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SSMS also supports Source Control, as long as you install the right version of Visual Studio and Source control providers (at least for TFS/VSO). It's not Native, but works.

You can do that with an assembly.

A webservice to do that: www.aspsms.com[/url] (I haven't tried it out). You can call that webservice from sql server with an assembly in .Net.

An...

If you can send a sms from .Net (you have to aquire a service that does that or you could use a mobile phone (or other electronic device that send...

your only option is to take a DB Backup.You can't backup specific cubes.

If you are thinking about changing from pdf to excel you can use the same tactics for extracting the file stream for the reporting services instance and then use excel.application...

Assuming the reports are in reporting services you can use this links that show how to render a report in pdf format and returns the pdf stream in .NET:

Generating PDF...

So what you want is to generate several reports and put all in one pdf with a table of contents?

This reports are in a reporting services server or are just...

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Supposing it is a report deployed to a reporting services server, you have the option of a Data driven subscription.

You can associate with a shared schedule with no schedule time....

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Don't know if you tried xpath. I have been trying, but the document is not a well formatted xml. AT least that's what sql sever xml type is saying, w3c,...

It doesn't give the 1st error anymore?

Almost everytime an error occurs in SSIS, It gives 2 or 3 messages and the error handler fires that many times. Sothat error is telling you that an error occurred...

Have you tried xpath?

This errors all came at the same time and are only from one of the components, correct?

Apparentely, from the first error, you have one or more columns that has a...

just google it with "excel 2007 import html table".

2nd google search link

The reconfigure statement is already in the statement. But the message from the first statement gives that.

That's because sql server has configured values and running values when it deals with...