If all you want is the ability to lookup and access your queries - then you might consider Azure Data Studio instead of SSMS.  That does allow you to define...

What is the expected result?  How do you want the data returned?

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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/guidance/migrate-ssrs-reports-to-power-bi

That is the first article I found searching - so it looks like it is possible.

Along with what Grant has stated and since they said it did "regular" SQL Backups, have them do a test restore using native tools only to prove...

This is not going to allow index usage in the join: AND KeyValue = (co.co_num + '-' + CAST(coitem.co_line AS VARCHAR(10)) + '-0' )

Further to @JeffModen's idea - create a...

Too bad you didn't migrate to the catalog - that would take care of these kinds of issues as well as provide additional features that are not available for package...

Not sure how to help then - the choices are pretty clear for SSRS related reporting.  You can build a wrapper in your application around the reporting server - with...

Understood but that's not my question.  To be more clear, you stated that...

I'd rather write components in a project written in C# that yield the results that...

First comment - make sure you use the table aliases in your sub-queries.  This not only helps identify what you are comparing - but if you reference a column that...

That is not an error - it is a warning.  When you delete a login - if that login is associated with a user in any database that user will...

GROUP BY or DISTINCT or ROW_NUMBER() or RANK() or DENSE_RANK() - or maybe a CROSSTAB/PIVOT.

Any of those might be the right solution, but without sample data and expected results -...

Not sure if you were asking for more details - seems you found the answer.  For earlier version of the ACE drive - the parameter was /passive vs /quiet for...

It really comes down to how you want to architect your reporting solution.  If you need to embed the reports into your application - then using RDLC reports is a...

I think you are looking for RDLC reports - which are standalone Reporting Services reports.  Here are a couple of links to get you started:

https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/beginners-guide-for-creating-standalone-rdlc-reports-with-s/

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ProBITools.MicrosoftRdlcReportDesignerforVisualStudio-18001

If you search: ssrs 2019 rdlc...

SQL Server Management Studio is a 32-bit application - and therefore requires the 32-bit version of the drivers for Office based applications.  However, many are now installing the 64-bit version...