In the file rsreportserver.config, at installation folder, correct the value for the <UrlRoot></UrlRoot> parameter.

You don't have a default value for the parameter and it doesn't allow null.

Sorry, I didn't see that FormatPercent function is wrong. This should work:

=iif(inscope("matrix1_gender") and inscope("matrix1_race"),

FormatPercent(sum(Fields!Cnt.Value)/Sum(Fields!Cnt.Value,"matrix1_gender")),2)

In the Color property, you write the expression for the conditional format.

For example:

=iif(Fields!total.value < 0, "Red", "Black")

On the sum function you can specify the scope.

Try this to do the percentage over gender:

=iif(inscope("matrix1_gender") and inscope("matrix1_race"),

FormatPercent(sum(Fields!Cnt.Value)/Sum(Fields!Cnt.Value,"matrix1_gender"), "0.00%"),2)

Database ID doesn't change with a restore, unless you are dropping it before the restore. Try to do a RESTORE WITH REPLACE to overwrite the current database with the backup.

Also,...

That error is because your smtp server is not allowing relay, you can change that option on the mail server, but for security reasions it's recommended to be disabled.

Maybe...

Right-click on each field, go to Properties and uncheck the "Hide Duplicates" box.

You can use the ? : operator:

intFkRateGroupID == 8 ? decUnits : 0

for varchar (50), set the Data Type to String and Length to 50.

Try to reload the counters:

lodctr \\servername "c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\Binn\sqlctr.ini"

Also, make sure you have SP4 applied, it has this fix:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812915/en-us

Unfortunately, you need the fact tables for the AS2005 cubes.

To migrate the cubes, you have two paths: create new cubes with BIDS or use the migration wizard.

If you use...

The name of the jobs are the GUID of the schedule on the table ReportSchedule on ReportServer database.

You can try a query like this to identify the job needed to...

It works fine, just make sure that the server has SMTP enabled.

This seems to be your problem: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;291332

Go to Add/Remove programs in Control Panel, select Change on Microsoft SQL Server 2005. You can remove Reporting Services from there.