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Hi Brian,
Thanks a lot for your video, it was very helpful! I wonder about your expert opinion on is there any workaround for using an SSIS, containing a fuzzy look up, in a case when you don’t have the Enterprise edition of SQL server available?
Tatyana
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Thanks man. I learned a lot.
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Vidhya Sagar on
9/30/2008
Great video!
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Nice demo.
Thanks
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Liked the presentation...... really nice
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nyaknoabasi on
12/23/2008
went through too fast should slow down explaining things
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Very nice Presentation, Quickly and Nicely explained the Fuzzy Lookup task...
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Great
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Nice
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I got
"Stream Not Found!"
error. Please help!
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Robert, stream not found almost indicates a firewall blocking access to the video. Can you try from a different machine/location?
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Good... Thanks.. -R
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Video was bit fast. Thank you..
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Very Clear. Thanks
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Thank you
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Brian, you sometimes get tongue tied which can make it a little difficult to follow. Really good though.
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Great
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Very nice, going to get fuzzy now.
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Nice Video that explains Look up and Fuzzy
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great demo of the topic
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Very good, but also very fast pased! Can you demo an example of fuzzy lookup from within the same table?
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Good topic
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Good one..can i get the excel sheet for download .. to have a handson work with ..
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Probably going to have to pay before too long...
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excellent. to the point and clear. Thanks!
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Very good contents.. Little fast too
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rupesh sharma on
9/11/2009
Really Excellent Video
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rupesh sharma on
9/11/2009
Really Excellent Video
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Thanks, this was a great demo to show us how valuable this type of lookup can be.
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Great work! I was wondering if you could give a demo on fuzzy grouping.
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need someway to explain where and why SSIS can be used and also if you can script all this.
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exactly what i need to use at work, thanks
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it's a good presentation for me
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Great video.
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nicely put together
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Roman Kosta on
10/24/2009
Hi there,
What if we want to refer multiple tables? Ex: I am working on a hospital project. I need to use Fuzzy Lookup for naming? purpose patient name might enter differently in all this hospitals. Such a Bob Jone, Robert Jones, B Jones, B. Jones, Sr., Jr., III, Mr., etc.). I am talking about nearly 430 hospitals. Does fuzzy lookup can refer to multiple reference tables or just one.
Can you please update on this.
Thanks,
D
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Anand Kannan on
12/1/2009
it was very useful and easy to understand on which scenerio we have to go for this Fuzzy lookup using SSIS
Thanks once again.
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Anand Kannan on
12/1/2009
Hi,
Hope doing well.
The information i gathered from your video is awesome and very useful.
Thanks
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hi
actually I dontknow why using fuzzy but when I saw this video I learned more
thanks to all
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Very informative! Thanks for the information.
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Good presentation.
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thank you
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Great!
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Hi, great video. What would i need to do in case I want to find duplicates or apply householding on my existing data available in the database table
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great!!!!
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Goog but fast
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first time i have ever seen a fuzzy look up in use. Good video for a beginner
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very well explained, easy to follow.
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Robert Turner on
8/13/2011
Good demo, well done, thanks.
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video quality is a little bit fuzzy ;)
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THANK YOU FOR GREAT SAMPLES
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Wow! That was so cool. I'm new to SSIS (OJT), so having these videos is just great.
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It stopped half way through - bah!
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Great video, Im becoming a brian knight fan! =]
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Nice!
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This is powerful. Thanks
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THanks Brian - CRM is a PERFECT example
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Performance tuning tip about running a regular look up first was golden.
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I'm an SSIS Newbie who is trying hard to embrace SSIS but am having probelm after problme with SSIS.
To follow along with your example I created an xls file by runing the Data Export wizzard in SSMS and used a query to retrieve the rows that were then saved to the Excel file by the SSMS Export. Next I went to SSIS and setup an Excel Conection Manager and pointed it to that Excel fiel I just ceated but when I select the "Name of Excel sheet" drop down list I get the err msg "External Table is not in the expected format". WTF?
It seems like everytime I try to do something with SSIS I get these kinds of problems; none of the samples or tutroials I try in SSIS ever work as expected. ANy dieas what is cauisng my table format issue here?
Thanks
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Extremely powerful and useful. Great clear presentation.
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Good ONE!
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Charlie Bruno on
2/10/2012
Very good presentation.
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Excellent video with good use of dataviewer
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Wow, that's some cool stuff. Thanks for the intro, I was always a bit intimidated by this, mainly because I hadn't tried it before. This leaves off at the point where I'm capable of working with it and testing it myself. Thanks. Brian's videos are always good.
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YSL Guru, you might try using a table source instead of an Excel source. That will eliminate your Excel error, at least. I actually wondered why Excel was part of the demo, as it complicates the message just a little.
Brian, your videos are always great. Members of the Sacramento SQL Server Users Group recommended I look at your Pragmatic Works site for SSAS training, since I'm new, so I'll be poking around there in the near future. I mention this because the members that suggested it gave the site high marks.
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brilliant
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something new I have yet to try
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This was great. Now I just need to think of ways in which I can use.
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good
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Really nice article but bit faster.
Thanks,
Dip
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Nice overview, but you did not explain how correct the data afterwards, only how you find back the wrong data.
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Nice overview, but you did not explain how correct the data afterwards, only how you find back the wrong data.
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