I finally discovered the problem.  It had to do with the items being returned by the stored procedure (SP) that performs the SELECT, and the items that are sent to the table...

This is an interesting article.  I've got two comments, from my experience.

About 15 years ago I was working in the private sector at a large manufacturing company.  During that period...

No, bledu, I have not got a solution to this problem.  I would love to know if there is one.

We've finally got it to work.

Bad design or not, it is what we've got, and changing 11 years worth of data, plus all of the associated applications which work against a bad design involving 2...

Thank you, Jezemine.

Gift, et al,

Last night I tried putting the SQL Server DVD into my laptop, being certain that IIS was now installed, but when I tried to put Reporting Services on,...

Gift, I've installed IIS after I realized my mistake.  Would that be sufficient in order to install Reporting Services now?

Dick, that is possible, I suppose.  I hadn't checked the file properties before I started, and now, just looking at it, I see that there is a file size restriction...

Thank you, jezemine and SRB.

Andy, that is interesting.  At our user group discussion is always at the end.  In fact, at every user group I've ever attended, discussion was always at the end.  How...

Last year was the first time I ever heard of a code camp, and it really captured my imagination.  I work in a small development group (OK, one other guy,...

I don't think that computer science degrees are dead, but I do think they are "sick" (to extend the metaphor).  I think most people entering college today are sensitive to...

James,

That thought did occur to me (constructing the SELECT execution string dynamically in the SP), but it seemed to me to not be any better than doing the same thing...

Never mind about telling me about the difference between simple, full and bulk logging.  I looked it up.

More important, in a production environment, is full or bulk logging to be...