I'm at #9 and hope to stay in the top 10. It takes quite a bit of work.

I'll be at the Summit, I hope all that are...

I'm a little late to the party, but I would agree with what annemurray99 said. I think being involved in the community has more to do with age and...

Do you have Visual Studio installed on the client so you can step through the code? If not, can you modify the code to write to a log file...

Anyone else notice less responsiveness from OP's lately? Seems like the threads I respond to have other people post, but the OP doesn't even answer questions.

Elliott W (10/5/2009)

---

I have experienced this as well, I was often getting no matches when I could see the match in the table.. It wasn't till I forced a...

Matt Whitfield (10/5/2009)

---

I feel your pain.

I've just finished doing the entire house over the period of...

davidandrews13 (10/5/2009)

---

it does fall down if your birthday is this year but hasn't happened yet

select DATEDIFF(year,'1981-12-04',getdate())

will say 28 when they will still be 27

admittedly, its probably safe to say that...

It would be easier to supply an example if you posted some more information as is mentioned in article referenced the first link in my signature.

Are you writing the SQL...

If you have direct access to the server, have you looked at any of the DMV's like sys.dm_exec_query_stats?

I'd look into Space Sensitivity as noted by Tim Mitchell in this blog post.

I'm not sure what is causing your error but here is a link that will show what SQL Server 2005 editions are supported on what OS's, http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143506(SQL.90).aspx

In theory accessing SQL Server over wireless should be no different than doing it via a hard-wired connection.

What application are you using to connect to SQL Server?

I would guess that the issue is that you are not logging into a domain, thus Windows NT Integrated Security is not going to work (there may be ways to...

I'm not sure where you are getting the error. Is the error on starting SSRS, accessing the Report Manager web site, or trying to manage SSRS from SSMS?

Is SSRS...

Is there a trigger on the table?

Oops, didn't read all of George's response before posting. But at least we agree.