I'm with Gus and Vishal on this one. Do one dataset to take care of header/footer info and then create subreports based on that. You can even embed...

IT depends. Mainly on the environment, the company the size of the data, the number of other DBA's. I.E. you would probably do quite well in an organization...

Not sure why this would happen this way in a cluster (as I would imagine they should be setup the same else it wouldn't work properly), but it sounds like...

Michael Valentine Jones pointed out to me once that using 0 instead of 17530101 can cause issues on date calculations where you are dealing with dates prior to 1900-01-01. ...

I would think you might be able to accomplish this by the use of a data driven subscription and a custom Delivery Extension. You can start with Custom delivery...

MastahYoda (3/16/2010)

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Thanks a lot for answers! There was a multivalue set operation to one of local variables after all. I fixed that and now procedure call works fine as a...

tosscrosby-60625 (3/16/2010)

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I always wanted something like that for my car. Nothing...

In order to configure SSRS you need to use the reporting services configuration tool. It should have been installed with the rest of the client components on your workstation....

NoBIBummer, I'd be very careful about what you have to say on this public site about the test you've just taken. You may be flirting with violating the NDA...

The reportserver URL is a property of your solution and it is the same as the value of the location for where you want the report to be deployed on...

I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to accomplish as your sample data is rather vague. If you follow the first link in my signature it will detail...

So what was I reading in another thread about Alvin and his Puns?

It's all so clear now.

Happy Birthday Grant. Don't have too much fun today 😉

Cheers,

-Luke.

IT would seem that your job has a subquery that returns more than one record in a place where that's not allowed.

Perhaps you could post the query and some DDL...

I'm thinking so as well. Granted, Oracle has it's own funny ways of doing things, but at the end of the day it's just a database. Once the...