sburcombe (6/1/2012)

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I'm definitely an 'a.' Love my job, and work with great people. The only drawback is that in this area, qualified people are in very short supply. Good thing...

"C" was mention in the video podcast for this editorial. I watched...

cphite (5/3/2012)

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Rod,

Based on the above, my understanding is that you can access the reports via the ReportServer URL but not via the Reports URL... is this still the case?

Maybe...

spivey (5/11/2012)

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Its usually less about time, and more about "brain energy". Its easy to spend the time and energy researching a current problem or reading a quick article. ...

Megistal (5/11/2012)

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Easy question, none (no hour per whatever period) are officially allowed.

You are granted to read something if it's directly related to the work being done right now (not tomorrow...

I don't own an e-reader, so I've no idea of their capabilities. Someday I probably will, so I'll be watching this thread with interest.

No, on the old server SSRS isn't functional at all.

charles.byrne (5/3/2012)

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Not to detract from XML, but from a programmer's perspective you better also learn JSON as well since some databases (MongoDB, CouchDB, Persevere) and services/frameworks are leaning in that...

Oh, so then it's no big deal. OK, thanks.

happycat, what do you mean by "be sure you don't make a bad situation worse by updating the ReportServer database"?

happycat59 (4/16/2012)

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When you deploy a report to reporting services, it is actually stored in the ReportServer database. If you need to get a copy of a report, the normal...

Thank you very much, Eugene, for that explanation.

Lynn, you're absolutely right, Eugene's code works perfectly. In fact, it's amazing. I love it! It's so elegant. I remember, not too long ago, a SQL...

The DDL code that Eugene has produced illustrates what I'm talking about.

That's good information to know, Lisa, thanks.