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RS 2005 ASP.NET Report Viewer and Custom Assemblies

There was an interesting post on the Reporting Services public newsgroup about an issue with the RS 2005 ASP.NET Report Viewer and custom assemblies. In a nutshell, the issue was that if you want to invoke a custom assembly from the ASP.NET Report Viewer...

Published Wed, Nov 30 2005 8:15 AM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: Reporting Services
Report Builder and SSAS 2005 Known Issues

The RS 2005 Report Builder can automatically create a semantic model from an SSAS 2005 cube so your end users can generate ad hoc reports. However, it turns out that some of the SSAS 2005 features are not supported by design. More information can be found...

Published Thu, Nov 24 2005 2:05 PM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: Analysis Services
Configuration error with stylesheets and RS 2005

If you install RS 2005 and the default web site has a web.config file that uses the new ASP.NET 2.0 themes feature, when you attempt to run the Report Manager, you will get: Theme <theme name> cannot be found in the application or global theme directories...

Published Thu, Nov 24 2005 1:42 PM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: Reporting Services
Source code available

The source code for my book "Applied Microsoft Analysis Services 2005" is available for download. It can also be downloaded by clicking on the Source code link found on the book resource page . To get the entire code, download the amas_all_code_in_one...

Published Wed, Nov 23 2005 9:00 PM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: Writing
Reporting Services 2005 Tips and Tricks Web Seminar

WindowsITPro invited me to deliver a web seminar about RS 2005. Instead of picking up a particular area and focusing solely on it, this time I will be going for a “tips and tricks” type of session which will cover new ways to do things that were difficult...

Published Sun, Nov 20 2005 1:32 PM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: General
Reporting off ADO.NET datasets using the RS 2005 XML Extension

In case you missed this little gem, RS 2005 comes with a brand new XML Extension which allows you to report off an XML data returned from an URL-addressable resource, such as an ASP.NET page or a web service. For example, suppose that you have a web method...

Published Sun, Nov 20 2005 12:47 PM by Teo Lachev

Filed under: Reporting Services
Feature Pack for Microsoft SQL Server 2005

Microsoft has recently released the Feature Pack for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 . The Feature Pack is a collection of standalone components that complement SQL Server 2005 offering. For example, the latest version of ADOMD.NET is included in the pack,...

Published Wed, Nov 9 2005 2:28 PM by Teo Lachev
In search for scalability

Just to let you know that I am aware that my website (prologika.com) is dog slo-o-o-w. I can hear my aging web server is praying for mercy from a mile. The good news is that I've just ordered a new Dell server. It sure will make a difference. It will...

Published Tue, Nov 8 2005 9:36 PM by Teo Lachev
Applied Microsoft Analysis Services 2005

I am happy to announce that my next book Applied Microsoft Analysis Services 2005 has been accepted by the printer and it is scheduled to be printed before the end of November. It should be available for purchase in early December from the distributor...

Published Mon, Nov 7 2005 5:31 PM by Teo Lachev
My blog address has changed

I have to apologize for the late news. I thought that I can get .Text and Community Server co-existing peacefully on the same machine, so I could post a notice of the blog address change through .Text once I am done installing and switching to the Community...

Published Mon, Nov 7 2005 5:12 PM by Teo Lachev
SQL Server 2005 LoadFest

Atlanta.mdf is hosting a LoadFest event to celibrate the launch of SQL Server 2005. They asked me to stop by and answer tough Business Intelligence questions.. Time permitting, I may do a demo or two. You may also put in your calendar my next presentation...

Published Wed, Nov 2 2005 6:41 PM by admin

Filed under: General

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November 2005 - Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog)

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RS 2005 ASP.NET Report Viewer and Custom Assemblies

Report Builder and SSAS 2005 Known Issues

Configuration error with stylesheets and RS 2005

Source code available

Reporting Services 2005 Tips and Tricks Web Seminar

Reporting off ADO.NET datasets using the RS 2005 XML Extension

Feature Pack for Microsoft SQL Server 2005

In search for scalability

Applied Microsoft Analysis Services 2005

My blog address has changed

SQL Server 2005 LoadFest