Yeah I'd been searching for just such a solution for a while now. Just found it today, it tests out pretty good. nice thing is that it's already...

I've needed (perhaps that's too strong of a word, perhaps I just couldn't come up with a better alternative) to do just this type of silliness while extracting data from...

Just found the following today... Went through it step by step and it worked great!

http://www.mydatabasesupport.com/forums/ms-sqlserver/233916-rsclientprint-deployment-question.html

-Luke.

I'd actually liek to mention another post That I've just used to create my own MSI for deployment to my organization.. It's a bit more fully fleshed out for...

There is sort of, like I said you could theoretically store the username/password (encrypted of course) in some application variable that you could keep plugging into the connection string...

Check out...

You shoudl be able to access those via configuration manager...

and 1 thing to share if you are hitting f5 it...

So I'm guessing you want to force a UserName/Password Check when the user opens the app for the first time right?

I'd imagine you should just be able to then use...

You stated "i cant see the report in a web page".

I suppose my question would be why are you trying to? Just access the reportserver like your users do....

It looks like you are going in through an admin share. c$/d$ etc... depending on how your security is setup I've seen security apps where it will look...

So are you wanting the user to enter thier credentials each and every time they request new data?

what happens when user 1 walks away and doesn't close the...

What do you mean when you run a report from VS? are you talking about previewing in the preview tab? Or are you talking about clicking run? ...

If you're looking at the Open source market, and you want to use the above 3 deference makers... Enterprise DB (PostgreSQL) is the way to go... Ent. DB even...

So you stated that you couldn't user truncate because you have some FK's. If this is a script, that you're repopulating a database with, I'd imagine that your FK's...

Not sure how much this would help, but I just went through one of VMware's classes... In the class there were 12 students, 2 students per ESX server. ...

Yeah 2 weeks is a bit extreme.

While we're just getting into using VMware for Our Dev and QA stuff I know that this can be done in any number of...