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Non-obvious APS/PDW benefits — 8 Comments

  1. Hi James,

    Thanks for the wonderful article. Can you please expand on the following point mentioned in the blog “Allows a clear path to do predictive analytics via tools like Azure ML by having the disk space and processing power”.

    I am yet to explore AzureML but does it support connectivity to PDW/APS. When a ML algorithm executes, does it result it huge data transfer to the cloud? Please clarify

    Thanks!

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  3. James,

    You mentioned “switching of cubes to ROLAP mode” (and I assume to DQ only mode in tabular). Have you done this with any clients at all, and do you know of any white papers illustrating the empirical benefit of doing this?

    Thanks.

  4. Thanks.

    Is the SQL generated in ROLAP mode any better or worse than the SQL generated in DQ Only mode? Are there any tips, tricks, or gotchas on what MDX/DAX coding practices to avoid in an effort to “prevent bad SQL being passed to PDW?

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