I have written an installer that creates an MS SQL Database, creates the
necessary data tables and then imports the data into the data tables. All
this works fine.
I now need to copy the web pages to a directory on the users machine and
then make the chosen directory a virtual directory so the user can call the
pages in the usual way (http://localhost/mytestsite/index.html)
Would anyone know how to create a virtual directory using dos command line parameters. I have seen something using "IIsVdir.vbs" but I do not have this script file.
I Installed SQL server 2005, installation completed with out any warnings. but when trying to configure reporting services it is not configured and throwing error msg as create virtual directory.
and the error msg looks like
" ReportServicesConfigUI.WMIProvider.WMIProviderException: The virtual directory specified is not valid. Make sure the specified name is not too long and doesn't contain illegal characters. (example: ;)
at ReportServicesConfigUI.WMIProvider.RSReportServerAdmin.CreateVirtualDirectory(String virtualDirectory, String path) "
I am trying to configure the Report Manager Virtual Directory but cannot do it. In the Configure Report Server screen, the option is greyed out (there is a tick next to it to say that it has been configured, but this is greyed out too)!
Im getting the message error "The page cannot be found", while trying to access the Report Manager throught its virtual directory. Otherwise the Report Server url access works fine and both virtual directories have the same configuration
Any suggestion ?!?!
Reporting Services is running on Windows Server 2003
We regularly deploy our product to client's sites and install a named instance of SQL Server 2005 and Reporting Services on their Windows Server. We use the instance name "lgs" during SQL setup and it automatically ensures we have a http://server/Reports$lgs and http://server/ReportServer$lgs to work with.
A recent deployment had some trouble with their OS and we have needed to reinstall the Reporting Services component of SQL. After reinstalling, the virtual directories for Reports$lgs and ReportServer$lgs are gone. I have used the Reporting Services Configuration tool to create new virtual directories but when I enter Reports$lgs or ReportServer$lgs as the names I get an error. The error says that the virtual directories cannot
be created due to illegal characters in the names.
How can I create the same virtual dirs that would have normally been created during initial installation?
In SQL2K you could implement web virtual directory (using IIS) that allowed you to query a stored procedure from any HTTP browser (e.g. IE, Netscape, Opera, ...) from anywhere in the world.
would return a HTML page of information as defined in Display_Info stored procedure. This was very useful but a little slow due to IIS overhead!
ENDPOINT & http.sys allow access SQL2005 without IIS which should be faster (?). Hence I have been trying to configure ENDPOINT to do something similar without success. Furthermore there is little information on what you can do with the "FOR TSQL" option and how to use it.
PS I don't want to use SOAP as the client will be a web browser not an apps.
Hi, I have a problem with SQL Server 2005 Reporting Service. I installed Reporting Service in my machine. When I was trying to configure the Reporting Service, Report Manager Virtual Directory got disabled. I need to enable this Report Manager Virtual directory. I can see the disabled link for Report Manager Virtual Directory and it shows the error: Report Manager Virtual Directory is not configurable for the current mode. Kindly help me out of this problem. Thanks Subhendu
Hi, I have a problem with SQL Server 2005 Reporting Service. I installed Reporting Service in my machine. When I was trying to configure the Reporting Service, Report Manager Virtual Directory got disabled. I need to enable this Report Manager Virtual directory. I can see the disabled link for Report Manager Virtual Directory and it shows the error: Report Manager Virtual Directory is not configurable for the current mode. Kindly help me out of this problem. Thanks Subhendu
I have some problem about Reporting Service integrated for SharePoint 2007.
At first, I created 1 user named "User1" under "Domain1". User1 has role "SharePointAdmin" Group and Local Admin Group.
Then I created application pool named "RSAppPool". Its identy was "Domain1User1".
After that, I install Reporting Service and SP2.
Then I config Reporting Service to Integrated Sharepoint Mode below.
Report Server Directory Setting: "ReportServer" in "Default Web Site".
Window Service Identity: Service Account : "Domain1User1" (Windows Accout)
Web Service Identity: Report Server: "RSAppPool" (that created above) Report Manager: Empty
Database Setup: Database name: Database1 (Server Mode: SharePoint Integrated) Credential Type : Windows Credentials Account Name: Domain1User1
After configuration, I reset IIS and test browse to http://servername/ReportServer/ , then there is a Windows Login dialog.
I enter "Domain1User1" and User1's password. But User1 cannot right to access to "ReportServer" virtual directory.
This is error message
You are not authorized to view this page You do not have permission to view this directory or page using the credentials that you supplied. HTTP Error 401.1 - Unauthorized: Access is denied due to invalid credentials. Internet Information Services (IIS)
There was a 2008 SSRS service running on server "abc".
I have a .Net UI that uses the wsdl at [URL] ....
They deployed SSRS 2012 service on a new server "xyz".
DNS points abc to xyz. Nslookup looks right shows both xyz and abc alias to the same IP.
when I try to go to [URL] .... it redirects to xyz as expected for the host name but the HTTP GET /ReportServer is appended with GET /Reports/ReportServer which doesn't exist and I get an 404 error.
I have no admin rights to see anything and I have no idea if it was an inplace upgrade or a new server. I assume it's new since the actual server name changed in nslookup. Why would it append the default virtual directory when it makes the hop to server "xyz"?
Hi,I've just installed SQL server and then IIS and SQLCE tools.I created a virtual directory and was trying to update the NTFSpermissions from SQLServer Connectivity management when i got thefollowing error - Access Control List (structure) invalid.Has anyone come across this and if so, what did u do to fix it.ThanksLyn
I have a an asp.net application running under IIS. this application is using two folders, the virtual directory under C:Inetpubwwwroot and the application phisical folder at C:. I want to manage this applications .mdf database using microsoft sql server management studio express(iam running sql express with advanced services) which means i have to attach the database to Ms sql server managemet studio express tool. What i dont know is if i should attach the .mdf file in the physical folder's App_Data folder at C:myapplicationFolderApp_data or the .mdf file in the virtual directory under C:InetpubwwwrootMyapplicationFolderApp_Data I dont know which of the two i should attach. Where exactly is the running database, the .mdf file in the physical folder or the .mdf file in the virtual directory under wwwroot.
We have an application that requires write settings to reportserver virtual directory for the IUSR account when anonymous is turned on during the install. Once the install is complete, we lock down the IUSR account so that it only has browse access to the virtual directory when enabling anonymous access.
We automate the uninstall and install of our daily builds and I'm trying to figure out if I can automated this process somehow either through command line utility or in vbs.
Has anyone used this successfully from an OLEDB source component, or even from the Execute SQL Task? I've seen some examples of using a script component, but nothing that uses it through a connection manager.
I have a SSIS package that is constantly running out of virtual memory, right now I am on a development server, running only this package. The package is moving data from one table into another on the same server in the same database. The server has 3 Gb of memory and is only running SS2005 and SSIS. I am a local admin on the server and running the package through BIDS, once again for our initial testing. I tried setting the property BufferTempStoragePath to our E drive so it can utilize the 100 Gb of free space we have but that doesn't seem to work either. I have also tried setting the MaxRowSize to many different values to no avail. I am constantly getting an error, see below for exact error, when it gets through roughly half the load. Moreover it reports this error about 500 times in the progress report if I let the package run to completion. Finally, when all is said and done the package has moved the data successfully but the package always shows as failing.
I have googled continuously on this problem but have not found a resolution. I did see on a post here where it was recommended to run the package out of process, however I don't see the benefit at this point when this is the only package I am running. I also don't understand why it would report the error so many times and fail the package when it is completing successfully? Source and Destination have the same number of records at the end of the task. Could someone please try to make sense of this.
Getting Error: [DTS.Pipeline] Information: The buffer manager detected that the system was low on virtual memory, but was unable to swap out any buffers. 4 buffers were considered and 4 were locked. Either not enough memory is available to the pipeline because not enough is installed, other processes are using it, or too many buffers are locked
What is a virtual server?In my new job,my boss mentioned about moving the websites from a physical server to a virtual server.Why is this done or needed? Also he insists that I buy and install SQL server 2000 enterprise edition in my laptop and use the enterprise manager to access their server.Can't I just download the client tools from their SQL package and be able to access their server?Do I need a CAL or is it just enough to have a permission in their network for my laptop?
I have one package that is constantly running out of virtual memory, right now I am on a development server, running only this package. The package is moving data from one table into another on the same server in the same database. The server has 3 Gb of memory and is only running SS2005 and SSIS. I am a local admin on the server and running the package through BIDS, once again for our initial testing. I tried setting the property BufferTempStoragePath to our E drive so it can utilize the 100 Gb of free space we have but that doesn't seem to work either. I have also tried setting the MaxRowSize to many different values to no avail. I am constantly getting an error, see below for exact error, when it gets through roughly half the load. Moreover it reports this error about 500 times in the progress report if I let the package run to completion. Finally, when all is said and done the package has moved the data successfully but the package always shows as failing.
I have googled continuously on this problem but have not found a resolution. I did see on a post here where it was recommended to run the package out of process, however I don't see the benefit at this point when this is the only package I am running. I also don't understand why it would report the error so many times and fail the package when it is completing successfully? Source and Destination have the same number of records at the end of the task. Could someone please try to make sense of this.
Getting Error: [DTS.Pipeline] Information: The buffer manager detected that the system was low on virtual memory, but was unable to swap out any buffers. 4 buffers were considered and 4 were locked. Either not enough memory is available to the pipeline because not enough is installed, other processes are using it, or too many buffers are locked
using lookup component to split record if exist start update else insert as new record every time I start execute get error on lookup component low virtual memory
Kindly if anyone have suggest I will be appreciated
I have a sbs 2003 sp2 server running exchange 2003 sp2 it was running fine until one day I got this low virtual memory error, I checked the memory usage in the task manager and it is using 7 gigs of virtual memory, I increased the max size from 6 gigs to 8 gigs just to see what happens and now it is using 9 gigs of virtual memory. I don't have any clue as to what the problem is! Please Help!!!
I really need some help. This is what I'm trying to do: first of all, i have a PC running Vista. Now on that PC, i have a virtual machine using VMWare Workstation 6, which has Win XP with SP2 installed on it. On the virtual machine, i have Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 Express Edition with SP2; now, the thing is, i have a program in C#, which is supposed to connect to a network, but since I'm running on just one PC which is not connected to a network, i instead connect to 127.0.0.1 via port 1433. Now here's where my problems start. At first, i could not connect because i kept receiving an error which said "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 does not allow remote connections. (provedier: TCP provider, error: 0 - No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.)". A friend of my mine helped, so i did the following: i went into SQL Server Surface Area Configuration (configuration for localhost) , changed the remote connections to allow for both local and remote, using both TCP/IP and named pipes, restarted the database engine, started the SQL Server Browser; then i went to administrator tools, Data Sources (ODBC), and from System DSN tried to add an SQL Server. I gave it a name, and on the server textbox i tried typing "localhost", but doing so, i could not get past the next screen, (i did specify the port as 1433) where i have to chose between win nt and sql server authentication, and neither would work (even though i know the sa password and can log on to SQL Management Studio using that password). Then i tried copying the server name from the management studio, as the server when trying to add the system DSN. That seems to have worked, and i finished ading the SQL Server to the System DSN, using the database which i wanted. But after all these steps, i still get the exact same error as before - "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 does not allow remote connections. (provedier: TCP provider, error: 0 - No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.)".If someone can please help - i've tried everything i can think of - i can access the internet from the virtual machine, i even tried disabling the firewall, but no luck. Is it because of the virtual machine? If so, can anyone suggest a solution? I actually doubt it, because i've even tried to install it on my pc, not the virtual machine, so on vista - and also installed SP1 for VS 2005 and SP1 for Vista, but still the same thing. Sorry for making this post so long, but if anyone can help, i'd really appreciate it. Thanks!
One of our clients controls data for about 150 companies. Each company has the same schema and is running SQL Server 7. The maintenence task is horrible. He would like to put all the data in one large database, but needs to control the access, so a user at one company selecting data in a table cannot have access to another company's data in the same table. I thought about using views for each company but that is 150 companies times 100 tables. With Oracle8i you can make virtual private databases. Can this be done in SQL Server 7? Thanks in advance
We have a Server that is set to use 80mb of a 128mb machine. The machine is also set to use up to 300mb of Virtual memory as needed.
After running for 10 days, we got the message "Low on Virtual memory". We did some looking and found SQLServer was using 300mb between real and virtual memory.
So the question: Is there a manual method to get SQLServer to release extra memory with out stopping and restarting the service?
We are using sql server 2008 r2 standard with sp2. I have a 12 GB database in production server, log file was set to 150MB with increment of 10 percent, in last 4 years database size has gone from 2gb to 12 gb. I ran following command
DBCC LOGINFO
And found I have 150 plus rows(which means 150 plus virtual log files)
I increased the size of log file to 25 percent of data file which comes to be approx 3gb and also set auto growth to 20 percent ...
Additional info: we have a log shipping environment in production, i am taking log backups every 15 mins.. still number of virtual log files is same , why is that , how to bring them between number of 25-50 as thats the recommended.
I need to have a way to intercept the SQL queries from an application written in VB and using a ODBC driver and modify the SQL queries before it goes through the ODBC driver and then to the database. This I need to do without modifying the original application.
The solution I have in mind is to write a ODBC virtual driver and configure my application to use my virtual ODBC driver. The ODBC virtual driver in turn will use the actual ODBC driver to the database. The virtual driver will basically intercept the SQL queries, modify it and then give it to the real ODBC driver.
My question is
1. Is this a feasible solution? 2. What should I do in order to implement the vitrtual ODBC driver. 3. Any pointer will be appreciated.
:confused: Please forgive this elementary question. I have database which has a view that produces the desired records and fields from multiple tables. As I understand it a view is a Virtual Table. My problem is I need to export these results periodically to deliver to a customer. I am running this database on SQL Server 2000 if I right click on a table I have the option to dts the data to a text file but when I right click on the view I do not have this option. How can I make this virtual table an actual table. PLEASE Help Thank You, Ed
I am looking for some first-hand experiences from fellow DBA's where they had SQL Server running on a Win2K3 VM. What sort of issues (or successes) did you find re: resource sharing, swap files, etc? Are there any experiences where using a VM negatively affected your environment?
I have two instances of SQL Server running on my Development machine.I am having some performance problems and while investigating theproblem I saw with the Process Explorer form Sysinternals that bothinstances consume each 800 Mbytes of memory!I experimented with sp_configure and by giving both instances a fixedmemory size. Both methods do not seem to have any effect.Can anybody explain me why SQL Server is using so much memory?Thanks for any information.Evert WiesenekkerPSBesides the northwind database I only have one simple extra database(70 Mb in size) installed.
I've been discussing here a SQL 7 view which scrolls slowly when linked toan Access 2000 MDB. After trying various things, I've distilled it down tothe following: when the linked view has a virtual primary key, it is slow;when there is no virtual primary key, it scrolls quickly.Looking at Profiler, I see that when there is no virtual primary key, Accesssends a simple select command to SQL Server. However, when there is avirtual primary key, Access gets a list of primary key values, and then usesthose values to get records from SQL Server in groups of 10.This may account for why the scrolling is slow when there is a virtualprimary key. However, I wonder if there's any way to improve performance orotherwise work around this apparent bottleneck.The MS literature says that creating a virtual primary key will not affectperformance. However, since different methodologies for obtaining data areused with and without the virtual primary key, it seems that it does affectperformance, and certainly does in this situation.Thanks,Neil
