hi Kathleen,

I'm not from MS and this comment isn't specifically about your licensing structure... but...

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I was on an interview recently and talked about our report solution and one of the...

If you want to render the HTML as it came from the database, IMHO Reporting Services would not be the right way to do it. 

Reporting Services, by definition, are...

What version of IIS and what OS are you running?

Also, any chance you are accessing the server via a VPN that could be doing the rewriting?

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First of all, I didn't say </br>.  I said <br/>.

Second, I see that you have used CHR(13) and CHR(13)+CHR(10) inconsistently, which can be an issue in another RS situations --...

What error did you get with the <br>?  Maybe you just have to use well-formed HTML (ie <br/&gt.

Is the report being delivered as embedded...

Nice.  the difference in time is more pronounced at 40k rows than 20k, although if you keep going up the time to create the delimited string becomes too unbearable to test.

Question:...

If the report attachment is fine through Outlook but not fine through OWS this is *not* likely to be "something in the core of RS", more likely to be something...

(mid-coffee)

a join seemed to worked, I think...  would it have been better to use APPLY? TIA, I've never tried it.  And thank you for the article!

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Hi Kevin,

You've already got a solution that works for you -- I would agree that writing some dynamic sql makes sense here --  but I have another thought for you...  

In...

I thought maybe we could do this with EVENTINFO() in a trigger, but the calling proc isn't included in the schema (would be nice!).

Looking at the docs, it seems maybe you...

>>As long as the trigger is enabled you can make sure that the logic will work.

Maybe could also create a database-level trigger using the same technique, to make sure that the table...

>>In the end, what I'd like is to simply have another method of delivery (via printer) that any subscription can use to print to any printer on our lan.

I...

Well, Rod, I'm sorry to hear that your environment doesn't support you... and you didn't hit a nerve except maybe for the one that says "didn't I explain all this...

'Scuse me, Rod, but I understand why your ASP.NET server is outside the firewall, I do understand the purpose of separating out these functions, working with partners, etc.  I am not...

You haven't really explained anything about your ASP.NET application or where it's situated on your network.  But the fact that it "uses SSL" doesn't change anything in the equation, or...