http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143293.aspx

The first thing I would check is a firewall and specifically firewall log.

databasename.schemaname.tablename.fieldname - standard 4 part naming.

When working with MSAccess DB (for example) you are using:

databasename..tablename.fieldname since MSAccess does not have schemas.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190630.aspx

If you are using Windows authentication (an I suppose you do), then the Windows account you are logged in with should have permissions on the folder where Excel file is...

Could it be an SPN related problem?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321044

That would be the problem.

In report properties Layout Tab you have to change the report size to 11 (page width) by 8.5 (page length). Then set margins.

Then verify that the...

Do you mean you changed a pagesize property of the report to 9x8?

BOL. fn_my_permissions

You have to verify that the page width + margins does not exceed the page size.

On the ReportServer database which is accompanies any installation of SSRS, there is a handy stored procedure:

use reportserver

go

exec GetPolicy @ItemName=N'/rootpath/ReportName', @AuthType=1

It will return then an XML in a column [XML...

Oleg,

then you figured your steps by yourself 🙂

Change it back to 1024 and apply hot fix 2244.

Default is 1024. I don't really know why did you change it to begin with...

I was running in two separate cases.

Both cases were linked to a MemToLeave area.

If I remember correctly under Windows 2003 x64, min memory settings do not work on SQL 2000....

Considering that you are using SQL Server 2000 EE,

I would suggest:

1. Lower max server memory to 12GB.

2. Split page file in two placing the second page file on a separate...