SQLkiwi (4/4/2011)

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Darn my addled jet-lagged brain - I forgot to mention how great it was to meet Jack Corbett and have a couple of good long chats with him. ...

Jeff Moden (4/2/2011)

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SQLkiwi (4/2/2011)

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What an amazing day at SQL Saturday #71 in Boston today.

Got to meet heaps of great people including Grant and Stefan K!

If anyone would like to see...

SQLkiwi (4/2/2011)

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What an amazing day at SQL Saturday #71 in Boston today.

Got to meet heaps of great people including Grant and Stefan K!

If anyone would like to see the slides...

CirquedeSQLeil (4/4/2011)

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Jack Corbett (4/4/2011)

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Definitely depends on region AND size of the company. ...

+1 many times over...

Definitely depends on region AND size of the company. I'm looking now...

Gianluca Sartori (3/31/2011)

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I think I will have to wait 40 years more for that, at best. They keep raising the...

Do you mean on the same development machine or the same server?

You can have them side by side on both, but when developing reports you need to make sure you...

This is it for 2000.

SELECT t.name AS table_name,

c.name AS column_name,

y.name AS column_type,

...

It sounds like you upgraded the tools on your development machine, but that you did not upgrade the Report Server itself.

I don't see anything in the query that would cause that error. I ran it in SSMS against SQL Server 2005 without error. Exactly how are you calling...

Here's an idea that I think is close to Craig's suggestion:

SELECT

*

FROM

dbo.appointments AS A

JOIN (

...

Yes, if you go the schema route and grant the necessary permissions on the schema then the rights are "inherited" for every object in the schema. Here's an example:

User:...

Grant Fritchey (3/30/2011)

Oh, and for those interested, I've heard through the grape vine that the call for speakers goes out soon and will be abbreviated this year. Get your abstracts...

Congrats! First time attending?

Oh and I can't resist, what about SQLRally....