Re-organization?
Dec 24, 2007what is re-organization.how do i implement it ,what are the steps which i need to take care if it is a production server
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View 4 RepliesI understand the log files (LDF ) and data files (mdf ) should be on a different drives . I believe it leads to greater availabilty and speed . Are there any other reasons for to keep this on a separate drive.
Also what considerations I should take care while creating a database of around 100 GB . (use of filegroups , growth % etc ). Is there any connection of number of users to number of disks SQL data file to be spread to . Also do I need to take care (through hardware / software for a Quad core CPU ) to take full advanage of Quad core CPU.
Any recomendations on how to store organization trees on a database withlots of paths and branches? Any white papers out there that explain this?Thanks
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I have several sub reports and some graphics I don't necessarily want the users to see or open. Is there a way to hide items from view but still have them available for execution? I tried creating a sub folder and moving the sub reports but the calling reports couldn't find them.
Thanks!
I need to write a sql that generate the hierarchy in an organization.
Below an example
emplid empname supervisor_id superv_name
1 subu null null
2 vid 1 sub
3 ram 4 satis
4 satis 2 vid
I need an output to this query as below and also one important the supervisor ie supervisor_id and name is null is the top level,every employee also has to report to him and also to his all above supervisors.
Whoever joining new to org the hierarchy
empid empname supervisor_id superv_name
3 ram 4 satis
4 satis 2 vid
2 vid 1 subu
4 satis 1 subu
3 ram 1 subu
3 ram 2 vid
5 kumar 1 subu
5 kumar 4 satis
5 kumar 2 vid
1 subu null null
What are some recommended methods for deploying SQL Express throughout an entire organization? It appears that Active Directory/GPO deployment is out of the equation.
Thanks,
Shane
In a large organization who would typically be tasked with support ing SSIS - the database team, an application team, etc... SSIS is new to our Organization, we are attempting to put it into the correct organization. We current have SSRS that is supported by an application team, the SS DB is supported by the DB team.
Thanks
Hi everyone
I am struggling with adding budget numbers to a cube. The main reason being that the budget is *not* on the finest granularity (employee) with regard to the organization hierarchy but on a coarser one (team).
The organization hierarchy is a "flat" (not parent-child) hierarchy that looks about like that:
employee -> team -> teamgroup -> region -> country
As mentioned I now have budget numbers that are defined on the team-level (not on the employee level as "regular" measures). I would know assume that I could put the budget data into its own table and "link" it with the organization through the "team" attribute. I would do that on the "dimesion usage"-tab.
The problem with this approach is that the organization is changing (SCD type 2). This essentially means that by linking to the "team" attribute the aggregation of the budget data on higher levels of the organization hierarchy can be ambiguous (at least that is what I understand).
Example organization table:
Code Snippet
surrKey busKey empName teamId teamGroupId regionId countryId ... scdStuff
1 1 Raphael 1 1 1 1 ...
2 2 Jeanne 2 2 1 1 ...
3 3 George 3 3 1 1 ...
4 2 Jeanne 2 3 1 1 ...
That would mean that on some point in time team 2 (consisting of one employee, Jeanne) moved from teamgroup 2 to teamgroup 3. Just for the sake of a simple example.
Now, what am I to do with my budget data in this situation? I cannot link it to the teamId, because teamId = 2 for example cannot specify if the value should be aggregated into teamgroup 2 or teamgroup3...
I have a feeling that this got something to do with the design of the organization-table but I am unsure about what the actual problem is. Any hint, pointer or solution would be appreciated. If the question is unclear, please let me know and I will try to clarify.
Kind regards
scherand
I am attempting to sum the gas production for each organization number, and separate gas production into each year as such:
Organization_Number20082009201020112012
103 774 7313868470
But currently I am having trouble displaying this, and it's coming out as such:
Organization_NumberMonth20082009201020112012
103 1 774731386847NULL
103 2 810656654674NULL
202 1 27262702293725122048
202 2 2913205120202064NULL
I want to remove the month and have one total per organization number, as well as remove NULL as show as 0.
Code:
select *
from yearproduction
pivot(
sum(Gas_Prod)
for Year in ([2008], [2009], [2010], [2011], [2012]))
as YearlyProduction
order by Organization_Number, Month
I need to write a sql that generate the hierarchy in an organization.Below an example
emplid empname supervisor_id superv_name
1 subu null null
2 vid 1 sub
3 ram 4 satis
4 satis 2 vid
i need an output to this query as below and also one important the supervisor ie supervisor_id and name is null is the top level,every employee also has to report to him and also to his all above supervisors.whoever joinng new to org the hierachy should be follwed
empid empname supervisor_id superv_name
3 ram 4 satis
4 satis 2 vid
2 vid 1 subu
4 satis 1 subu
3 ram 1 subu
3 ram 2 vid
5 kumar 1 subu
5 kumar 4 satis
5 kumar 2 vid
1 subu null null