nope

I mean on your email server, you'll need to enable email routing/forwarding. I'm not sure of the specifics. I just know that most companies block forwarding in some way, and...

You'll need to have your net admin allow routing from your report server.

I'm sure if you post your procedure, someone on here could give yo a better answer and perhaps find the problem.

From my understanding, if you have a stored procedure that takes parameters one of two things will happen.

1. If you do not modify the parameters in the procedure, then the...

It sounds to me like the order of the parameters are wrong. Does the SupID parameter appear above the EmpId parameter in the Visual Studio Parameter box?

Just a stab, but...

This book should get you started. It's for RS 2000, but the basics are the same. IT usually runs about $40 US and is well worth it.

http://www.sqlreportingservices.net/default.aspx

I wouldn't suggest "Closing a post" and not allowing any further updates. Just a status that could be set by the original poster or your Admins. I would expect that...

Peter, THANK YOU for the help. Your first solution works partially, but it would incorrectly not match '12345' to 'a12345'. And I altered the spt_values to handle varying lengths of...

Here's the problem...

select difference('1644700809','5xreww332')

select difference('1644700809','9')

both return 4.....

I am only using this to display a warning to the user to give them the option of not inserting a record.

I COMPLETELY understand that many part numbers are only...

First I sugeest you avoid using '*' in your select statement. Second, I'm making a few assumptions here, but this should get you started.

select

u.userid

from

...

Keep in mind that RS handles logic at a much slower rate that SQL Server can. If you're not including too much logic, you should be ok. But as you...

The way I understand it is that when a report is exported to Execl it starts on the left. For each control that is encountered a new column is created...

This book is awsome. It takes you from simple reporting to building your own asp.net front end and it covers a ton of info in between. It really helped me...