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Fellow SQL Server MVP Jasper Smith has come with a really neat tool named "Reporting Services Scripter" that makes managing multiple Reporting Services installations easier. It enables scripting of all Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services catalog items...
Thanks to the fine folks over at SSWUG , you can now watch and listen my Reporting Services Kickstart webcast from yesterday on-demand. It looks like the slides aren't scrolling, though, so if you're interested in following along, but sure to download...
I was blessed with the opportunity to follow one of the best .NET brains in Omaha last night -- the Phil Canarski (sp?) -- with a quick presentation on using Reporting Services's Web Services as part of a Service Oriented Integration effort. Its just...
SSWUG's daily newsletter announced it this morning: Getting Started with SQL Server Reporting Services Our next webcast, all about SQL Server Reporting Services, is just days away. Please register ASAP. Here's the description on this great opportunity...
I'm getting cranky today because I'm trying figure out the behavior of some code that's NIH but I have to support. I'm not having much luck because I can't reproduce the root error that's causing my error handling stuff to work right. Starting to get...
Omaha .NET Guru offered up this control ( source here ) for doing just that. What's extra cool is that he turned this into a pretty good tutorial on writing server controls too.
Suppose you're writing a generic data access layer (DAL) that executed a command and cached the results some place. You want that DAL to be smart enough to either execute the code and cache the results or just pull the results from the cache if it can...
On my current main project, I'm stuck writing a lot of code like: if not(x is nothing) then Yes, it's VB.NET. And, no, I don't have choices. You know what I really want? A function that looks at a object of any type and if its Nothing, dbNull.Value or...
John Durant has an interesting post talking about RTF or WordML for Office solutions? John's main point is that its easier to generate WordML on the server than it is RTF. As a Document-centeric kind of guy, my first reaction was "its really a function...
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