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Ms Sql Business Inteligence With My Sql
This document outlines an agenda for a session on connecting a MySQL database to .NET and Microsoft business intelligence tools. The session will cover connecting to MySQL from .NET, using SQL Reporting Services with MySQL data, and harvesting MySQL data into Analysis Services with SSIS. It discusses using ODBC and Linked Servers as bridges between MySQL and SQL Server and emphasizes moving data to SQL Server for full feature support and easier migration later.
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- #7 Unlike other providers SQL splits planar and non planar data into two separate types. Geometry and geography.Non planar data is all about projections. If you think about maps of the world they have to use some form of projection to convert the elliptical surface of the earth into a flat map. In other providers they store the data in a planar projection and then perform the projection to workout the geographic calculations.We mentioned earlier that the spatial data is only in 2 dimensions. Whilst you can hold two other values Z and M for points they are not used in any of the spatial methods .