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Pivot Adventure Works Database Collections
For the collections you need to open the Pivot Collection links in Pivot for them to work or you can download the zip files of the collections.
Collection with only the products that have an image other than "No Image" (place holder image in adventure works) (Pivot Collection) (Zip)
Collection with all products from the Adventure Works Database including the ones that have the "No Image" (Pivot Collection) (Zip)
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April 1st, 2010 - 18:24
Hey man,
I’d be interested in knowing how you exported the data into a pivot collection. I’ve got an access db that I need to pull into a collection and I’m having a time trying to figure out how to do it! Thanks for any help!
June 3rd, 2010 - 14:56
Hi, The link to the second collection (containing the non-image items) is wrong. I think it should be
http://www.anythingtheycando.com/Pivot/AdventureWorks/Collection2/pivotcollectionfile.cxml
Also, would you mind taking a look at what I’ve done with Pivot myself (http://tweetpivot.com)?
June 7th, 2010 - 11:25
Chris, I have checked it out and love it. I really think that what you have put together is amazing. When I first built the Pivot Collection Tools I was just at one of those points in life where you NEED a project. I really had a great time putting it together and hope that it led people to see what kind of cool stuff can be done with this tool. I got tons of feedback but I was really rushed building it cause I had sooooooooooooo little free time then. I cut many corners but it does do exactly what i set out to do. I am really happy that several other people have gone back and made much cleaner version of a TRUE Pivot API.
I recommend that everyone checks out the work that Chris is doing. I am not planning to make any more updates to this in the near future and if you would like to take over pivotcollectiontools.codeplex.com you are welcome to it as your API is the cleanest by far I have seen.
Bottom line JOB WELL DONE Chris!