I have created a schedule for a CRM report, and I subscribed to it. I followed the MSND article on how to subscribe to a report. The problem is that the report is not mailed.
Please point me in the right direction. This is the first time I am attempting report scheduling.
Hello SQL Server Experts, Data Analysts, and Report Writers et al:
re: Reporting Options with SQL Server
I wanted to propose an offshoot to the pryor thread:
Would anyone take a stab at comparing Access Reports, Crystal Reports, Cognos or other options to all the Reporting Services and its components offered as part ofSQL Server, especially as to extracting data from SQL Server into a report format?
I guess this is a far as capabilites, ease of use, limitations, and especially formatting or presentation of the end report product?
Thank you to all, and I hope this is a beneficial discussion to others.
I have an already published application running several MS SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services report. I need a way to find from either the reporting services log or the application server (IIS) logs or windows log to know the frequency of each report being used.
Based on this info, the business needs to know which reports are being used and to what extend? How can I acheive this?
I have already got the IIS logs and it did not give the required info. I have looked into the Reporting Services logs but it does not provide the info either.
I have an already published application running several MS SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services report. I need a way to find from either the reporting services log or the application server (IIS) logs or windows log to know the frequency of each report being used.
Based on this info, the business needs to know which reports are being used and to what extend? How can I acheive this?
I have already got the IIS logs and it did not give the required info. I have looked into the Reporting Services logs but it does not provide the info either.
My issue is with converting multi-value parameters:
In Crystal Reports, you can set a parameter to accept multiple vales (Discrete, Range or Discrete and Range).
As an example:
I have a database table with a column called ID. I can create a parameter called param_id and set the options of the parameter to "Allow multiple range values".
With this setup, I can limit the result set of the report by comparing the param_id parameter to the ID column in the database. Because param_id is a multi-value range parameter, I can pass it the following data: 1 - 50 60 - 80 150 - 127
This will only return results within those ranges.
Does anyone know if SSRS provides this kind of functionality?
Is there a way to copy reports from other users "My reports" folder? I am logging onto the management studio reporting services using an administrative account and I am able to view the reports from all users' "My Reports" folder. But I am not able to export them as an rdl file. I am able to export reports from other common folders, but not from the "My Reports" folder.
The reason I need to do this is some of the users have created some reports in one environment and the reports are available in their respective "My Reports" folder. I need to move these reports to their corresponding "My Reports" folder in another environment.
1. I downloaded ChartFXRSTrial and created one chart, and able to deploy it in ReportServer, but the problem is the reports are not showing there, i checked the configuration of .dll files in the help provided by chartFX, but couldn't get anything, so could help me on this.
2. How to give Tooltip for the X- axis or Y- axis values in the ReportServer , i tried using chartproperties of .rdl file, but didnt understand it. can help me on this, and one more i tried with Dundas too, If im giving tooltip as #valy then, it is showing samething in reportserver instead the values of 'Y-axis'.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa177009(SQL.80).aspx i need to schedule asp code execution using SQL Stored Procedure ...im not allowed to connect using Enterprise Manager is it possible in ASP and in case how?
Hi all, I want to make a job schedular in SQLServer 2005. That is i want to send email to users daily at 12:00 PM. how can i schedule using SQLServer Agent in SQLServer 2005. And i want to filter the users from user table. Please help me Thanks!
I have lots of DTS Packages that I am running manually daily and I am trying to create schedule all of those and all of them are failing. Some of those are accross domians,but the owner on both domains have same userId and password.
Any Idea why this is failing would be really helpful
I would like to import data via DTS from one db to another to run every half hour.What would be the easier way to do this?Should I setup a job to run every half hour?
If anyone could help with some suggestions , it would be appreciated.
When I try to schedule a DTS package which is an EXE it doesn't run. If I just run the DTS package it works fine. I have checked the permissions of the DTS scheduled package and made sure it had proper rights. SQL Server Services were started with the proper security rights. When I schedule the DTS package, it is being done on the Server, and not a workstation. Any ideas on why it will not run?...
Also, How do you schedule and EXE under SQL Server Agent Jobs. Even when I schedule an EXE that is not a DTS package it doesn't run...
I have almost completed a full project by myself which is soooo exciting. The last thing I need to do is schedule a job to run the query on a specific day and time. So how do I do this? It asks me for a command and I am not sure what I am supposed to enter in here.
Im trying to schedule a DTS package that I have created. When I right click on the package in Enterprise Manager and click on "Schedule" I get the options to set up the job to run on a schedule.
I fill out the time and click "OK". But when I immediately right click on the package again, all my settings are gone, and the defaults are back in place.
How do I know if the package will run- or if it did run?
I would actually prefer to run the job from a command line using a Scheduled Task... What would the syntax be? My DTS Local Package is named "IMPORT_DAILY_UPDATE"
I create a new in SQL Server Agent. However, When I click start Job at step, the first step start immediately,not the schedule I set. So How can do I make it to run at the schedule time?
I have MS SQL installed on my workstation at work. I am trying to use DTS to export data from our local network that uses a Pervasive DB to our web server that is hosted with another company.
If I go in and manually execute the DTS package from my workstation, it send the data to the web server.
If I try to schedule the DTS Package to automatically send the data, it fails. SQL Server Agent is running on my workstation and on the web server.
Is what I am trying to do possible? What am I doing wrong?
I want to create a job to run once a week in sql server agent jobs. Setting up the the job to run is no problem. I want the job to run a sql statement that will retrieve sql. I then want the records to be inserted in a txt file. What is the best way to accomplish this.
anyone ever encountered this....i have a package which will execute fine manually but when i try to schedule it, it fails immediately (within the first second).i can even right click on the scheduled package and do "generate sql script" and then run that script and again, no problem. it just will NOT schedule.any ideas?
I create DTS package and when I want to schedule the package an error occures. The message says : Microsoft SQL-DMO Connection user failure (null) Non associate to a secured SQL server link
I have a DTS package that I can execute manually all I want, no problem.
However, when I try to schedule the package to run as a job, it error when it tries to connect to my remote database, giving me comments about the ODBC driver (which is installed correctly).
My best guess is that when I run it manually, it running under my userid/password (NT authentication), but when it runs as a job, it is using the SQL Agent, which has a different level of authority somehow.
This may be a no-brainer, but I've looked at everything I know of.