Trust Relationships
If you use VS.NET deployment to deploy your SSAS project from one domain to another, you may get the following obscure error message on deploy. The trust relationship between the […]
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If you use VS.NET deployment to deploy your SSAS project from one domain to another, you may get the following obscure error message on deploy. The trust relationship between the […]
Back to my When (null) is not Null post, there is a undocumented breaking change in SQL Server 2005 SP2 which you should be aware of. In response to the […]
I am back from an one-week vacation to Clearwater, Florida followed by TechEd 2007 US in Orlando. Overall, nothing earth – shattering on the BI arena from TechEd 2007. Product […]
If you target the SSRS Report Builder as an UDM client you may find the following two workarounds (aka hacks) useful. Both hacks require manually updating the SMDL definition. Alas, […]
SQL Minds has released Companion for MS Analysis Server. Companion for MS Analysis Server is a product that helps with the health monitoring and performance tuning of Microsoft SSAS 2005. […]
The ASP.NET ReportViewer control has a HyperlinkTarget property which may give false expectations. You may believe that this property applies to all hyperlinks, including links to drillthrough reports. For example, […]
A little known but very useful SSRS feature which debuted in SQL Server 2005 SP2 is that the SSRS Windows service automatically upgrades the report catalog (ReportServer database) if required. […]
My breakout TechEd session BIN305 – Applied Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services is scheduled for June 4 at 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM in room S320 A. That’s right […]
I’ve added two more RS blogs to the Reporting Services link section. The Reporting Services Team blog is used by the RS team as a whole. The Reporting Services User Education […]
The March release of SQL Server 2005 samples is available for download. Note that Microsoft has moved all SQL Server 2005 samples (standard and open source) to the CodePlex website. […]
