This is actually quite simple.

Just open the properties of the textbox which contains your values. Go to "Action" and select the option "Go to URL"

Assuming your fieldname is ID...

pshaship (7/21/2011)

Questions:

1.Does SQL Server 2008 R2 support mount points?

2.If yes, could you please send me the documents on how to set up mount points on Windows 2008 R2 server and...

If you really want an active-active cluster you have to install two (named) instances. Once you installed the instances on the first node, you then have the option during installation...

The short answer would be don't do it.

SQL 2005 needs the guest user at least in master and tempdb (and in some cases msdb too) in order to work properly....

Michael,

my first question is what kind of error message do you get in the SQL Errorlog.

Then is the NAS mapped as a local disk or as a network share.

Since...

Chrissy,

there are a couple of ways how you can do this. If you have Enterprise Edition you can use the data-driven subscription using a parameter based on the rowcount.

With...

I don't know about the original issue, but to me this sounds very much like you are using SSMS Express and not the full version. The Express version can't ...

Atif,

while it's possible to run SSRS 2008 and using a 2005 ReportingDB, it's not possible to use a database version which is higher than the SSRS version.

So using SSRS...

If you have the Enterprise Edition of SSRS you can create a data-driven subscription.

See here for an example on how-to.

http://www.ssw.com.au/ssw/kb/KB.aspx?KBID=Q1455840

In step 3 you could do an inner...

SQLGuru,

thanks for your reply and I totally agree with you that a lot of SAN implementations are not very well done.

Unfortunately I joined my current company just after...

SQLGuru,

do you have some links or other information about NetApp Iscsi problems. I'm i the unfortunate situation that we use a NetApp and yes we have problems with it. But...

Your problem is that the intellisense cache must be refreshed, before it recognizes new objects. Just hit Ctrl+Shift+R and it will work.

If you have a good backup and the server is still starting, you can restore the backup. see here for instructions:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190679.aspx

If you don't have a backup or your server...

Strictly speaking you can create a job in SQL 2005 Express as well. All the necessary stored procedures in the msdb are there and you can execute them succesfully. You...

You call that an upgrade ???