Hello Reader,

Greetings to all our valued customers and subscribers! We are thrilled to share some exciting updates and developments with you in this edition of our newsletter.

What has AxioWorks been up to?

First and foremost, we have released SQList version 8! We are thrilled to see several customers already upgrading and experiencing the benefits first hand, and the feedback we are receiving is very positive. The standout new feature of this release is “Multiple instances”, a ground breaking capability that enables advanced parallelization of large replications.

For more information on this new release, visit: http://support.axioworks.com/upgrade-notes/what-is-new-in-sqlist-ver-8000.

In other news, we are excited to inform you that we have embarked on a new venture: a series of webinars set to launch in September. This is new territory for us and we invite you to share any suggestions or express your interest in being involved. We greatly value your input and look forward to creating informative and engaging sessions that cater to your needs.

Last but not least, our team has been diligently working on a brand-new product. While we are keeping it under wraps for now, we are planning to release a beta version towards the end of the year. Watch this space!

Thank you for your continued support and trust in our services. Stay tuned for more exciting updates and developments in the coming months.

Focus blog entry: Case study: Document management in the Oil and Gas industry.

In the realm of the Oil and Gas industry, efficient document management takes on a paramount role, particularly when it comes to auditing and compliance. With a multitude of regulations, contracts, safety protocols, and engineering plans, companies operating in this industry heavily rely on robust document management systems to ensure adherence to stringent standards. By emphasizing organized storage, seamless retrieval, and accurate distribution of crucial documents, these systems facilitate effective auditing processes and enable companies to maintain compliance with industry regulations. In this high-stakes environment, the ability to streamline document management becomes not just a necessity but a crucial driver for success and integrity in the Oil and Gas sector.

Read all about it in this month’s article: Case study: Document management in the Oil and Gas industry..

O365 feature of the month: Secure Strings Environment Variables in Power Platform: Access Azure Key Vault Secrets

In this video, we will learn how to use secure strings environment variables in Power Platform to access secrets stored in Azure Key Vault. We will start by creating a Key Vault and configuring it. Then, we will create a secret and store it in the Key Vault. Next, we will create a secure string in the Power Platform solution to access the Key Vault secret. Finally, we will set up a Power Automate flow and use the actions to get the secret value without exposing it in plain text.

Do check out our vLog on Secure Strings Environment Variables in Power Platform: Access Azure Key Vault Secrets.

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Here is a small selection of interesting articles/vlogs from the net.

Lakehouse VS. Warehouse VS. Datamart – The Difference Between The Three Fabric Objects

Three types of objects in the Microsoft Fabric have similarities in what they can do for an analytics system. These three are: Lakehouse, Data Warehouse, and Power BI Datamart. All three objects provide storage for the data, which can be loaded into them using an ETL process and read using something like a Power BI report. Read this article to understand the actual differences and how to choose the best option for your implementation and architecture.
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T-SQL Gap-Filling Challenge

This is an interesting T-SQL challenge involving gap-filling of missing dates and balances. I found the challenge interesting and common enough and figured that my readers would probably find it interesting to work on as well.
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Stairway to Advanced T-SQL

This stairway will contain a series of articles that will expand on the T-SQL foundation that you learned in the prior two T-SQL stairways, Stairway to T-SQL DML and T-SQL Beyond the Basics. This stairway should help readers prepare for passing the Microsoft Certification exam 70-461: Querying Microsoft SQL Server 2012.
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That’s all folks, till next time.

Hello Reader,

We hope this newsletter finds you well. We have some exciting updates to share with you this month.

What has AxioWorks been up to?

May has been dedicated to the finalization of SQList’s upcoming version 8 to be released mid-June. This significant update has kept up so busy that even our monthly newsletter is being sent a few days later than usual.

Nonetheless, we are thrilled to unveil the latest version, which includes an exceptional new feature: Multiple Instances. This remarkable addition allows you to distribute your replications among various replication processes, all operating on the same machine. Each instance operates independently from one another and can be conveniently managed and monitored through the familiar SQList Manager interface.

For more information on this new release, visit: http://support.axioworks.com/upgrade-notes/what-is-new-in-sqlist-ver-8000.

As always, we’are looking to expand our sales capability and work with new partners. If you’re interested in partnering with us or have any questions about how SQList can fit in your product toolbelt, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Focus blog entry: Why AxioWorks SQList? Here are 7 reasons.

SharePoint has established itself as a powerful platform for internal collaboration, document management, and web application development within enterprises. However, harnessing its data and integrating it with existing systems or reporting tools can be complex, if not impossible. This is where SQList comes in, offering a seamless and efficient solution to expose SharePoint content as SQL Server tables. In this article, we will explore the key benefits of using SQList, how it simplifies reporting, enhances integration, and reduces costs associated with SharePoint..

Read all about it in this month’s article: Why AxioWorks SQList? Here are 7 reasons..

O365 feature of the month: PowerApps co-authoring and GitHub Integration

Discover the latest advancements in PowerApps with the introduction of co-authoring features through seamless GitHub Integration. Join us in this video as we explore the enhanced capabilities that empower multiple users to collaboratively develop and co-author the same Canvas App effortlessly. By integrating the application with GitHub and leveraging its powerful Source Control functionality, developers can now streamline their collaborative efforts in real-time.

Do check out our vLog on PowerApps co-authoring and GitHub Integration.

Featured content

Here is a small selection of interesting articles/vlogs from the net.

SharePoint roadmap pitstop: May 2023

May 2023 brought great new offerings to SharePoint and Microsoft 365: Customizable Viva Connections mobile dashboard, Syntex image tagger, Syntex prebuilt model for contracts, OneDrive: Simplified sharing, Loop components in Outlook Mobile, and more. It also highlights public disclosures from two recent events, Microsoft 365 Conference and Microsoft Build.
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SQL LAG and LEAD Functions

LAG and LEAD analytic functions came with SQL Server 2012. With these two functions you can access data from the subsequent rows along with the data from the current row? Before SQL Server 2012, we used to do that by joining to the same table.
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Create remote event receiver in SharePoint Online step by step tutorial

n this SharePoint Online tutorial, we will discuss how to create a remote event receiver in SharePoint Online using Visual Studio. Also, we will see how to deploy the remote event receiver to Microsoft Azure.
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That’s all folks, till next time.

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PowerApps Modern Controls are a new set of controls that can be used to create more modern and engaging apps. The controls are based on Microsoft’s Fluent Design System, which means they look and feel consistent with other Microsoft products. They also offer a number of new features and capabilities that can help you improve the functionality and user experience of your apps.

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