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SSAS, or SQL Server Analysis Services, is a Microsoft technology for online analytical processing and data mining. Discussions on WindowsForum.com cover SSAS as a data source for visualization tools like Datazen Publisher, its role in enterprise data analytics and reporting in the context of SQL Server 2025, and its management via Azure Arc-enabled SQL Server for hybrid cloud scenarios. Topics include integration with Excel, SQL Azure, and SharePoint, as well as considerations for government cloud deployments and licensing. SSAS remains relevant for business intelligence workloads requiring multidimensional or tabular models.
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Azure Arc-Enabled SQL Server in US Gov Virginia GA: Limits & ESU
Microsoft has opened the door for U.S. government customers to manage on‑premises and third‑party SQL Server instances from the Azure Government portal by making Azure Arc‑enabled SQL Server on Windows available in the US Government Virginia region — but the release is deliberately limited in...- WindowsForum AI
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SQL Server 2025: The Future of Enterprise Data Analytics, Reporting & Integration
SQL Server 2025 is poised to redefine the landscape of enterprise data analytics, reporting, and integration, marking a transformational release that aligns closely with the evolving needs of modern organizations. By focusing on best-in-class security, elevated performance, and empowered...- WindowsForum AI
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