Hi,

I guess the solution would be to export it to Landscape instead of Portrait.

Here is a link on how it's done:

http://forums.devarticles.com/microsoft-sql-server-5/reporting-services-export-pdf-in-landscape-9209.html

I hope that helps,

Osama

What happens if you remove the primary key of this table, change the column that you want to the new data type, then finally add the primary key again.

Good Luck!

Osama

Hi Alex,

It's called: Execute SQL Task.

Here is a link that may be of help.

http://www.sqlis.com/58.aspx

Good Luck!

Osama

Hi ALex,

May I suggest that you separate the tasks into 2 phases:

1. Use SSIS to import the Excel data into a table as it is exactly.

2. Use a following step...

Hi,

Can this help ? You may need to install a Service Pack to fix it.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/839174

Osama

Hi Jane,

Can this help perhaps?

Refer to the DTEXEC section at the bottom.

Osama

Hi,

Go to the homepage of your Reporting Services:

http://yourservername/reports/Pages/Folder.aspx

then Site Settings (on the far top right)

then Manage Jobs (on the bottom left)

you can then kill any process that is...

Hi,

I am guessing that you are a student and that you have a project to complete, possibly a last year project.

If you want to generate a few reports from SQL,...

Hi,

Why not try to schedule a job that runs this script, shown earlier on SQL Server Central forums, that counts the number of rows in every table and stores them...

Hi,

If you mean that you are running SQL2005 on your PC and your friend is running another SQL2005 on his PC, then you can connect to your friend's from your...

Hi,

May I suggest an alternative way?

Write an SSIS package that includes an FTP task. Set the number of Retries on the FTP Connection to 5.

You may also have a step...

Hi,

Well .. the easiest and most reliable way is to create the empty SQL 2005 database and then right click it .. Tasks .. Copy Database wizard.

I hope that helps

Osama

Dear David,

Thank you very much for your very useful support. I had a look and I think your analysis is right. It is the memory. I saw in the event...