I don't copy folders I just copy the RDL and all the related solution files which is very important because when changes are made most times only the solution files...

There are known issues with this process but another thing to know there is no 64bits VS2005 not even 2008 both can create and process 64bits dll but they remain...

I don't think so because when you ALTER a stored proc the reporting engine will not reflect the changes in your report without manually recreating the original report so working...

Loner,

I don't know about SQL Server only positions but positions that includes .NET you need to study the questions at interview questions sites and look up either in books or...

I don't think so because Microsoft says the reason VS2008 is 32bits is their customers plugins about 1000 plus are all in 32bits. The good news is most database...

I am trying to tell you loading VS2005 in 64bits mode will not give you a lot of development tools including Business Intelligence because those tools are in 32bits so...

VS2005 both the one that comes with SQL Server developer edition and I am assuming professional you installed are both 32bit applications. Yes you can use the pro to...

Remote is not the operative word because you can connect to the developer edition in a remote box if you are developing. You cannot use it for production local...

That version of SQL Server is for development only you cannot deploy that code, when it comes time to run that code in production you will need the option Matt...

Moving Reporting Services is not a simple task because the Master of the new Server is not aware of your old ReportServerDB and ReportServerTempDB. So I don't think your...

As Matt said you need SQL Server running to run the BID developed reports however there is free alternative that comes with the SQL Server Express Advanced Tool Kit version...

Storing Chinese, Japanese and Korean is not just simple Nvarchar issue because all three languages alphabet is more than 2000 characters so SQL_Variant is rolling the dice that you will...

The Chinese alphabet is more than 2000 characters so I don't think you can use varchar with Chinese collation you need Unicode so Nvarchar instead of varchar. Hope this...

tymberwyld (11/30/2007)

Peddie, .NET focuses on Application localization which is completely different...

I don't understand why you need to use OLEDB instead of the Microsoft or Oracle providers both are free. I also noticed there is no memory stream in you...