What is a Pivot Table ?
A pivot table is a frequently used method of summarizing and displaying especially report data by means of grouping and aggregating values. Pivot tables are easily created by office users using Microsoft Excel or MS Access.
Since pivot table enables report builders and BI (Business Intelligence) specialists empower their presentation of reports and increase the visibility and unserstandability of mined data, pivot tables are common and preferred widely. Pivot tables display data in tabular form. The pivot table formatting is not different than a tabular report formatting.
But the table columns are formed by the report data itself. I mean as a pivot table example, your report creator can build a report with years and months in the left side of the table, the main product lines are displayed as columns, and total sales of each product line in the related year and month is displayed in the cell content.
Actually you can easily answer what is pivot table question, if you have build OLAP reports or if you are familiar with OLAP reporting. Pivot Table in sql grants the ability to display data in custom aggregations just like OLAP reports in SQL Server. Simply pivot tables can be thought of transforming a table with its data into another table format. Just as building a sales report in months and product lines from Sales Orders table.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Thursday, September 9, 2010
The Commonwealth Games
The Commonwealth Games is a multinational, multi-sport event which features competitions involving thousands of elite athletes from members of the Commonwealth of Nations. Organized every four years, they are the third-largest multi-sport event in the world, after the Summer Olympic Games and the Asian Games.
As well as many Olympic sports, the Games also include some sports that are played mainly in Commonwealth countries, such as lawn bowls, rugby sevens and netball. The Games are overseen by the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF), which also controls the sporting program and selects the host cities. The host city is selected from across the Commonwealth, with eighteen cities in seven countries having hosted it.
The event was first held in 1930 under the title of the British Empire Games. The event was renamed as the British Empire and Commonwealth Games in 1954, the British Commonwealth Games in 1970, and gained its current title in 1978. Only six teams have attended every Commonwealth Games: Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand, Scotland and Wales. Australia has been the highest scoring team for ten games, England for seven and Canada for one.
There are currently 54 members of the Commonwealth of Nations, and 71 teams participate in the Games. The four Home Nations of the United Kingdom – England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland – send separate teams to the Commonwealth Games, and individual teams are also sent from the British Crown dependencies of Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man (unlike at the Olympic Games, where the combined "Great Britain" team represents all four home nations and the Crown dependencies). Many of the British overseas territories also send their own teams. The Australian external territory of Norfolk Island also sends its own team, as do the Cook Islands and Niue, two states in free association with New Zealand. It has been reported that Tokelau, another dependency of New Zealand will be sending a team to the 2010 Games in Delhi, India.
As well as many Olympic sports, the Games also include some sports that are played mainly in Commonwealth countries, such as lawn bowls, rugby sevens and netball. The Games are overseen by the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF), which also controls the sporting program and selects the host cities. The host city is selected from across the Commonwealth, with eighteen cities in seven countries having hosted it.
The event was first held in 1930 under the title of the British Empire Games. The event was renamed as the British Empire and Commonwealth Games in 1954, the British Commonwealth Games in 1970, and gained its current title in 1978. Only six teams have attended every Commonwealth Games: Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand, Scotland and Wales. Australia has been the highest scoring team for ten games, England for seven and Canada for one.
There are currently 54 members of the Commonwealth of Nations, and 71 teams participate in the Games. The four Home Nations of the United Kingdom – England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland – send separate teams to the Commonwealth Games, and individual teams are also sent from the British Crown dependencies of Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man (unlike at the Olympic Games, where the combined "Great Britain" team represents all four home nations and the Crown dependencies). Many of the British overseas territories also send their own teams. The Australian external territory of Norfolk Island also sends its own team, as do the Cook Islands and Niue, two states in free association with New Zealand. It has been reported that Tokelau, another dependency of New Zealand will be sending a team to the 2010 Games in Delhi, India.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Make Your Bathroom!
Living is fantastic! Be sure that the place you live completely satisfies you in every aspect. For me, even the bathroom should be properly planned and should be clean and neat every time. Bathroom towel bars are often considered accessories, but they are actually functional as well as decorative. They are especially useful for small bathrooms because they provide convenient storage without taking up any floor space. This helps reduce clutter and keep your bathroom organized. Towel bars can even prevent mold and mildew because they help towels dry faster, reducing moisture levels in the bathroom. Always look for the best of bathroom vanities for your bedroom. A towel bar can accent an otherwise bare wall, or complement your paint color or tile design. There are different styles and sizes available, so you’re sure to find one that fits your bathroom decor. Here are some of your options when buying towel bars.
Also the showers are a large investment and you need to do it properly. You can make yourself a better idea of what you need to do by taking some tours on show-rooms or model homes etc. Next is to determine the size. Having a spacious shower is the best part. Make sure that you have enough space for two. You can also add a bench. Now you have to decide if you want one or two shower heads. There’s a wide variety of them on the market. Also be careful on choosing the metal that better fits your bathroom. Decide on the style of the shower but also be careful on the price. Consider the shower door or curtain. You can make showering even more luxurious by adding shelving, caddies, music, lighting, benches, ventilation. Be green and choose appliances that you help you save water. The internet is the best source. Find an expert that is willing to give his advice.
Also the showers are a large investment and you need to do it properly. You can make yourself a better idea of what you need to do by taking some tours on show-rooms or model homes etc. Next is to determine the size. Having a spacious shower is the best part. Make sure that you have enough space for two. You can also add a bench. Now you have to decide if you want one or two shower heads. There’s a wide variety of them on the market. Also be careful on choosing the metal that better fits your bathroom. Decide on the style of the shower but also be careful on the price. Consider the shower door or curtain. You can make showering even more luxurious by adding shelving, caddies, music, lighting, benches, ventilation. Be green and choose appliances that you help you save water. The internet is the best source. Find an expert that is willing to give his advice.
Sunday, September 5, 2010
PISCES Horoscope ~ September 2010
Jupiter, the good fortune planet, had abandoned you temporarily in June, but he’ll be back in Pisces as of September 9. No one will be happier than you to hear this! Jupiter will stay at your side until January 22, 2011, lighting the path to good fortune and radiant health. You are the celestial favorite again, and as such, will have enormous protection. Start thinking of a risk you’d like to take, or a seed you’d like to plant.
Relationships are never easy, but this month you may have a chance to mend a fence or make a new commitment with someone who has gained your trust. The new moon due September 8 will help you create stronger, closer, and more stable bonds with someone important to you, either personally or professionally. Keep in mind, though, that Mercury will be retrograde in your relationship sector until September 12. Don’t make any decisions or agreements that will be etched in stone until after this date.
Still, not all relationships this month will be sweetness and light – in fact, one might prove to be downright troublesome. Uranus in Pisces will go on a rampage against the Sun on September 21, a day you will likely have your hands full with a difficult person. Try not to schedule a big talk or meeting for this day, for few if any things will go right!
In a month when the jarring days will come side-by-side the sterling ways, you may feel buffeted by the universe, not knowing what to expect from one day to the next.
Rest easy, though, for a day when everything should go right will be September 18, thanks to Uranus, planet of surprise, which will be conjunct Jupiter, planet of good fortune – both are in Pisces. It’s likely to be your best day of the month, and one of your favorites of the year, and whatever occurs will come straight out of the blue! You may start to see how special this day will be as early as September 16 or 17.
Financially, money has been coming in at a steady pace, but alas, has been going out just as fast. This trend continues now, too. You’ll get good news about finances on the September 23 full moon because Jupiter will be close. However, Saturn will oppose that moon, and with his hand outstretched he will seem to say, “Isn’t that money owed to someone? Just hand it over please.” There seems no way to avoid paying up, for one week later, by September 30 when Saturn will meet with the Sun, your payment will be due. Knowing this, you may be able to start to prepare for this obligation early in the month. Money won’t be as big a focus after this month is over. As a matter of fact, financial tensions will decline somewhat after Mars leaves Libra and your house of credit on September 14.
On a happier note, it looks like you have a major trip coming up in October – start buying guidebooks and musing about your options now. One good day to browse a bookstore would be on September 9 when you’ll be inspired with ideas. (Wait to book things until AFTER September 12).
Romantically, your best, most romantic day will come early, on Saturday, September 4, when Venus will dance with Neptune across an azure sky studded with diamonds. It’s due to be a magical night! With Pluto going direct on September 14, you’ll find friends to be more available, and, bless their hearts, quite caring about looking after you!
Your best romantic evening will occur on September 4, thanks to Venus in lovely sync with Neptune. Also, Travel is coming soon. So start dreaming with a purpose on September 9. Without dreams, there is no chance for a poetic reality later. Cheer up – your high expenses will simmer down quite a bit after Mars leaves your financial sector September 14. While you will still have to watch financial flow, you won’t have such a hard time.
Friends will be more helpful to you after Pluto turns direct on September 14. Mars in Scorpio after September 14 (until October 28) will be a wonderful boost of support and energy. Travel, study, and projects in the media all will dazzle for you.
Your luckiest day of the month – and possibly of the year – will be when Jupiter (luck) combines forces with Uranus (surprise) on September 18. This is a day when even the most extreme wishes can come true! You may have to deal with a difficult partner on September 21, when the Sun opposes Uranus. Money comes in (thanks to Jupiter) and goes out, too (blame Saturn). Be glad you will have the money to cover bills. Money will delight you at the full moon, September 23, but seems to have been spoken for the minute it arrives. A major financial obligation seems hard to pay but will be due September 30.
Best days for love: September 3, 4, 11-12, 18-19, and 26.
* Are you looking for a detailed report of your zodiac sign? Just leave a comment!
Relationships are never easy, but this month you may have a chance to mend a fence or make a new commitment with someone who has gained your trust. The new moon due September 8 will help you create stronger, closer, and more stable bonds with someone important to you, either personally or professionally. Keep in mind, though, that Mercury will be retrograde in your relationship sector until September 12. Don’t make any decisions or agreements that will be etched in stone until after this date.
Still, not all relationships this month will be sweetness and light – in fact, one might prove to be downright troublesome. Uranus in Pisces will go on a rampage against the Sun on September 21, a day you will likely have your hands full with a difficult person. Try not to schedule a big talk or meeting for this day, for few if any things will go right!
In a month when the jarring days will come side-by-side the sterling ways, you may feel buffeted by the universe, not knowing what to expect from one day to the next.
Rest easy, though, for a day when everything should go right will be September 18, thanks to Uranus, planet of surprise, which will be conjunct Jupiter, planet of good fortune – both are in Pisces. It’s likely to be your best day of the month, and one of your favorites of the year, and whatever occurs will come straight out of the blue! You may start to see how special this day will be as early as September 16 or 17.
Financially, money has been coming in at a steady pace, but alas, has been going out just as fast. This trend continues now, too. You’ll get good news about finances on the September 23 full moon because Jupiter will be close. However, Saturn will oppose that moon, and with his hand outstretched he will seem to say, “Isn’t that money owed to someone? Just hand it over please.” There seems no way to avoid paying up, for one week later, by September 30 when Saturn will meet with the Sun, your payment will be due. Knowing this, you may be able to start to prepare for this obligation early in the month. Money won’t be as big a focus after this month is over. As a matter of fact, financial tensions will decline somewhat after Mars leaves Libra and your house of credit on September 14.
On a happier note, it looks like you have a major trip coming up in October – start buying guidebooks and musing about your options now. One good day to browse a bookstore would be on September 9 when you’ll be inspired with ideas. (Wait to book things until AFTER September 12).
Romantically, your best, most romantic day will come early, on Saturday, September 4, when Venus will dance with Neptune across an azure sky studded with diamonds. It’s due to be a magical night! With Pluto going direct on September 14, you’ll find friends to be more available, and, bless their hearts, quite caring about looking after you!
Your best romantic evening will occur on September 4, thanks to Venus in lovely sync with Neptune. Also, Travel is coming soon. So start dreaming with a purpose on September 9. Without dreams, there is no chance for a poetic reality later. Cheer up – your high expenses will simmer down quite a bit after Mars leaves your financial sector September 14. While you will still have to watch financial flow, you won’t have such a hard time.
Friends will be more helpful to you after Pluto turns direct on September 14. Mars in Scorpio after September 14 (until October 28) will be a wonderful boost of support and energy. Travel, study, and projects in the media all will dazzle for you.
Your luckiest day of the month – and possibly of the year – will be when Jupiter (luck) combines forces with Uranus (surprise) on September 18. This is a day when even the most extreme wishes can come true! You may have to deal with a difficult partner on September 21, when the Sun opposes Uranus. Money comes in (thanks to Jupiter) and goes out, too (blame Saturn). Be glad you will have the money to cover bills. Money will delight you at the full moon, September 23, but seems to have been spoken for the minute it arrives. A major financial obligation seems hard to pay but will be due September 30.
Best days for love: September 3, 4, 11-12, 18-19, and 26.
* Are you looking for a detailed report of your zodiac sign? Just leave a comment!
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Make a Difference (Part 2)
Along with interaction, there are other ways you can start to contribute. Go just a little bit further each day by helping out around the office. Maybe one day you can clean the microwave dish in the break room, or refill the coffee pot even if you weren't the one to take the last cup of coffee. It doesn't take much or long to help out in other areas, and you'll also be surprised at how it can even help you take your mind off of work if you're stuck with a difficult problem. It also make your workplace just that much better.
Your thoughtfulness doesn't take much, and you can take it a little bit further and earn recognition in the process. Bring a bowl of candy to the next meeting or volunteer to help out with a company event. The goal is to remain fairly low-key and not to draw too much attention to yourself. Remember to be yourself and do what comes naturally to you. If there's something you want to change about your workplace, why not start with making some change yourself and leading by example? There's no matter way to make a difference and you'll quickly see how it affects others as they start to do the same.
In the end, you should remember that it's easy to fall into the trap that work is something that you put the bare minimum in and then give up, especially on a bad day. Rather, you can make a difference just by changing your thinking and attitude. Examine the life you're living at work and ask yourself if it's what you truly like, or if there is something you can change to make it better. Once you start to feel satisfied at work, you'll feel more in control of your surroundings and as if your efforts are truly making a difference within the company.
Go to: Part 1
Your thoughtfulness doesn't take much, and you can take it a little bit further and earn recognition in the process. Bring a bowl of candy to the next meeting or volunteer to help out with a company event. The goal is to remain fairly low-key and not to draw too much attention to yourself. Remember to be yourself and do what comes naturally to you. If there's something you want to change about your workplace, why not start with making some change yourself and leading by example? There's no matter way to make a difference and you'll quickly see how it affects others as they start to do the same.
In the end, you should remember that it's easy to fall into the trap that work is something that you put the bare minimum in and then give up, especially on a bad day. Rather, you can make a difference just by changing your thinking and attitude. Examine the life you're living at work and ask yourself if it's what you truly like, or if there is something you can change to make it better. Once you start to feel satisfied at work, you'll feel more in control of your surroundings and as if your efforts are truly making a difference within the company.
Go to: Part 1
Friday, September 3, 2010
Thought Provoking!
Every thought that comes in is a prayer and every prayer will definitely be answered. So, begin to watch your thoughts. Thoughts create certain vibrations in & around us thereby reaching the Omnipresent naturally. Each prayer is answered as soon as it is told. The effort that we do need to make, however, is in ensuring that all our thoughts are positive so that our prayers do not keep canceling others efforts. Everything that we think about receives energy through our thought. When we accept our power, we also learn to send our power packets to the all that gives us happiness. We stop sending them to those that upset us because we don’t want to energize them and increase their role in our lives. So all you have to do is to believe in your power to create your life afresh and send the right power packets out to the universe. So people, have good thoughts in your mind and thereby lead a better life. Happy Life!
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Make a Difference (Part 1)
Making a difference in the world doesn't actually have to be committing to volunteering and donating within your community. As most of us are swept up in our hectic lives, it seems more reasonable to focus our efforts on where we spend our time - making a difference in our workplace. This doesn't necessarily mean you have to start working hard or longer, rather, commit to small changes that are made by being aware of your environment and how your presence change things. Sometimes, these smaller efforts are the best way to have an impact or your work world.
Let's start with the idea that you don't have to be in the service industry to reap the benefit of being courteous and polite. So often we overlook our attitudes as we are swept away in our workload, and we forget that cheer and manners aren't just something that should be put off. Everyone is cheered by a little honest friendliness. The trick is not to strain yourself, as people are turned off by false politeness even if they don't consciously register it. If it isn't easy for you, start small with a little extra eye contact when thanking someone for a favor, and move forward from there. Also remember its okay to break yourself from your work every once in a while to take the time to connect with your fellow employees, even if it's just a quick wave and a brief chat. More importantly, approach the situation openly, sometime work is a good topic if they are in a good mood, but other times it's just nice to pull away to a topic that doesn't involve stress.
Let's start with the idea that you don't have to be in the service industry to reap the benefit of being courteous and polite. So often we overlook our attitudes as we are swept away in our workload, and we forget that cheer and manners aren't just something that should be put off. Everyone is cheered by a little honest friendliness. The trick is not to strain yourself, as people are turned off by false politeness even if they don't consciously register it. If it isn't easy for you, start small with a little extra eye contact when thanking someone for a favor, and move forward from there. Also remember its okay to break yourself from your work every once in a while to take the time to connect with your fellow employees, even if it's just a quick wave and a brief chat. More importantly, approach the situation openly, sometime work is a good topic if they are in a good mood, but other times it's just nice to pull away to a topic that doesn't involve stress.
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