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I particularly wish to thank the authors for kindly giving of their time and talents to be involved with this book, my wife Mai for endlessly providing support for (and understanding) my workload, and Paul Nielsen for organizing and driving the book to completion. Whether you are a seasoned BI practitioner or a newcomer to BI, I know you ll find material in this section that will help you.

Greg is an internationally recognized consultant, developer, and trainer. He has been working in development since 1978, holds a PhD in Computer Science, and is a Microsoft Regional Director. Greg is the country lead for Solid Quality Mentors in Australia (www.solidq.com.au). He hosts the popular SQL Down Under podcast (www.sqldownunder.com) and is a board member of the Professional Association of SQL Server (PASS), responsible for their global chapter program. Greg is one of a handful of people to have achieved a Microsoft Certified Master certification for SQL Server 2008 and regularly teaches SQL Server internals on campus in Redmond for Microsoft.

I don t know about you, but I find iTunes rating system to be a great way for slimming down my music library by identifying songs I don t actually listen to If a song is great, I give it five stars; if it s a keeper, four stars; if I m undecided, three stars; if I doubt I want to keep it, two stars; and if it s irredeemably wretched, one star Zero stars indicates a blank slate, a song that hasn t been judged yet Every now and then I clear out the one-star and two-star songs but that leaves the three-star songs in limbo In this example, you build a script that loops through the threestar songs, playing each in turn and displaying a dialog box (see Figure 12-2) that prompts you to upgrade the rating to four stars or downgrade it to two stars When you rate the current song, iTunes starts the next playing, and so on until you ve waded through all the three-star songs or reached your limit, at which point you click the Cancel button

34 A common-collector transistor circuit is often used (a) to provide high gain and sensitivity over a wide range of frequencies (b) to match a high impedance to a low impedance (c) as a high-fidelity audio power amplifier (d) as an oscillator at microwave frequencies (e) as the rectifier in a dc power supply 35 The internal conductance (expressed in siemens) of an ammeter is generally (a) low (b) directly proportional to the current (c) inversely proportional to the current (d) high (e) any value; it doesn t matter 36 A half-wave length of wire, fed at one end with a quarter-wave section of parallel-wire transmission line, is known as (a) a zeppelin antenna (b) a dipole antenna (c) a Yagi antenna (d) a random wire antenna (e) an end-fire antenna 37 A twin T oscillator is commonly used for generating (a) AF signals (b) high-frequency RF signals (c) microwave RF signals (d) powerful bursts of RF energy (e) FM signals 38 Suppose that five resistors, each one having the same ohmic value as all the others, are connected in series, and the entire combination is connected to a 12-V battery How does the current through any one of the resistors compare with the current drawn from the battery (a) The current through any one of the resistors is 5 times the current drawn from the battery (b) The current through any one of the resistors is the same as the current drawn from the battery (c) The current through any one of the resistors is 1 5 as great as the current drawn from the battery (d) The current through any one of the resistors is 1 25 as great as the current drawn from the battery (e) It is impossible to answer this without more information

I have frequently been asked by database administrators (DBAs) how they can learn more about business intelligence (BI) and data warehousing. A skill set in database administration is a good base for data warehouse administration and business intelligence, which is why so many data warehouse administrators you meet are either ex-DBAs or perform double duty at their place of employment (I include myself in this category). The approaches have many differences, though. You could even say that the approach to OLTP database design and administration is completely at odds with the approach to designing a business intelligence solution. In this chapter, I will introduce some of the key terminology and give you some tips on starting down the path to business intelligence.