Ok...not sure I understand the question then. In what way could you use SSRS with Silverlight 4?

The SSRS web front end does not use Silverlight, but you can embed SSRS...

What's SL4?

This is specifically in relation to a CLR procedure, not a function. I don't believe SQL Server has any opportunity to parallelise execution of a CLR Procedure. How would it...

Still not understanding the problem. Rounding a float/real won't end up in this overflow unless you've reached the ceiling of the data type.

At which point are you implicitly converting it...

What's your calling application? Why are you not explicitly defining your data types before executing? The solution is to explicitly set your data type to the maximum precision and scale...

You can only multi-thread if you're running your CLR as UNSAFE...

This seems like a fairly inefficient method of doing this.

It may just be the way you're describing it, but if you're going to do your calculations in .Net code,...

If you post some sample data that actually represents what you're trying to do e.g. an XML document that looks like the one your referring to with multiple records and...

SQL Server's XML handling is pretty good. Basically you'll want to CROSS Apply using the XML.Nodes() method.

Here's the BOL reference:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188282.aspx

Sorry, just realised that you've already looked at the KB I posted. It's actually not applicable to Windows 7 - there's an MS blog here detailing how to repair these...

I seem to remember most of the 6 month trial's of SQL Server are the Enterprise Edition.

Not sure if this link may help:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300956

Ah, sorry, I misunderstood. So EOracle is a SQL Server DB and clm_edit_wq_clm is a view on it that uses a linked server to Oracle?

Yeah, that driver is a little...

Odd that it fails with a compatibility mode of 100 - I wonder if it's something to do with mapping from Oracle's dates to the new date/datetime2 data types.

Would you...

Ok, the important thing to know is that the order of a select statement is never guaranteed unless you have an order by clause. If you want it to return...

The distinct operation must occur first because that's logically what you're asking from the query.

Reading between the lines of what you've said above, are you're saying that you sometimes receive...