Power BI architecture for multiple developers,
Setting up a collaborative Power BI environment,
Multi-developer Power BI implementation,
Building a scalable Power BI solution,
Power BI workspace collaboration,
Implementing a shared Power BI data model,
Developing a Power BI architecture for team collaboration,
Setting up Power BI for team-based development,
Best practices for Power BI collaboration,
Power BI development and deployment for multiple developers
Category Archives: Data
Google Looker – the basics
First part gives a macro overview on Google Looker, so it’s time to start digging deeper. Is Looker free? No, Looker is not free. Looker Studio is free, but that is a different product. I really wish they could change names, remove one of those products or I don’t know…. so much confusion, even harderContinue reading “Google Looker – the basics”
Google Looker – First steps
So, I am trying to learn Looker for a new project, and, as usual, I will share here all materials I am using to better understand this new tool. Let me first start saying that, start to learn a new tool from scratch, with no help from anyone, is really hard, you will usually getContinue reading “Google Looker – First steps”
The Drunkard’s Walk, a book worth reading twice, or more. A Data Analyst perspective
As you know, if you follow my LinkedIn profile (which, if you doesn’t, you should) I was reading Leonard Mlodinow’s “The Drunkard’s Walk”, a really great book if you want to get a grasp on how chance, or how randomness, affects our lives, and, what is better, how we fail to perceive what is chance,Continue reading “The Drunkard’s Walk, a book worth reading twice, or more. A Data Analyst perspective”
4 Insights you can gather from Michael Lewis’ Moneyball as a Data Analyst
If you follow me on LinkedIn you already know that I’m, or actually was, reading Moneyball. Just finished the book today, and so I thought it would be fun to share what I got from this book using my perspective, in other words, a data analyst’s perspective. It’s no surprise that this book is, orContinue reading “4 Insights you can gather from Michael Lewis’ Moneyball as a Data Analyst”
SQL Soccer Questions
Recently I came across a SQL interview question, the “SQL Soccer Matches” question, have you seen this already? This is the kind of question you can find in an interview exam. Anyway, in order to answer that I developed many approaches to solve it: using union, using many ctes and union, using case sum, andContinue reading “SQL Soccer Questions“
SQL Interview Questions
I’m going big on SQL these days. I always loved SQL, but this couple last days I’m going hard on learning and mastering it. There’s still lot to do, many courses to take, many books to read, and many exercises to do. Talking about exercises, this guys Nick Singh just lunched a site with questions,Continue reading “SQL Interview Questions”
[Solved, Spoilers] SQL Murder Mystery – Can you find out whodunnit?
Here: https://mystery.knightlab.com/ So, couple of friends of mine send me this challenge, and it’s really fun. Go there and try it! The plot is: someone killed someone else, and you, as the detective, need to find out who did it. Your weapons are SQL, table and relationships. Off you go! My solution to this OnContinue reading “[Solved, Spoilers] SQL Murder Mystery – Can you find out whodunnit?”
Informatica Powercenter 10.4.1 Basics – First Steps
The Informatica Powercenter is a 4 post series, see all posts clicking here. Before starting creating workflows and integrations let’s create our repository, here’s how. Open PowerCenter Repository Manager. Click to add new repository. Right click your Repository and add domain. Connect to your repository, Administrator / Administrator should do it. Select your REP andContinue reading “Informatica Powercenter 10.4.1 Basics – First Steps”
Informatica Powercenter 10.4.1 Basics – Install Client
The Informatica Powercenter is a 4 post series, see all posts clicking here. Now that we have Informatica Powercenter Server already installed, let’s proceed with Informatica Powercenter client. Here I show how. Go to the files you have downloaded and find this path: \part1\informatica_1041_client_winem-64t\Client That’s it, next next finish, and your client will be installed.
Informatica Powercenter 10.4.1 Basics – Install Server
The Informatica Powercenter is a 4 post series, see all posts clicking here. Before installing Informatica powercenter client (such as the informatica powercenter designer) you need to install the Informatica Powercenter server. Here I show how. Go to the files you have downloaded and find this path: \part2\informatica_1041_server_winem-64t\Server\ Double click install.exe. On step 6, ifContinue reading “Informatica Powercenter 10.4.1 Basics – Install Server”
Informatica Powercenter 10.4.1 Basics – Where to download?
The Informatica Powercenter is a 4 post series, see all posts clicking here. You can download INFORMATICA POWERCENTER at: https://edelivery.oracle.com/osdc/faces/SoftwareDelivery Search for: “Oracle Informatica PowerCenter and PowerConnect Adapters” Select your software > click on top right “continue”. On the new page, select your Operational System > continue. On the new page > accept the terms.Continue reading “Informatica Powercenter 10.4.1 Basics – Where to download?”
Pedro Carvalho 