That's easy enough to check then, I'll take one of the servers and change the SA pwd to something longer, as it is I've never liked the pwd that was...

Thank you all for responding, I'm inluding the code that I use to call the webservice: as you can see it's basically a webservice call, where do I add...

I'm not sure... the error is a bit generic. I am wondering if anyone has had blob errors that matched this, and perhaps could lead me into a direction...

This looks very good and well. I currently do run some code to jump through tables determine which are defragmented and then defrag said indexes...

has anyone used this...

Steve,

thanks for the great help. I'm a little unsure of how to implement the websecurity, could it be as easy as calling the same url? w/...

that's just what I need to learn how to do... I need to enable internet access to the reports, how can I do this?

I am possibly skipping by accident the...

I do have the everyone group in there, My workaround was to set the Reports virtual directory to accept anonnymous logins, wich works, but now my NT users do not...

I KIlled the key and it runs now... I recreated the data sources and all runs from the admin login... anybody have a good link to setting up security? ...

I tried following the steps as outlined in

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/mpearson/recoveryplanningforsqlreportingservices.asp

but now I'm getting this error after following the steps under

Scenario B: Single Server Installation

and

A) We have a backup of the Key...

After uninstalling the RS, and then re-installing, I am now getting this error after I try to restore my key...

This edition of Reporting Services does not support web farm deployment....

How did you loose your App server?

I'm following the article for a server where a vendor removed IIS from the system... now I'm left scrambling... I did however notice that...

This morning I came in to find that my "Scheduled Reports" are running fine. However I am still at a lost on how to get back to the Report...

It is Wednesday, and all is well ... 😐 I re-ran the jobs for a full db backup and restored it on the test and Dev Servers, That got...

The account that runs the SqlService is the same domain user that runs the Agent service, this domain user is admin on the w2003 server.

So after a lot of greif, *(I'm also having a problem w/ my sql agent proxy account but I've replaced him w/ an admin user for now)

I set the job...