I selected the security 'tab' in the Site Settings, and my ADS group is shown as Administrator.

No one has changed permissions to the reporting server, and we have administrator level rights at the root level. Ironically, the security assignments are one of the options inside...

There should be a drop-down menu when you click the arrow at the end of the rectangle containing the word 'Faculty'. Or any of the items, really.

I made up an answer for myself. In the Group properties, under Sorting, use the function option. Formula is something like:

=IIF(Fields!Country.Value = "United States of America", "Aaaaaa", Fields!Country.Value)

Unless...

It appears to only be a display problem in the report. If I export to .pdf all the data appears.

There are ways to populate the parameters and/or change the label of the parameter field when the report is run.

Or are you looking for a dialog box to display a...

TO the second question, I believe the answer you're looking for is ...

=Join(Parameters!ChainID.Value,",")

This gets you to a point where you have ="Chain1,Chain2,Chain3"

You need to get to ="Chain1","Chain2","Chain3" if you're trying...

It was originally supposed to be part of a larger query, more like a If existing EndDate is older than the new EndDate then update. I didn't include that...

I have not tried Union All. Let me see what kind of results I get using that.

Sorry, lack of coffee this am caused the word 'Split' to be used in place of the word 'Lookup'. Yes, I am using look-up matching to separate the data...

In the conditional split, each dept number would be its own case ...

Case 1 Dept == '7654'

Case 2 Dept == '7655'

etc.

Then, point the default conditional split output (the one where...

Blade enclosure caught fire. A few power supplies melted at the ends. The fire alarms went off in the data center and the whole building was evacuated. ...

When asked, my wife says i 'work with computers'. Response: Oh, and so does my husband (the programmer or webmaster or the actuary) ... they should have plenty to...

It appears to be near sequential in nature, with a multiplication factor ...

31911/1 = 31911

63758/2 = 31879

95540/3 = 31847

127258/4 = 31814

158912/5 = 31782

190504/6 = 31750

222032/7 = 31718

253498/8 = 31687

Does this...

I would agree with Andras.  You can use IPsec and define a hostname.  If the SQL can handle the resolution, you may be able to substitute the fqdn of a...