My Top 10 RS Wish List
In the spirit of the season, I compiled a list of the top 10 things that I would love Santa to implement in the next release of Reporting Services (although […]
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Applied Microsoft Analysis Services 2005 is shipping
My book Applied Analysis Services 2005 is printed and shipped to the distributor. The paper copy can be purchased from the distributor website. Hopefully, it will make it to retailers […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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, […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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