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Jason Selburg SSC-Insane Points: 24641 More actions · Answer 1

This may help....

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If you follow the direction given HERE[/url] you'll likely increase the number and quality of responses you get to your question.

Terence Luk Old Hand Points: 363 More actions · Answer 2

Thanks Jason! I'm going to test this out tonight.

Martin N Ten Centuries Points: 1216 More actions · Answer 3

users can subscribe to reports themselves, or you can use data driven subscriptions (uses a query to create a mailing list, requires ent edition).

Here's link to BOL.

Kindest Regards,

Martin

Terence Luk Old Hand Points: 363 More actions · Answer 4

Thanks for the info.

What about SQL 2005? I have a box running the Dev edition which is supposedly pretty much like Enterprise edition. Thanks.

Martin N Ten Centuries Points: 1216 More actions · Answer 5

Dev edition = Ent edition in terms of functionality but you aren't licensed to use Dev edition in a production environment.

Here's link to the feature comparison

Kindest Regards,

Martin

Terence Luk Old Hand Points: 363 More actions · Answer 6

Yeah. I guess I'll play around with the test dev box and then see if it's worth purchasing an ent license.

Thanks for the information.

Martin N Ten Centuries Points: 1216 More actions · Answer 7

you might find SQL Extress or standard will do most of what you want... ent will be alot more expensive.

Kindest Regards,

Martin

Terence Luk Old Hand Points: 363 More actions · Answer 8

Old Hand

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May 30, 2006 at 7:49 pm

Thanks for the tip Martin.