Just found my answer here:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-GB/sqlreportingservices/thread/da619f3f-5e26-4b74-8363-c7203f2c685b

Turns out there's a CU available to fix the issue.

Thanks,

Simon

Hi,

Just incase anyone is interested or has a similar problem i thought i'd let you know that i've resolved this.

I enabled Lock Pages in Memory for my SQL Service user...

Here is the DQS install log (thought it may help):

Moved to attachment

Scrap that i've not found a different task under favorites.

My bad, but thanks for your help. I should be ok from here!

Stupid tasks with similar names..... grr....

Hi,

But that's the task i'm using 🙁

See attached screenshot. The confusion has come about because i'm sure i'm using the correct task, but i'm not getting the same dialog box...

Hi,

Thanks for that. I've changed the query as you've suggested but can't find the parameter mappings options you mention. I might not be looking in the correct place, hence my...

Cracking work!! (seems so simple when you see it). Thanks very much.

Simon

Hi,

I've fixed it thanks to that sysinternals tool thanks. There was a missing 64bit registry key.

I uninstalled the browser service through control panel and then repaired the default instance on...

Hi,

Oh right, thanks. I've run that and all it said was:

SQLBrowser: starting in console mode

Then nothing. I even tried piping out to a text file but that didn't reveal any...

Thanks, i'll try your 2nd suggestion in a moment. In the meantime i thought you might find the attached amusing based on the first suggestion.

Hi,

Just as an update it does appear to be a US/UK date related problem. A friend of mine has managed to get this package to run on his machine but...

Thanks for that John. All the components in the data flow are set to US English, my login is set to a default language of English, but doesn't specify the...

A very quick google found this: click here[/url]

That probably won't help a great deal but might give you something else to go on. Someone else might come back with something...

If you use the SQL Server Configuration Manager available in Configuration Tools in the SQL Server 2008 folder in your startup menu then you can change it there. It doesn't...

Should just be a case of double clicking the service in services.msc and then selecting either manual or automatic startup.