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[MSSQLTips.com logo]( [View email in your browser]( TODAY'S NEWSĂ‚ FROM MSSQLTips Learn something new every day! [mssqltips image]( [Power BI Calculations without Complex DAX]( This article looks at how to use the standard calculation options in the Power Query Editor of Power BI without having to write complex DAX calculations.... [mssqltips image]( [Python Variables and Data Types]( Learn about different data types using Python along with how to create and use variables in Python.... [mssqltips image]( [Double Your SQL Server DBA Productivity]( Learn how DBAs are doubling productivity and minimizing complexities across numerous database platforms including: prioritization, consistency, automation and more. ... RECOMMENDED READINGĂ‚ ON MSSQLTips [mssqltips image]( [Optimizing SQL Server Costs in Azure]( In this webinar, we delve into High Availability (HA) and Disaster Recovery (DR) for SQL Server deployments in Azure, focusing on cost-efficient methodologies.... [mssqltips image]( [Loop through Table Rows without a Cursor]( Comparison of SQL loop through table row options with a SQL Server Cursor versus a While Loop. ... [mssqltips image]( [Calculating Costs for Microsoft SQL Server]( This white paper looks at how costs can be controlled with a sufficient understanding of the Microsoft SQL Server licensing process.... ADDITIONAL RESOURCESĂ‚ ON MSSQLTips [mssqltips image]( [SQL Server PIVOT and UNPIVOT Examples]( In this article learn how to use PIVOT and UNPIVOT in SQL Server to transform your data output along with examples.... [mssqltips image]( [Display Line Numbers in SSMS]( Learn how to turn on and turn off seeing line numbers with your code in SQL Server Management Studio to easily identify the line number for easier reference.... [mssqltips image]( [Execution Plan Issues with TOP Clause]( In this article, we look at how SQL Server may not always pick the best execution plan based on different parameter values that are used and how this can be solved with proper indexes.... [Manage MSSQLTips Subscriptions | Unsubscribe]( Edgewood Solutions LLCĂ‚ PO Box 682 | Wilton, NH 03086Ă‚ [Privacy Statement]( Sent to: {EMAIL}Ă‚ [tag]

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