How to display the paper number that is co authored by authors from the same department?
The database structure:
Department(DeptNum, Descrip, Instname, DeptName, State, Postcode)
Academic(AcNum, DeptNum, FamName, GiveName, Initials, Title)
Paper(PaNum, Title)
Author(PaNum, AcNum)
Field(FieldNum, ID, Title)
Interest(FieldNum, AcNum, Descrip)
Thanks for help a lot
I have to Make Department Table. But this there names can be in multi language. --------------------------------------------DepartmentGroup--------------------------------------------DepartmentGroupId (P.K.)UniqueNameCreatedDateModifiedDate-------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------Department--------------------------------------------DepartmentId (P.K.)NativeNameNavigateUrlIsFavoriteLanguageId (F.K.)DepartmentGroupId (F.K.)IsVisibleCreatedDateModifiedDate--------------------------------------------
From this design we can move to same department in different language.
I would like to find the average salary for each department which has min salary
In my case I will have 3 departments which have min salary.
select distinct d.department_name, E.SALARY, avg(E.salary) FROM EMPLOYEES E JOIN DEPARTMENTS D ON (E.DEPARTMENT_ID = D.DEPARTMENT_ID) WHERE E.SALARY = (SELECT MIN(E.SALARY) FROM EMPLOYEES E JOIN DEPARTMENTS D ON (E.DEPARTMENT_ID = D.DEPARTMENT_ID)) GROUP BY D.DEPARTMENT_NAME, E.SALARY;
I have an issue related to SSAS security. We have an SSAS multidimensional cube which needs 3 types of security:
- Access to the entire cube => OK, based upon a role - Restricted access to one department (= dimension) => OK, based upon a role - Access to the entire cube, but with dynamic security on 2 measures.
Let's say, we have 2 departments (food and non-food). Users within food are allowed to see sales and pieces from the food department, but not from the non-food department.
It is not an option to restrict access to the non-food department because there are other measure which they have access to. I tried cell security, but this is very slow and generates multiple empty rows on my selections.
We've been working on a white paper targeting SSIS connectivity which we hope will help answer some of the key questions in the following areas :
What are the SSIS components and their support level for ADO.NET, ODBC, and OleDB?
How to deal with 64-bit connectors? what is supported, what is not?
Special sections on popular data sources such as SAP, Oracle, DB2, Flat File, XML.
A comprehensive list of data sources and available connectors from Microsoft and other 3rd parties.
You'll also find answers to why some of the things are the way they are today.
Note that this white paper is currently under official editing and publishing in Microsoft. It'll be a while before it goes public officially, but I wanted to share it with you, as the rich content it offers can't really wait. You'll find the paper in my blog, which is really a wiki site about SSIS connectivity fully open to public, so feel free to add/update content in there as you feel proper, and help the SSIS community with your wisdom!
A lot of feedback went into this white paper not only from Microsoft, but also from some of our partners and MVPs. I'd like to extend special thanks to Bob Beauschemin for authoring this challenging white paper.
Among best practices for SQL Server service accounts on page 8, it is recommended to 'use a separate account for each service'. I created separate account for each service as advised and assign account to relevant Windows group created for each SQL Server service during SQL setup.
Now when I run Best Practices Analyzer, its report seemed to contradict what the above article said. For example, BPA reports excerpts:
"We recommend that the service SQLBrowser on host MachineName be run under Network Service Account". I get similar recommendation for SQLSERVERAGENT account as well. Most importantly, it recommends that MSFTESQL be run under SQL Server Service Account.
I'm trying to find out if there is any way I can embed anything in a report to tell it which paper tray to print to. So far, the only references I've found to such a capability are involved in using the Printer Delivery Extension. Does anyone know if this is indeed possible with that, or by any other means? Thanks!
I am looking for some published paper regarding database performancetunning performance strategies. This is for academic purpose so itneeds not to be any commerical database specific. It will be evenbetter if the paper has some kind of methods to quantify/measureperformance. Has anyone come across with any interesting paper aboutthis?Thanks,ewong
Hello. I have a report but by default it prints Portrait and 1.0inch Margin. I would like to programmatically set the values of my report to 0.2 inch margin and Landscape. I am using RDLC (Local Report). Does anyone has an idea how to achieve this?
I have been trying to configure the Paper Size to be default "A4" instead of "Letter". My Report is configured to 21cm x 29,7cm and margins 1,5cm. The Body is configured to 18cm x 26,7cm.
Everything looks fine in the Preview but the Size is always "Letter". The printers are all configured for A4 printing.
Is there a way to set these default values in the Page Setup Toolbar or is it supposed to figure it out?
While working in the report project in Visual Studio, I set my Report Layout to 14w x 8.5h with .25 margins on all sides, and the page size to be 13.5in (to take into account the margins). When I print from the report viewer control in Preview mode, the report prints as it should, in Landscape on Legal paper without me changing any settings.
When I deploy the same report to the report server, and print from there, the report prints in Landscape on Letter paper (which causes some columns to print on a second page).
Why is there a difference in the two environments? Is there something I'm missing?
The goal is for the users to be able to print the report correctly without having them change any print settings in the dialog.
I am searching for days for a paper explaining in details the decision tree algorithm that Microsoft uses. It would be very nice if parameters are described in details and the theory basis illustrated. I will be very happy to know in depeth fro this algorithm and how its parameter it affects the results.
Does anyone know how to get SQL Reporting Services, when it runs a report, to tell Adobe Acrobat to "Choose Paper Source by PDF page size", which is an option in the print dialog box?
When I, or a user, runs a report in Visual Studio or live:
The report is set to render on 8.5" x 14" paper (legal)
The report is exported to a PDF
The report opens in Adobe Acrobat
The report is formatted on the screen to fit 8.5" x 14" paper (legal)
When "Print" is selected, the Preview has it on 8.5" x 11" paper (letter)
If I select "Choose Paper Source by PDF page size", then it fits it to the 8.5" x 14" paper (legal) How do I tell it to "Choose Paper Source by PDF page size"?
Paper is 21cm x 9cmPrinter is Epson LX-300..When I set this paper size, SSRS turns orientation to landscape and prints as if clockwise right rotated!I tried creating custom paper on print server options without success. I also tried setting the same paper size in Report Builder and Print Server but failed again.
Many of you have seen the draft version, but we finally have it out the door. You can download the new version directly from Microsoft's official site.
The momentum in our connecitivty wiki is growing! so check back and see if you can get useful information on 64bit, Office 2007 connecitivity, and samples.
Some of the recent activity in our connectivity portal:
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The new connectivity white paper is now officially available, click here (http://download.microsoft.com/download/2/7/c/27cd7357-2649-4035-84af-e9c47df4329c/ConnectivitySSIS.doc) to download.
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There's a new article from Deniz Erkan on Office 2007 Connectivity (Data Sources/Microsoft Office (2007)).
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Bob Beauschemin provided us a sample package to connect to Excel 2007.
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Microsoft's Partner ETI has a new separate page for connectivity offerings for SSIS (Data Sources/ETI High Performance Data Integration).
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Microsoft's Partner Persistent (Data Sources/Persistent Systems Products for SSIS) has put together a list of options for SSIS connectivity.
I am very well versed in the proper way to set up a SQL Server server prior to installation.
In this I mean, the proper process in placing your MDF, LDF and NDF(s) on seperate spindles/discs and also to place TempDB on its own spindle/disc and such.
There are numerous other points to cover in setting up the server based on memory, security, processor and such but I am sure you understand.
What I am looking for is the link(s) to the whitepapers discussing these Best Practices methodologies for pre-installation setup.
I looked on the Best Practices page but did not seem to find a doc that contains all the Best Practices that should be followed, if possible of course, in setting up a server prior to the SQL Server 2005 installation process.
Can anyone please point me to a link(s)/doc(s) that describe what I am looking for.
I need to pass this information down to other members of my team.
I am new to reporting services and I'm really stuck on a design problem. Can someone please help me?
I would like to design my own print function. When a user clicks on the print icon (preferably the one that came with reporting services), the report is automatically printed twice, once with "For Person A" and the second time with "For Person B" on it. It doesn't matter where these two labels are placed on the page. These two reports need to be printed on letter-size paper regardless of user's selection. How do I do this with minimum amount of code?
i have a column name "Principle" and the data in this column is a dollar value. How do i write a query where when the dollar amount is <0 it displays as - and when its >0, it displays as +
I created a Time Dimension and ended up with the following (as shown in the attached image). The problem is that when I go to the Day level, I see numbers e.g. 1, 2, ..., 31. Instead I want to display the Weekday Name e.g. Monday, Tueday and so on (i.e. what we get with the datename(dw,<date>) function. Right?)
However I am not sure what to change and where in order to get the desired results. Can someone kindly guide me.
My table "Branch" contain a Field name as MassMail it contains mail IDs a@yahoo.com;b@yahoo.com;c@yahoo.com;d@yahoo.com;e@yahoo.com
Now plz write me what is the SQL Statement for Retiveing MassMail except one or Two Mail ID Example : Retrive a@yahoo.com;b@yahoo.com;d@yahoo.com;e@yahoo.com
I want to display the number of records for each state in a database. I'm using a strongly types dataset. In my method, I have the followingSELECT COUNT(ID) AS iTotal, STATEFROM membersWHERE (Suspend = 0)GROUP BY STATEORDER BY STATEIn the code behind of my page I have Dim mateAdapter As New WAPTableAdapters.membersTableAdapter Dim mates As WAP.membersDataTable Dim mate As WAP.membersRow mates = mateAdapter.GetDataState For Each mate In mates Select Case mate.STATE Case "AK" LabelAK.Text = mate.ID. End Select Next What should LabelAK.Text = mate.ID. be for me to be able to display the number of records that have 'AK' in the state field?Diane