David Young

@deepinthecode
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Information Alchemist - I solve problems.

Data Scientist / Solutions Architect / Software Engineer

#azure #aws #cloudarchitecture #powerbi #sql

Questions About SAP Training

I used to try to write at least two articles per month here, but since taking a new job back in October 2023, I've been consumed mostly with learning about various aspects of SAP such as ABAP, BSP, and the like. Even so, I'm still here. In the last year and a half, I've probably learned more than I had in my previous ten years of my career.

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Questions About SAP Training - Deep in the Code

I used to try to write at least two articles per month here, but since taking a new job back in October 2023, I’ve been consumed mostly with learning about various aspects of SAP such as ABAP, BSP, and the like. Even so, I’m still here. In the last year and a half, I’ve probably … Continue reading "Questions About SAP Training"

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Setting up an HP Printer in HP Smart on WiFi with Dual Band Networks - Deep in the Code

Recently I had to buy a new printer, and I didn’t have time to do any real research on what I wanted, so I bought one of HP’s low-budget all-in-ones, the HP DeskJet 3755. Currently this printer is selling for less than $100. Setting this printer up on WiFi has been more complicated than I … Continue reading "Setting up an HP Printer in HP Smart on WiFi with Dual Band Networks"

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Filling the Skills Gap - Deep in the Code

Over the course of my career, I have learned about quite a few qualities that makes a team member add value to the team. Many of these strengths are fairly obvious: being willing to work hard, prioritizing tasks properly to meet deadlines, not becoming siloed and unaware of what other team members are doing, etc. … Continue reading "Filling the Skills Gap"

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Making a Code Block from a Power BI Query Readable Using Notepad++ - Deep in the Code

Oftentimes, when looking at the Advanced Editor window on a Power BI query, you will see that the SQL query in one of the steps has been compressed into fewer lines – perhaps even only one line; minified with codes like “#(lf)” (line feed) and “#(tab)”. To make this more readable, you can copy the … Continue reading "Making a Code Block from a Power BI Query Readable Using Notepad++"

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