No, actually, I never got back to playing with it. The "list" option seems like it might work, but so many of the options in these menus seem to do...

True, you don't need SQL server installed, BUT you do need an additional license if you're not running on the same server as your SQL server. To quote microsoft:

"Reporting Services...

Have you tried taking the query out of your report and simply execute the query on Query Analyzer? Minutes seems unreasonable for reporting. I certainly don't see that here. While I...

The request here is a little vague. We had to be able to furnish reports from a web server on which SQL isn't installed. What we did was use ServerXMLHTTP...

"Safe" is always relative when referring to Microsoft software. It is 1.0, so you'll face 1.0 issues. I faced one this morning when RS went into a loop trying to...

I was noticing today as I was doing my label report that "list" elements have an option to "keep together" on the same page. I'm thinking it might be possible...

Actually, you're probably confused because this isn't a SQL Reporting Services issue-- it's an IIS issue. The ReportServer directory is simply a virtual directory in IIS. Open your IIS management...

How to feel stupid? Try making 3-up labels with SQL Reporting Services. Seems this is easier than you might think. The multiple column support works, but not for the preview...

Sorry, I don't see that problem here. When I set my page size to 11 wide by 8.5 long, it exports as a landscape document in PDF. I did find...

Is there a better forum for posting questions like this? I'll be happy to re-post somewhere else if there's a chance it might get answered and then re-post the answer...

Can you adjust your orientation in print setup? For example, your pdf-exported version gets loaded with Adobe Reader. If you go to File, Print Setup and choose Landcape orientation, doesn't...

It took me a couple days to get a report converted from Crystal to SQL RS. I set up this report using a shared data source on my "test" database....

OK, I don't really know anything about OLAP cubes. However, we had the need to publish reports from a SQL server that is not publicly accessible on the net. To...

We're running Reporting Services on both our SQL Server 2000 Standard and Developer licenses. It IS available. Follow the instruction at http://www.microsoft.com/sql/reporting/howtobuy/default.asp to get a copy of the CD.

I don't have Oracle, so I can't exactly give you an example. However, when you add a data source for SQL Reporting Services, the first tab is provider, so you...