Try downloading the binaries and application from here...

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/258779/Just-launched-new-open-source-project-QrCode-Net-a

...and use the Gma.QrCodeNet.Demo.exe executable to generate some QR Codes and see if your phone can decipher them.

If it can, I am going...

I started working on QR Codes for a work project that was going to be on a secure server not connected to the Internet, so the external service was not...

I created a JPG from the string "SQL Server Central" you can download here:

https://app.box.com/s/ozylup0fhkeen56vqpyd

To tell you the truth, I wrote this as a way of learning how to do QR Codes. I need a project when I want to learn something new.

It took...

I figured out the answer.

You have to convert the bitmap image to a byte array to display it in SSRS.

This is what the revised code looks like that can be...

That's just what I was looking for. Thanks!

Andreas.Wolter (12/12/2013)

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I'll have to pass on that one

I am not a .Net developer.

All that SQL Server needs is the binary representation.

But what exact code you need in order to do...

Thanks for the response.

I am...

You can use the open source SSIS SFTP custom task component from this project at CodePlex.com

http://ssisextensions.codeplex.com/

Here is the 2008 R2 version:

http://ssisextensions.codeplex.com/releases/view/101949

Here is the 2012 version:

When we deployed the assembly to our 64-bit server, we got the following error message when trying to use the hashing function:

Msg 10314, Level 16, State 11, Line 5

An error...

"Absolute thorough walk through with no corners cut."

I try to write for the accidental developer, such as the DBA who who is not interested in programming but needs to get...

You can do it with a CLR assembly. I have just submitted an article on how to do it.

Here is the C# code for the assembly.

using System;

using System.Security.Cryptography;

using System.Text;

public class...

I wasn't really recommending this as a rock-solid security solution. I just wanted a non-trivial application for a CLR assembly that would be easy to understand. It took me a...

I've tried it on two computers now and it works on both.

When I click the OK button, the next message box pops up. All five of them come up as they should.

Can you try it on another workstation?