SQL Server Reporting Services for SQL SERVER 2000 AND Visual Studio.NET 2005 .NET 2.0
Hi, Which version of SQl Server Reporting Services will work with SQL SERVER 2000 in pararrel with ASP.NET 2.0 (.NET 2.0 framework)? Thanks, Azam HighOnCodingWanna get high!
Hi, Okay I got the answer. Yes, we can use the SQL SERVER 2005 Reporting Services with SQL SERVER 2000. HighOnCodingWanna get high! ...
How to design SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services Reports in VS.NET 2005 web applications
Hi,
Can we design SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services Reports in VS.NET 2005 web applications. If so how they can be designed. Plz help me if any one know the solution.
Thanx in advance,
Vidya
Are you asking if you can use VS.Net 2005 to design reports, yes, both client and server reports are built using VS.Net.
If you are asking if you can use a web application to build a report, well yes you could, but you would have you design it. All sql server reports are is an xml file, so if you can build a front end that will generate the xml in the proper ...
Using .Net 2.0 and System.Web.UI.WebControls.Treeview with SQL Reporting Services 2005 for navigation and display.
I spent several hours sifting through article after article about how
to build tree navigations dynamically. They assumed that the order of the
data coming in was 'orderly' and that you were usually using the IE Web Control
toolkit which is a .Net 1.0 package. In our environment 2.0+, that would
not work for us and we needed to ensure browser compatibility. Thanks to a
colleagues suggestion of recursion, I came up with the following code
below. It's length is due to all the detailed commenting. Feel free to comment on it, any positives or...
Odd crash problem involving SQL Server 2000/Dot Net 2.0 web app
I have a VB/Dot Net 2.0 web app I'm building. Fairly conventional in most respects except that I'm constantly dealing with legacy data and rather casual table designs that I have no control over. Generally I create a single XSD for the application and use that for all data access.
In this case I've created a data table in the xsd that is the result of a union. One half of the union is a select on a view and the other is a direct read of a table. I've made sure that both sets of data have identical aliases. Out in the program there is a point...
How to add barcode images in Reporting Services 2000 (SSRS 2000) with VS.NET Report Server Projects
Due to its flexible design, Neodynamic Barcode Professional for Reporting Services allows you to show barcode images in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services reports. You can use all Barcode Symbologies Linear & 2D built-in Barcode Professional.In this Step By Step Guide you'll learn how to create a Reporting Services report which shows barcode images into it using Barcode Professional and Visual Studio .NET 2003. In this sample we'll create a Reporting Services report to create fictitious access cards for Northwind's employees getting them from Microsoft's Northwind database samp...
Sql Server 2005 Reporting Service + Visual Studio.NET 2005
Hi, Iam new 2 sql server 2005 reporting services, I created a report server project with few reports and deployed in reportserver.
Everything is working fine but i want to integrate these reports to my VS.net 2005 web appliction.
Through the interface i have to pass the perameters to my reports.
Iam looking for help
thxs in advance
PradeepPradeep Reddy
Take a look over here for a working example :
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/ReportViewer.asp
HTH,Suprotim Agarwal
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I cannot stop Visual Studio.NET 2005 from looking for SQL Server 2005 instead of SQL 2000
I would like to know how to set SQL2000 as the default database server when running any webapplication. I have installed Visual Studio.NET and SQL Server 2000 locally in my laptop. But anytime I want to run a webapplication I am getting the following error:System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException was unhandled by user code Class=20 ErrorCode=-2146232060 LineNumber=0 Message="An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server doe...
.NET 2.0 Reporting Module using SQL Server Reporting Services
Hello Everyone,I have created a generic module using ASP.NET 2.0, MS SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services. This module is intended to provide a generic user interface for selecting and generating reports. You can configure its respective table for your fixed or flexible parameters for each report. It also supports end user access level security for each report and report group which is generally required for any basic reporting module.You can view reports in two different styles:-- Drop down--Tree View And You can view your report in 3 supported formats. This is an in...
Can .NET framework Beta 2 communicate with SQL 2005 Standard Beta 2?
I upgraded my project from beta 1 to beta 2 and now it has trouble talking to my SQL 2005 Standard Beta 2 (not the Express April CTP). Did MSFT modified Beta 2 so communicating with SQL 2005 Standard Beta 2 is not possible anymore?
Please advice,
Jason
More specifically, the error is:
A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the login process. (provider: TCP Provider, error: 0 - An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.)
I don't know this for sure, but I think I've seen the same problem. If you ...
SQL 2000 upgrade to SQL 2005 botched Reporting Services
I upgraded a SQL 2000 Enterprise server running on Win 2000 sp4 to SQL 2005 Enterprise. Reporting Services had not been installed on the server in it's SQL 2000 life. We only had 1 user database on the box. During the install process I choose to install Reporting Services among other options as we want this to be our company Report Server. IIS and SMTP were already running on the box and I had installed the 2.0 version of the .NET Framework.
Well - the upgrade went file but informed me that Reporting Services was installed but not configured and that I would have to use the...
SQL 2000 Vs.net 2005 beta 2
I've been trying to get this to work forever...Anyway I figure out that if you use attachdbfilename. You will go nowhere :)I finally removed it and it works very well.The problem i'm getting now is: Description: An
unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web
request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the
error and where it originated in the code. Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Invalid object name 'dbo.aspnet_SchemaVersions'.I looked and there isn't a SchemaVersions in my sql directory. I've tried reinstalling the .sq...
Where to get SQL server 2000 reporting service for VS.NET?
Where to get SQL server 2000 reporting service for VS.NET?
Start here:
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.DLL compiled with .NET 1.1 to be used in Web app done in .NET 2.0
Hi all,If I have a bunch of business objects that where compiled in .NET version 1.1, would it be possible for my ASP.NET (done in .NET 2.0) application to pick up these objects (.dll file) and start to use them?(Would be great if some-one could provide some form of documentation on this)ThanksTryst
Hi Tryst,
This should work fine. In general, you can use V1.1 assemblies with V2.0 applications. The reverse, though, is not true.
Hope this helps,
Scott
ok, cool.ThanksTryst
Comparative study on VS .Net 2003 and VS.Net 2005
.Net Framework versions used are ver...
Can I use SSRS 2005 Report Builder Client App to publish a report to SSRS 2000
Hello,
Can I use SSRS 2005 Report Builder Client App to publish a report to SSRS 2000 or is it not possible due to the SSRS2005 RDL schema being different to the SSRS 2000 one.
If it is technically possible, does this require a SQL 2005 licence due to the use of the Report Builder Client App ?
Thanks
Chris_____________Christian
Hi,
From your description, it seems that you report is developed in SSRS 2005, right?
Since in SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) 2005 there are a whole host of new features. This means that reports that are developed in Visual ...