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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Polybase Query Service and Hadoop – Welcome SQL Server 2016
Introduction One of the coolest features of SQL Server 2016 is Polybase. Already available for Parallel Data Warehouse, this functionality is now integrated in SQL Server 2016 and allows to combine relational and non-relational data, for example, query data in … Continue reading
Posted in Big Data, Business Intelligence, Data Processing Engines, hadoop, SQL Server
Tagged hadoop, Polybase, SQL-Server-2016, SQLServer2016
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My experience building Hadoop 2.7.1 on Windows Server 2012
Introduction Building the Hadoop sources on windows could be cumbersome even when the official documentation states: “… building a Windows package from the sources is fairly straightforward”. There are several good resources containing the steps needed in order to successfully … Continue reading
Posted in Big Data, hadoop
Tagged apache Hadoop, build, hadoop, visualstudio, Windows, windowsserver, winutils
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Paul Hernandez playing with Data 