I have applied this hot fix as we were having the issue with the first row of data dropping out during exports.  We've experienced no negative effects with it.

However, even...

Does your local PC have SQL Server installed?  It's required if that's what you're installing to. 

MSRS does not currently support this unfortunately.  To get around this, I've set a cursor in the SP that determines what page I'm on and then passses this to the...

I was having the same issue.  Users were running large reports and the server was tyhrowing out of memory excpetions.  Only way to resolve was to replace the server.

Based on the value in the sort field, you could dynamically hide columns if that helps. 

A more complicated approach is to use a stored procedure and then through if statements, run...

Place what you'd like to appear on the first page in the report body rather than the header.  If you need to page break after your new header, place the...

If you're trying to create multiple snapshots of the same report using different parameter sets, you'll need to create a linked report.  A report can use only the default parameters...

Do you have the toggle item property set on these columns?

When you schedule the report to run, can you see it in the Jobs of SQL Server Agent?  Or have you tiered checking the event logs for any errors during...

I was able to correct the issue by adding the domain users to the Users group on the local machine.  I've never had this not set up correctly so not...

Yes, it did install to the default and that is the URL I'm using.  The issue is you must be part of the Local Admin group on the box in...

In order to get around this, we create a Yes/No parameter for Expand All.  Then for the visible property of the row, an IIF statement checks the value of the...

If you're using a stored procedure for this, one solution is to check in the procedure if the report is passing through a parameter.  If blank, then manually set the...

Note sure you could do this with a matrix, but you could play games with a table and then use the RunningValues to populate each of the individual months based...

I've seen the same behavior.  Has anyone figured out what causes this to occur?

Dave