Showing posts with label tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tools. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

ReportViewer & Local Resources

How come i couldn't find the Generate Local Resources option in the Tools Menu for my ReportViewer? Is that not possible? Thanks!

First, make sure you are in design view. Second, make sure your selecition is in on the document itself and not a tool window (i.e. Toolbox, Solution Explorer, etc). Finally, if nothing else works, try clicking "Tools->Import and Export Settings" and follow directions to "Reset all settings".

Hope this helps,

Jim

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Um, it didn't work. Is it not possible to generate local resources for the reportviewer? I've tried what you suggested but it didn't work. Maybe it's just not possible...?

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

ReportingServices2000 and RS2005 client report desgin tools?

We have a project that is going to report from a sql2000 server utilizing
Reporting Services(RS). So the natural thing to use is RS2000, (i assume
based on licensing). I am confused concerning client report development
tools for each version.
For RS2000 -
1) The designer requires some version of 2003.net (vb,vs,etc..)?
2) One cannot use RS2005 tools?
For RS2005
1) Does this require VS2005?
2) Is there a tool built into the Sql Studio Management suite that can be
used instead of VS2005?
3) What about using 2003.net, is this an option?
TIA
CDRS 2000. True
RS 2005: It comes with a version of VS 2005 for the designer so no
additional purchase/install necessary. If you have VS 2005 installed it will
install in that but otherwise it installs a version just for the designer.
And, no, vs 2003 will not work.
RS 2000 is 1.1 framework and RS 2005 is 2.0 framework which is a big reason
for the VS version dependency.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
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> We have a project that is going to report from a sql2000 server utilizing
> Reporting Services(RS). So the natural thing to use is RS2000, (i assume
> based on licensing). I am confused concerning client report development
> tools for each version.
> For RS2000 -
> 1) The designer requires some version of 2003.net (vb,vs,etc..)?
> 2) One cannot use RS2005 tools?
>
> For RS2005
> 1) Does this require VS2005?
> 2) Is there a tool built into the Sql Studio Management suite that can be
> used instead of VS2005?
> 3) What about using 2003.net, is this an option?
> TIA
> CD
>

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Reporting tools ?

Hi,
Is there a Reporting tools in SQL Server Standard Edition ? or it's actually
refering to the Analysis Services ?
tks & rdgs
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Reporting Services is a separate product which can be used if you have
a valid SQL Server 2k > licence, it not stuck to the analysis servces
but can keep benefit of this, due to the fact that you can use MDX
queries to access your database. The "tool set" to create Reporting
Services is brought to the dveloper by Visual Studio 2003 >.
HTH, Jens
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> Is there a Reporting tools in SQL Server Standard Edition ? or it's
> actually
> refering to the Analysis Services ?
> tks & rdgs
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