Not sure then.  On my system, I have SSRS 2016 running on SQL Server 2016.  If memory serves, SSRS 2016 has its own web host and doesn't rely on IIS...

Quick read of the documentation, for an XFS filesystem, it seems you can SET the block size larger, but the kernel will only let you mount it if the partition...

I am not an expert on this, but my understanding is that it is recommended.

Same thing in windows, it isn't that you HAVE to set it to 64k, it just...

My company is actually doing exactly what you say!  The DBA role is slowly becoming less relevant at work as more and more tools are being migrated to the cloud. ...

I did test it (on the screen) in Windows 10, with SSRS 2016 and Edge version 89.0.774.54 (Official build) (64-bit) as well as chrome Version 89.0.4389.90 (Official Build) (64-bit).

Now I...

First step, make sure your web browser is fully up to date.

I just tested this in both Chrome and Edge (both at the latest release version) and zooming in or...

My advice - ask your license provider about that.

CAL vs Core really depends on your scenario and setup and the deals your licensing provider can get you.

Plus, in the event...

If you need to compare the 2, you will either need to do it manually (bleh) or with a tool.  Most tools that manage this are of the paid variety. ...

Fun thing - it makes no difference if you use UNION or UNION ALL.  Changes the result set for sure, but the estimated execution plan remains the same.  Performance with...

Happy to help.

There are advantages and disadvantages to all of the approaches.  linked servers can help reduce data duplication.  SSIS can allow you to transform the data as you go. ...

What error do you get and what is your expression for the visibility on the column?

I think you are going to be using the IIF and OR functions for the...

Fun thing you can look into - windowing functions.

For example, if you wanted to SUM Time1 ONLY by the EmpNo (as in your first query) and not by department, job,...

Rather than having us jump through the blogs and guess on the syntax for your UPDATE statement (and the probable typo), could you post the TSQL you used to do...

That error "SSL Security Error" is the problem for sure.  Best guess - the old driver is using a weaker encryption method than the new one so SQL is refusing...

My first thought - what error are you getting in the application and in your logs (SQL and Windows)?

My guess, without seeing your system and setup, is that it is...