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SQL Server Forum / Services / Analysis (Data Mining) / January 2007

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Create Table in SQL Server 200530 Jan 2007 10:42 GMT1
I need to create the following table 'MyNewTable' based on TableA and TableB:
MyNewTable:
MyVal1  MyVal3  MyVal4  MyVal5    MyVal6    ----
44    66    77    88    99    ----
Joining the same table26 Jan 2007 12:43 GMT1
Greetings All,
I have a table that records the sales by product by week.
I would like to show this week sales vs. last week sales within one query.
I have partially managed to achieve this.
Import PMML defined model24 Jan 2007 19:20 GMT1
Does Analysis services 2005 support import of custom mining algorithms defined in PMML? If so, where can I find basic information on how to do this?
tutorial question24 Jan 2007 08:37 GMT2
please can anyone tell me where to find a good tutorial on Data Mining in
SQL Server 2005 that covers the whole process of data mining, from preparing
the data, models to testing and deploying a model on a new data set and
creating reports?
How to Solve Simple Scenarion Using SQL 2005 Datamining23 Jan 2007 02:40 GMT1
Hi to all
I want to know how achieve the following scenario, I will highly encourage if anyone knows
the solution please mention it through steps. The scenario is I have a table  named
?CreditCardTable ? with following schema , the table is pretty much what one expect from a
Can anyone help me19 Jan 2007 07:02 GMT1
I am new to Data mining environment,during my regular eventviewer checkup I found that the following error occured frequently..
"Relational data provider reported error: [The field is too small to accept the amount of data you attempted to add.  Try inserting or pasting less data. ...
Forecasting Model Viewer - Help19 Jan 2007 03:43 GMT14
    I am working in Share point service now. I created a website using
share point.
I am having a forecasting model developed using Time series algorithm in
Sqlserver 2005.
Right idea for data mining?11 Jan 2007 22:37 GMT1
As a Data Mining newbie I need to know whether I am on the right track ...
I have an external RSS feed which I show on a website. I would like to parse
the title of each item for data matches in our own database and then show
'related information' next to each item when it is ...
Playing w/queries11 Jan 2007 06:40 GMT1
Have a complex (for me) query which combines several subqueries and tables
to get the following information:
Agent_ID, Agent_Name, (and their expenses) Transportation, Salary, Meals..
(and their incomes) Commissions, bonus,..and dates.
Error using OPENROWSET10 Jan 2007 09:40 GMT4
I have the following statement:
INSERT  INTO MailHouse2.dbo.ClientUseCode
          (ClientID, CountyFips, UseCode)
SELECT *
MDX newbie question please10 Jan 2007 01:13 GMT1
I am just getting into writing these queries and am trying to test with
a simple MDX query against my Sales cube that I've been working with
through the SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services tutorial:
SELECT Measures.MEMBERS ON COLUMNS, {[Store].[Store
SQL 2000 as Web Search Engine05 Jan 2007 20:45 GMT1
I’m trying to write a SQL statement for a web search engine, it should do
the following:
Break down the search string into individual words (for example: “500 MHz
microprocessor USB”) and do a Full Text Search on a catalogue for each
 
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