It does involve a certain "technique" because you have to hit them right in the kisser with some awesome code without hurting their feelings. Very difficult to do if they're...

JacekO (4/7/2009)

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Gift Peddie (4/7/2009)

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I have just looked at that application the US government will not even issue trade mark for crap people like me can create in our sleep with...

I've had two SRX's open with Microsoft and they state that it's not their problem and that nobody else is complaining so it must be bad code. Obviously that isn't...

I have just looked at that application the US government will not even issue trade mark for crap people like me can create in our sleep with most RDBMS. ...

It is like SSRS you must install it in your C drive because the installation path is fixed which means you cannot change the location. Check below for details.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143547(SQL.90).aspx

Personally, I don't care if you're black, white, yellow, red, brown, purple, male, female, something in between, have 3 eyes, or glow in the dark... if you can demonstrate some...

That is correct because if you look you will find upgrade and migration not running with SSRS not inintialized error because the Master database does not know the SSRS database...

You cannot run production SSRS without the relational engine. BIDs is a development tool build to test code you cannot compare that to production deployment.

Per Microsoft you need at least the relational engine installed with SSRS or it will not run because the SSRS service is initialized by the relational engine. There is...

I've been thinking about this a bit. I think that those that want to help and post should reserve their own judgment. They should have the chance to try and...

I would not advice you to upgrade a 7.0 database to 2005 with backup and restore so you need to use SSIS to move your 7.0 to 2005. The...

Yes can but you cannot run SSRS without Vista Business or Vista Ultimate because IIS 7 must have Windows authentication to run SSRS. However you could run SQL Server...

That is the current Microsoft OLE DB driver for x64 boxes so you need to install it in all your Win2003 instances in all your nodes.

Rahul,

You need Win2003 sp2 and the Win2003 OLE DB driver which is also a separate download and you must know when developing with Microsoft platform connection to SQLPlus is not...

You are missing Win2003 sp2 because it fixed many MDAC issues which included many driver issues because I think Oracle 11g client was developed for Win2003 sp2 boxes.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=08FEC2F5-6E3B-4E0D-9314-646414D0A421&displaylang=en