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Short and to the point
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Sound was very low
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Bharat Dalvi on
4/28/2009
Easy to understand, Short and Smart
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The only improvement I would suggest would be to also show the "before" results of querying the table to be modified by the SSIS example.
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Paul Newhart on
4/28/2009
Should provide a link to a reference for all syntax.
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Good video. Need comment on where to go for help on expression language.
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Carley Zepeda on
4/28/2009
a few tips on where to learn more would've been good.
books? sites? sample code?
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Cool - I'd like to see a more advanced demonstration of other expressions in the future
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Why would someone want ot learn another language to do this in SSIS that can already be done with the existing languages? Answering this and giving more examples as to where it could be used would have served my time better, I could look up a syntax question.
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I have my volume all the way up and can barely hear the video.
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I thought it would be more as language structure kind of subject; is something like that available?
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luther smith on
4/28/2009
Good pace.
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Excellent sample, but the ZOOM was a bit disorienting. When it doubt, 600x800 it out! :)
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Thanks, good basic demo. Would love to see a little more advanced ssis expression demo.
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couldn't hear it with my volume to max
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Useful video.
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Hard to hear the presenter, remember to speak loudly and clearly please.
I know this may come in handy with my job, i wish there was a way we can save our favorite presentations to pull up later, other than my favorites folder.
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Another fantastic video! I wish I'd had this 3 months ago when I had to use SSIS and the substring function to solve a similar problem. Watching this video first would have saved me hours of fumbling. And extra points for the creator for using charachters from The Office as the employees! ;)
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Excellent Video
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Good, brief introduction.
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Too short.. doesn't cover much of the intended topic.
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Can we have some more examples?
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Excellent overview!
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Becky Veselka on
5/21/2009
I plan to keep a link to this one for reference. Excellent explanation and examples!
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awesome!
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awesome!
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Good video with audio volume little low.
Thanks
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Mark Gorczyca on
7/28/2009
Good basic intro, I would also add the use of the type cast functions, as their use can be confusing until you see it in action. And we all know how type sensitive SSIS can be.
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Thanks a lot for a good video lesson !
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GREAT
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Great examples!
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I'm really glad to be able to watch the video and others at SQL Share.
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murshitha21 on
10/30/2009
Very nice and simple presentation
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Excellent
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sound very low otherwise good
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Sound is very low
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excellent !!!
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good one
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This was good but I was kind of hoping for more complex statements like converting numbers to strings with formatting.
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Helpful
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Voice is low.
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Ahmad Elayyan on
5/16/2010
short but direct to the goal :)
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Good demo, thanks for helping IT guys.
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Shivashankar on
6/12/2010
Great Video. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
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good presentation
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Excellent video,
Can you guys upload videos of expressions and typical syntax basics of expressions using variables and having even more complexities
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Samuel Enchill on
10/14/2010
Smart GUY.
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Joe DeMarco on
11/17/2010
Had trouble hearing the presentation, though speaker volume was as high as possible
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Dexter Jones on
11/17/2010
A very concise example. Wouldn't mind seeing a bit more. :)
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nice job
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very good video
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It was a good presentation, but I thought since this is supposed to get you started with the expression language, that the interface should have been discussed and the ability to drag and drop column names and functions into your expression.
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Sena Ramsey on
11/17/2010
More please!
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good job like it
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Thanks
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Michael:Your dentist's name is Crentist? Odd name for a dentist.
Dwight: Perhaps that's why he became a dentist.
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What is it with MicroSlush????? Syntax for same functions seems to vary with each product they put out (viz: Excel, Access, VBA, TSQL, and now SSIS) A little consistency would be nice
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Charles Rich on
11/17/2010
It looked good but I was interrupted a couple of times so I'm going to watch it again.
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It's pitiful that you have whore ads off to the left of the video.
WhoreMe.com? Meet people LIVE! That brings your site down several notches.
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Jeromy Kimani on
11/17/2010
Like the highlighted mouse pointer.
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Charlie Bruno on
11/17/2010
Nice presentation
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nice video
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Mihai Moisei on
11/17/2010
Excelent
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Joaquin Ortega on
11/18/2010
Audio was very low, captions perhaps ?
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Interesting but a little short.
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SQL Server's inconsistencies with their expression language root language can be quite confusing. VBA seems to be the root in SSRS but not here?
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Marcelo Marim on
12/13/2010
Very good video... keep it up.
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Maurice Ivory on
5/20/2011
This was very good information, that made good sense to me.
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streaming is very slow
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good video
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great video
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Very good presentation Tim. Expecting more examples from you
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