago
Great demo of the possiblities of Crescent. Thanks for sharing the video.
graa1005 7 months ago
AWESOME! I am so happy to see that Microsoft has done its homework and watching TED, and the results are promising! I can't wait to investigate this report design experience further in the Denali version.
TeeDubism 7 months ago