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  • RE: Getting started with SSRS

    I tried http://amci-rjf/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx (my machine's name is "amci-rjf"), but I got the same "The resource cannot be found" error message.

    Thank you for your help, Dan.

  • RE: Getting started with SSRS

    I tried going to http://localhost/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx on my development PC, but that failed. ("Resource cannot be found"). I checked in IIS on my machine, and it isn't there, either....

  • RE: Getting started with SSRS

    Dan.Humphries (8/9/2010)


    If you look under the configuration folder do you see something that says reporting services configuration manager?

    Yes, Dan, that is there. I've run it and gotten it connected...

  • RE: Getting started with SSRS

    Thank you for your response, dbowlin. I tried looking into both the SQL 2008 and VS 2008 folders, but couldn't see it. Here's what I see:

    Microsoft SQL Server...

  • RE: Getting started with SSRS

    I must have done something wrong. I got my installation disk, put it in, and I thought installed SSRS 2008. At least it told me it installed SSRS....

  • RE: Getting started with SSRS

    Thank you, Dan. I'd best find my installation disk, then.

  • RE: Determining what was created

    Sweet! This is very useful information, thanks!

  • RE: The Phantom DBA

    Yes, I think companies, especially small ones, are foregoing hiring DBA's. I work for a university, but the department where I work, has a small 4 person IT staff....

  • RE: Who Wants to Lead the Community?

    Yesterday at our staff meeting we learned that there will be no professional travel or training in the next fiscal year, for the third year in a row. I...

  • RE: It's a Zoo

    I am extremely envious. I went to my first TechEd a few years ago, after having been to VS Live events for several years, and found TechEd to be...

  • RE: Help to understand CROSS JOIN

    Thank you, ColdCoffee, for using a simpler example. That makes the concept of CROSS JOIN with a WHERE clause easier to understand.

  • RE: Help to understand CROSS JOIN

    Ken McKelvey (6/3/2010)


    Maybe:

    SELECT S.ClientNumber

    ,S.CaseNumber

    ,T.ReferralSourceType

    ,T.ReferralSourceDesc

    FROM RequestForServices S

    JOIN SourceOfReferral R

    ON S.ReferralSource = R.ReferralSource

    JOIN ReferralSourceTypes T

    ON S.ReferralSourceType = T.ReferralSourceType

    To me, that's a more elegant solution.

  • RE: Free Advice or Free Consulting

    I'm sure that, as some point on these forums, I've asked a question and indicated that I needed an answer in a hurry. I think that, when I read...

  • RE: Getting Colorful

    "Wet paint". I've never heard that phrase to describe code that is still in process, but not yet ready to be used. I like it!

  • RE: No More NULL

    Rich-403221 (4/8/2010)


    OK. I can't resist joining this one.

    When I was in high school I worked in a shoe store (no Al Bundy jokes, please). We would send the newbies to...

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