Glad it worked out for you.

-Luke.

Couple of things, first if this is really an SSIS question you might have better luck posting it in the SSIS forum. Secondly, yes SSIS is one way to...

Richard Gardner-291039 (6/10/2010)

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There's no antagonism, just call football football and gay rugby gay rubgy (or hand egg), that's not a lot to ask, I think, it is logically consistent after...

Stefan Krzywicki (6/10/2010)

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Richard Gardner-291039 (6/10/2010)

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Football doesn't need a new name, it has one, and has had since it was invented, giving it a new one because you've hijacked it for...

only4mithunc (6/9/2010)

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Hi friends I was away for a couple of days from this request...

I'm still trying to get a solution.

Luke / Veeren ,

As you mentioned I can use the http://...

If they aren't in the business of re-writing code, what does your support contract get you? perhaps you could look at a cost savings for your company by renegotiating...

Phil, since it's a 3rd party report referencing an encrypted stored procedure do you have a support contract that you can beat them over the head with to fix it?

If...

Seems like a pretty straightforward error.

Looks like in your dataset named Requirements you're using a cursor...

OK it sounds like your company is using embedded images, again this is a bit of a guess, but if it gets uploaded with the report then that's probably what...

Also, how are you displaying the image? Is it a background for the header, located in an image control? If so, how did you specify it, web/URL, embedded,...

Is the problem the image itself or it's size?

Did someone make a change to the image and all of a sudden you are having these issues? I'm guessing there...

If this is a different issue (i.e. not relating to SSRS 2008 Development) I would suggest creating another thread in the appropriate forum. Be sure to read the first...

I take it your issue is less about the cells merging and more about issues with attempting to sort the report using the excel tools and receiving an error something...

Thanks for the thoughts Lutz. I think that's basically what I'm doing or at least attempting to achieve. At first I tried grabbing a distinct set of firstnames...

Again, this is not a good use case for Reporting Services, I suppose it could theoretically be done by passing the parameters to some stored procedures but it's just not...