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Chinook BI

Update: I built the original version of this solution in 2010, but I am updating the solution with SSDT 2012.

This is an entire BI solution on Chinook sample database using SSIS, SSAS, and SSRS.

Credits: Enterprise SSIS Framework has been used to implement the ETL componments in this soluiton.

Please find Source Code here.

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