Jon-538504 (6/20/2010)

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Perry Whittle (6/20/2010)

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on the third step of the wizard you are required to supply credentials for a sql server instance.

Verify the instance name you are using and that the...

on the third step of the wizard you are required to supply credentials for a sql server instance.

Verify the instance name you are using and that the windows account. Also...

GregoryAJackson (6/17/2010)

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We are currently entertaining the idea of moving our production DBs (OLTP) to a Network Appliance iSCSI "SAN".

I am vehemently opposed to this, but the vendor is doing a...

An issue I noticed was, if for instance you were to go to compatibility 90 from 80 you would gain the ability for TRY..CATCH against your database but would lose...

again more info please, can you post the setup log

can you supply more information about the setup?

also SQL Server use UDP over port 1434

SSRS generall only installs and configures if it sees a local instance of SQL Server if i remember correctly, otherwise it installs files only mode. Check Books online for more...

as Ed already pointed out you have to create the reportserver databases manually in files only install mode

something like this may work if you need it

declare @command1 nvarchar(2000)

set @command1 = 'backup database ? to disk=''o:\?\?_' +

convert(varchar(20), getdate(), 112) + '.bak'''

exec sp_MSforeachdb @command1

they are licence terms NOT the number...

yes you should backup the reportserver database as it holds the reportserver configuration\definitions

it's not cluster aware

track the machine down using its ip address and find out what is trying to authenticate

Hi

on this product licensing is disabled. The following...