If the field in the db is set to text all Reporting services is going to do is pump out what ever text is in that field... but my guess...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/rsuiref/htm/cpu_rsconfig_v1_29ly.asp 

Where did u run the command prompt from... hopefully in the directory where rekeymgmt is in...

also remember to schedule a job to shrink the DB...

I believe somewhere when you were upgrading the guid had to have changed... if you are unable to recover the Keys then i would start a fresh install... good luck...

Rather then the HTML view being your default rendered output for this report you might want to change it to have XML be your default output...

If you have an MSDN Subscription you can go to there site and download it from there... you want the version of SQL (standard,enterprise) to match the version of Reporting...

Nope i got it set where they are not cached...

Well not only the parameter selection but the Time it takes when you hit the View Report button till the time its rendered.... what can you do to make it...

I can't remember the excact words of the article but its just stated something to the effect of not telling SQL to do the same thing twice cause it already knows...

I read somewhere that you really don't need the GO at the end of Stored procedures and views and such because the Stored procedure or view or whatever already knows...

We have a large database and this thing grows like more then 100,000 rows a day... an i get to use Reporting Services to report off views ... so i...

Yes I have had many problems ie like having a List and trying to add an Expression to the Hidden Property... PDF and HTML views works great but it crashes...

If you have problems installing Reporting Services please contact me.. use MSN IM thanks

have you tried using a matrix instead of a table???