Good question.

Hi,

another solution would be to format your date like:

="Format(Globals!ExecutionTime,"dd.MM.yyyy")

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I got 1,1. Ithink the qod should be more precise.

Thanks

Hi,

Remove all '?' from the script and run it again.

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Hi

Do you like to connect from your local SSMS to the SSIS server?

If yes then follow the link I told you before.

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Hi

If you have problem connecting to the remote server, try this link

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa337083.aspx

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If the UTC time is marked as UTC then I would say TRUE otherwise FALSE.

Hi chikako wakishima,

have you done the things I told , add the SQLClientpermission and codegroup. You have to do all of these to get the assambly running on RS.

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Hi,

In Dataset filter out your empty records with

where DefendantName is not Null

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😀 Hi all,

I could fix my permission problem. I add the following code to the assembly:

Imports System.Security.Permissions

Public Class DataDrivenStyleLibrary

Public Shared Function dbStyle(ByVal inputStyle As String, ByVal...

Hi all,

I do have the same problem with the security of the dll in ReportServer. :crazy:

Are there some good resource who know the solution?

Regards

René

Hi,

copy the script to Notepad and clean there all spec chars. Run then this script. It'll work then.

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Hi

For me this is a useful script, but I miss a filter for backups with 'copy_only' flag. Maybe you can add such a filter.

Thanks for your work

Regards,

René

Hi

If you do loading with SSIS then check out this solution:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic676422-146-1.aspx#bm677555

Regards,

René

Hi,

I could set my format string in the property 'Format' like dd.MM.yyyy and get the correct German date format.

Rgds