Microsoft® Codename "Dallas" Feature Voting
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Stock Market data
Stock Market data - very surprised it's not already here.
30 votesThanks for the suggestion. I agree, historical data (Scott’s comment) could be interesting.
Anyone else have any thoughts on stock market data?
Thanks!
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Duplicate data from newspaper websites
Some newspapers (eg http://www.guardian.co.uk/data-store) make a lot of interesting data available online - why not do a deal to duplicate this in Dallas? It would add loads of great, free content and do so in a way that's much more useful than a csv file or a Google spreadsheet...
15 votesHi Chris,
Have you seen our current news feed from the Associated Press? If not, you can find an overview here: http://www.pinpoint.microsoft.com/en-US/PartnerDetails.aspx?PartnerId=12884901889&ProductId=12884902241&CurrentTab=1.
You can explore the dataset by clicking the big orange “Trial” button on the right side of the page. This will take you to the Dallas Account and Subscription Management portal, where you’ll be asked to accept AP’s End User License Agreement. Once you do, you’ll be subscribed to the dataset and able to explore what it offers.
If you don’t already have a Dallas account, you’ll need a Live ID and a Dallas invitation code to create one. If you don’t already have a Dallas invitation code, you can request one at dinvite@microsoft.com.
Back to your suggestion… Is this what you had in mind?
Thanks!
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Add metadata to the services
I'm building a universal data browser. It can display relational data, WCF Data Services data, Amazon data, Flickr data, and much more.
The OData format is great because it allows us to get all sorts of data in a unique format. I use it to display data coming from any WCF Data Service, from the Open Government Data Initiative (OGDI), but unfortunately, I can't use it for Dallas data. This is because my tool uses the metadata exposed by the services, but it seems that Dallas does not expose metadata.
I haven't found how to get something like $metadata with…16 votesHi Fabrice,
thanks for this feedback. There is nothing like that right now. We are investigating how to expose the metadata for our services.
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would like to be able to use Dallas items in SQL Server.
Build a connection from SQL Server to get data in Dallas.
23 votes
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