Data whirring around is always good. It means there is progress, things are happening, and there is more to be done. Of course, if you have a huge database it doesn’t make much sense to identify the progress by combing through thousands of rows and who knows how...

  Imagine you are working on a job with a Merge Node, and on first build you have a very selective and specific list of joins between two sources. All good! Now suppose later on, for whatever reason, you have to make edits to your sources- the schema changes in your...

  Didi and I appear to be participating in an impromptu worker exchange program. A little more than a month ago I was working for The Echo Group, a behavioral healthcare software producer and Rapid Insight partner company. My decision to leave Echo opened up a couple...