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I would check to make sure the directories with these icons, etc still exist and IIS has access to them. I would also check that the asp.net code for SSRS in IIS is correct as well. I'm not aware of any "setting" for this, but there just may be. Let us know what you find out. Good luck! ~Brett...

Dave is correct. The SSRS part of VS (BIDS) is installed with any version of SQL Server. It does not come with VS (VB, C#, etc.). SQL Express may be all you need, but you need the SQL Express version with the SSRS component in it. ~Brett -------------------------- Web/.net Programmer & DBA...

Have you thought of doing a subreport for this total value and calculating it in an SQL query? Just a thought. ~Brett -------------------------- Web/.net Programmer & DBA Central PA

Hi, Has anyone had any luck with getting DBase III files/directories to work correctly in SQL 2005? The connection and queries run fine in VS/BIDS, but when I deploy them to the server I get the following: The Microsoft Jet database engine could not find the object '<TABLENAME>'. Make sure the...

Hi all, Running SSRS 2005 on a Windows 2003 server. We are having a problem getting a report to run in SSRS when it seems to run fine locally (in VS 2005). It is using a DBase III database to connect to, but my thinking is that the SSRS account does not have access to that folder. Does anyone...

I don't have any experience with SSRS, but I have converted Visual Studio solutions to smartphones. The biggest problem is the size of the screen. A normal computer will have 800x600 or 1024x768, but I smart phone is usually around 230x230 or so. You will have to try and limit the size of the...

Are you sure that the DTS does not create the customers.xls file earlly on in the package? ~Brett -------------------------- Web/.net Programmer & DBA Central PA

I don't have time to rewrite your code, but here's some sample code I have that I know works. I took out some of the parameters to shorten it up. Hope this helps! ~Brett Public Sub SP_NW7316_Insert_Services(ByVal ins_MNMmbrno As String, ByVal ins_MSVsrvno As String, ByVal ins_MSVeffec As...

I use the following similar URLs (in SQL 2005. I would think they would be the same/similar in 2008): http://server:8080/Reports$myinstance/Pages/Folder.aspx https://server.domain.local:8081/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx That will get you to the "home" directory. From there you will have to set up...

Have you tried converting the Access DB to 2000/XP/2003 standards and trying that instead? I am wondering if it doesn't recognize the 2007 standard(s). Hope that helps! ~Brett -------------------------- Web/.net Programmer & DBA Central PA

Yes, VS2005 and VS2008 create 2 different report types that are different in SQL 2005 & SQL 2008. ~Brett -------------------------- Web/.net Programmer & DBA Central PA

What Rose said is what I've heard as well. I didn't realize SP3 corrected it though. Great! ~Brett -------------------------- Web/.net Programmer & DBA Central PA

Have you tried adding the font to your project? ~Brett -------------------------- Web/.net Programmer & DBA Central PA

Maybe you can post the SQL for us to analyze? ~Brett -------------------------- Web/.net Programmer & DBA Central PA

Nevermind. This works perfectly... http://support.jodohost.com/showthread.php?t=1192 -------------------------- Web/.net Programmer & DBA Central PA