Differences between 2000 and 2005 That's not true. BOTH SQL 2000 and 2005 will allow the proper use of SELECT statements inside the function.
However, neither will allow a SELECT statement to be used to return data to the client outside of the defined function data return (either scalar or TVF.) Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Reporting Services Add-in Installation Error Yeah I get exactly the same thing - "Removing backup files" just sits there. Hasn't uninstalled the product yet, maybe I'm too impatient
When I check the activity, the HCINSTAL (which I guess is the right process) is active and consuming CPU, but apart from that nothing... I rebooted the server just in case, and though it seems to think the product is installed I'd like to get a clean install! Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Ever See This? No Borders or Icons on Tasks I've seen couple cases with same problem, it was caused by old video driver (I think these machines had original Nvidia driver supplied with XP), the problem disappeared once the video driver was updated to the latest version from the video card vendor site. Give it a try. Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Can't connect to sql express 2005 Which error do you get HTH, Jens K. Suessmeyer.
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Importing Data from Oracle 10g to Sql Server 2005 using Linked Server MSDAORA does not support 10g, have a look at INFO: Limitations of Microsoft Oracle ODBC Driver and OLEDB Provider Try using OraOLEDB.Oracle instead. Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Missing Table Data in SQL 2005 Standard if the database is intact then it should be due to some delete statement. Otherwise , database can not have these kind of inconsistant behaviour. You can try the default trace of sql server 2005 and see whats the statement ran in the morning if the trace is logged. Check here http://madhuottapalam.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html
Otherwise you have to restore the database from backup and do reverse engineering
Madhu Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Odd characters added to T-SQL Automatically the characters being added are highlighted below:
... tablename left outer join (select ...) aliasname
WITH „\ Ð×’ö͹ µÊ „\ Ð× „\ ø¶ Ð×Çf „\ „\ Ð× Ð× Í¹ Ð× µÊ „\ Äk
on tablename.column = aliasname.column ....
If I manually delete the highlighted section it puts it straight back in. I now can't edit any of our reports at all as its doing this to all of them. Help! Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
SQL CE 3.0 (Mobile 2005) Max DB Size Question Consider that years ago the SQLCe engine's predecessor was designed to work on a phone or PDA--a device with a very small amount of memory. The Max size parameter permitted one to make sure the database didn't exaust the available RAM--remember, most phones did not have disk drives... ;).
Sure, set it to 4GB if you have the disk space. Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
help? Do you compose the commands on your own If yes, try to see what command(text) is actually executed against the database. if not, startup profiler to see the command executed. HTH, Jens K. Suessmeyer. --- http://www.sqlserver2005.de --- Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Transform data from DB on sql server 2000 to another on sql server 2005? Depends on what you need to do.
Could be best to use SSIS, DTS, bcp the data out and in, copy via a linked server or openrowset, write a VB, C, .net application, ... Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Please help! Installing sqlserver Express edition wont provide you management studio. You need to download SSMS setup seperately and install. Refer the link to download SSMSE download. Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Report running very slow compared to Query Analyzer - high TimeDataRetrieval I am having this same issue.
In SSMS, the stored procedure will run in about 3 seconds and returns about 300 rows. In Visual Studio, on the same machine, it takes over 4 minutes.
Anyone have any idea why this might be happening
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Refresh a windows form without closing it You can create a button and then in the click event use:
me.refresh which will refresh the whole form, or you can do controlname .refresh which will refresh just the specific control. Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
CPU Usage by SSIS Karunakaran wrote:
In my quest of writing a generic SSIS package programatically, I have another block.
When I execute the exe seperately it consumes more than half of the CPU, some times its more than 90%. Is there any way where I can say how much of CPU to be used Thanks & Regards, Karunakaran
No. There is no "resource governor" functionality in SSIS. Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
changing a field's value when user updates data For changing the field value from ¡®Yes¡¯ no ¡®No¡¯ you can use the trigger (for update). Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Reference for SQL SERVER 2000 Hello!!!
Seems to me the masterminds must be asleep!!!
I just wanted some reference book names which people have used and would refer as good books to have
Please Anyone on here Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Attach DB Without Transaction Logs Hi,
you can use sp_attach_single_file_db but it works only on databases that have a single log file.
When sp_attach_single_file_db attaches the database to the server, it builds a new log file. If the database is read-only, the log file is built in its previous location.
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OR by reading this thread attaching DB without .ldf file
CU
tosc Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
added two more user parameters Looks to me like when you're calling the SPROC, you're not passing in all of the Region_Key's or all of the possible Question_Code's. The SPROC syntax looks fine, assuming you're sure that the LEFT function is working correctly. To find out exactly what's wrong, I would recommend isolating your changes one by one. Test the SPROC with only the Region_Key param and see what you get. If it's right, test with only the Question_Code param. Then try together. Problems like this are frequently caused by you not realizing that there are NULLs or blanks in your data, and so when you pass certain parameters, it will exclude other rows and therefore throw off your totals. Hope that helps. Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
No servers available SQL Server 2005 has disabled remote connections by default for security reasons, you can enable the remote connection by using the surface area configuration manager (see the screencast on my site for more information). make also sure that you use the SQL Server Browser if you use named instances which should be found by browsing the network.
Jens K . Suessmeyer
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SEND/RECEIVE and Message Order A single queue reader (max_queue_readers = 1) with a RECEIVE TOP 1 will dequeue messages in the order they were enqueued.
Also, if the conversations used have no business meaning, you can send only one message per conversation (i.e. each conversation = one message = one order), the RECEIVE will then dequeue them in the order enqueued.
BinaryCoder wrote:
Limited experimentation showed that SQL Server totally disregards the order in which the messages were sent (on different conversations to the same queue).
RECEIVE (w/o a WHERE clause) will lock the first unlocked conversation group ordered by the queueing_order column and then return all available messages for the locked conversations group. Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Is this possible without using cursors? Walter:
This can be done with an outer join. The main thing to verify is what you want to do when you have NULL returned for OUTER TABLE results:
select p.personID, a.addressID, a.[default] from Person p left join address a on p.personID = a.personID and a.[default] = 1
-- ------------ Sample Output: ------------
-- personID addressID default -- ----------- ----------- ------- -- 1 1 1 -- 2 4 1 -- 3 NULL NULL
Dave Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Bulk Insert into a Table Variable Yeah, bulk insert is designed for actual tables, not table variables. Silly really, as you would think the system shouldn't really differentiate between the two... but unfortunately it does. Try creating a table in your database and seeing if it works with only that changed - if it does, then there's your problem for sure. Rob Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Packege fails after moving to production machine... It looks like credential issue. Check the connection... change the user name and password...
Madhu Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
constrained flag in the STRTOSET function violated The constrained flag is not your problem, it is simply a flag for the STRTOSET function, and you can get rid of it.
The output of the datepicker is a string, the format of that string depends on the location you have your browser set to (eg IE is set to en-US by default). The approach i have used for this in the past is to CDate the output from the datepicker, then use Format to make it into a string that matches your cube's date heirarchy so that you can use STRTOSET on it. So, in your MDX where you have:
STRTOSET(@yourDateParameter, CONSTRAINED)
change it to:
STRTOSET( Format( CDate(@yourDateParameter), "<suitable format code>"), CONSTRAINED)
the <suitable format code> bit could be something like "yyyy/MM/dd" , what i ended up needing to resemble my date heirarchy was "yyyy-MM-ddT00:00:00" .
Hope this helps. Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
After SSIS package runs All rows, All Fields are NULL in destination table ??? I do't have a cue why this would be happening but if I were investigating I would start at the SQL End. That means SQL profiler to find out what insert statements are being issued. Admittedly I'm assuming that Profiler will work with SQL CE.
-Jamie Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
Help Please...request to send data to the computer running IIS has failed Try replacing sqlce.domain.com with the IP address of the machine you are replicating with. To determine that IP address, run IPCONFIG /ALL at a command prompt on that machine. If your machine is disconnected from the network, you can use the Microsoft Loopback Adapter instead.
-Darren Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
OLE DB Command and Select No, it isn't the correct transformation. You want to use the Lookup transformation instead. The SQL for the lookup will just be: Select * from table Then you'll map the incoming column to the id column in the lookup table. (No parameters necessary) Also, FYI - you'll be better off performing a "select column1, column2, column3, ... from table" than using a "select *" format. Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
rs.MoveNext triggers "Operation is not allowed when the object is closed" This is a wild guess since the information is not sufficient, but could you try specifying the cursor location like objPhoneCenter.Conn = ADODB.CursorLocationEnum.adUseClient and see if there are any changes in behavior Tag: How could I know the version of Reporting Services in my machine?
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