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· Silverlight PivotViewer Download and Technical Documentation: here
· Collection Building Tools by Live Labs:
here
· PivotViewer Community Forum: here
· First customer implementation: Hitched, a leading UK wedding planning site
I was really looking forward for this release. Nice job!
Just wondering what is the maximum size for a collection where the control becomes unusable?
Looks great
can you do the same for a scatter/bubble plot (x,y,radius) and not only a bar chart?
re-scattering points on a chart would look cool - especially if you could auto-add a trendline!
Any plans for a WPF pivot viewer?
@gaelhatchue: I read they are planning, but have to add the Multi-Scale ( Deep Zoom ) technology first. Probably not until a .NET 4 Service Pack or .NET 5.
At the end Brett remarks that the SQL Server team have announced that Pivotview will be in the next version of "Analytics (sic) Services".
Can someone point me to this announcement please?
Thanks
Jamie
Goldfarb in the house! Good stuff
What kind of structure do you recommend for the following data collection (Simple , Linked or Dynamic )
A photo archive of a bi-anual event.
# Every event has a given number Joepie 2002 - Joepie 2004 - Joepie 2006 - ...)
# Every event consists of 4 days of sepperate content (day1 - day2 - day3 - day4)
# Every event consists of 16 different 'stages' (all booked fully for 4 days)
This would give me the possibility to look who stood at one perticular podium over the many years, over many days. Or other endless combination. We have about 1500 pictures a day (spread over 16 stages). This seems like an ideal setup!
Also, every 2 years we would add stuff to the collection from the newest event.
I'll try to get someone from the team in to answer some of your questions.
Hello everyone! I am still tracking down the location of the SQL announcement, but I have some other thoughts to share. Great questions, you all really seem to grok what Silverlight PivotViewer is all about.
This partnership was announced at the TechEd 2010 keynote which you can watch here: https://www.msteched.com/2010/NorthAmerica/Keynote01.
Around 1 hr 15 mins in they show Pivot and announce it as a future part of Analysis Services. Thanks!