Credentials blank out-default behaviour?

Hi we have projects that a number of people work on,

When someone opens a project that someone else has been working on all the credentials for the different data sources have disappeared. This seems to be a default behaviour of reporting services, is there a way to change this?

if so how?

Have you tried using shared data sources?|||These are shared datasources

Creation of a Setup Project

Is possible to create a Setup Project of a Reporting Services Project to install it in another Server ?
You may be better asking this Q in the reporting services newsgroup as this
group deals with Replication.
"Asphart" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EA5A329A-9D6D-4E75-9721-4691A19E8A68@.microsoft.com...
> Is possible to create a Setup Project of a Reporting Services Project to
install it in another Server ?

Creating your first data warehouse

Hello,
I am doing a research project on data warehousing so that I can see
what it can do for my workplace. I have googled on this subject and
the web sites I found relating to this have not been too detailed. I
have a basic set of data and business questions that I want answered
already scoped out and I just wanted some rough guidelines as to what
common processes go into creating your first data warehouse. So far it
seems like a starting point is to grab the raw data that is of interest
and push it to a data warehouse, perhaps aggregating data as it is
moved. Past that point I am a little vague on creating fact tables and
dimensions. Does anybody have some sagely advice, or links to sites
that are a good starting point for someone wanting to throw together a
data warehouse?weluvpaul@.hotmail.com wrote:
> Hello,
> I am doing a research project on data warehousing so that I can see
> what it can do for my workplace. I have googled on this subject and
> the web sites I found relating to this have not been too detailed. I
> have a basic set of data and business questions that I want answered
> already scoped out and I just wanted some rough guidelines as to what
> common processes go into creating your first data warehouse. So far it
> seems like a starting point is to grab the raw data that is of interest
> and push it to a data warehouse, perhaps aggregating data as it is
> moved. Past that point I am a little vague on creating fact tables and
> dimensions. Does anybody have some sagely advice, or links to sites
> that are a good starting point for someone wanting to throw together a
> data warehouse?
Buy "The datawarehouse etl toolkit" and "the data warehouse toolkit"
from amazon.
Very good books that will help you understand the whole concept.|||Hi weluvpaul@.hotmail.com,
feel free to browse all the materials on my web
site...www.peternolan.com. It is there for 'newbies'. Feel free to go
to the beginners page. It points you to books I recommend.
I would recommend you do not try to 'read the books and then build a
DW'. Thats rather a slow way to go about getting a DW built.....If
your company truely has no DW already I'd suggest you look outside for
some skills/experience to show you the way.
On 'What can a DW do for my business?'
For commercial organisations the answer should be 'make more money'...
Or more correctly 'enable the business to increase profitability on a
long term sustainable basis.'
Alas, this does not seem to be what most DWs get built for...
Browse through my 'Newsletters' and especially the one about Business
Benefits of DWing.
On my 'fastest payback' project we got all our money back on the EDW
and more before we even turned it on......
So far I haven't heard of any other project that paid back before it
was finished!!
Best Regards
Peter Nolan
www.peternolan.com
weluvpaul@.hotmail.com wrote:
> Hello,
> I am doing a research project on data warehousing so that I can see
> what it can do for my workplace. I have googled on this subject and
> the web sites I found relating to this have not been too detailed. I
> have a basic set of data and business questions that I want answered
> already scoped out and I just wanted some rough guidelines as to what
> common processes go into creating your first data warehouse. So far it
> seems like a starting point is to grab the raw data that is of interest
> and push it to a data warehouse, perhaps aggregating data as it is
> moved. Past that point I am a little vague on creating fact tables and
> dimensions. Does anybody have some sagely advice, or links to sites
> that are a good starting point for someone wanting to throw together a
> data warehouse?|||Thanks for the advice guys, I will check out the references!

creating table fields dynamically from another table row

Hello all:

Is it possible to creates fields of the table dynamically?. I have this situation in my project. This is just a small sample. I have row of length 140. I don't wan't to declare all this fields manually using the create table command.

The description of table is as, in this table all the field are of type varchar only, there are like 140 columns.

create dummy emp (
field1 VARCHAR(100), field2 varchar(200), field3 VARCHAR(100)... )

Table: Dummy
================================================== ==
field1 field2 field3........
Empid Empname empaage1 sam 23.........
2 rai 22.........
.
.
.
n raj 45..........
================================================== ==
Now I want to create another table as "EMP" , with proper data type
fields too..

create table emp (
empid int, empname varchar(100), empage int...)

The table should look like as:

Table: EMP
================================================== ==
Empid Empname empaage.........
1 sam 23............
2 rai 22............
.
.
.
n raj 45.............
================================================== ==

I want to do this dynamically....
Some how I need to extract those field from table[dummy]; the first row acts as a column header for the table[Emp] and the subsequent row acts as a record for the table[Emp]

A small rough snippet of the code will be appreciated...

Waiting for replies......
sabyyou can do something like below. but determining the exact filed type in CREATE table is difficult and avoiding that I have taken all fields as varchar(100)

create table #T (SQLTxt varchar(5000))

declare @.SQL varchar(5000)
declare @.FinalSQL varchar(5000)
declare @.ii int

set @.SQL=''
set @.ii=1
while @.ii <= 140
begin
set @.SQL = @.SQL + ' Field' + cast(@.ii as varchar) + ' + '' varchar(100) null,''+'
set @.ii=@.ii+1
end
set @.SQL = left(@.SQL,len(@.SQL)-3)+''''
set @.SQL = 'insert into #T (SQLTxt) select top 1 ' + '''create table Dummy2 (''+' + @.SQL + '+'')''' + ' from Dummy'

exec (@.SQL)
set @.FinalSQL = (select top 1 SQLTxt from #T)
exec (@.FinalSQL)
drop table #T

Creating reports?

I have installed VB 2003 but don't see a project option for Business
Intelligence Projects? How do I get this installed as I need to create MS
Operation Manager 2005 reports?BIDS does not exist pre-SS2005. You need to manually create your own
solution/project/report files.
"Gonzo" wrote:
> I have installed VB 2003 but don't see a project option for Business
> Intelligence Projects? How do I get this installed as I need to create MS
> Operation Manager 2005 reports?
>
>|||Hi,
You should install the SSRS 2000 client tool, then it will be in your Visual
Studio under Business Inteligence Project. I did it before using VS2005 and
SQL Server 2005.
Regards,
Janos
"William" <William@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C9920E58-DB39-466D-9A2D-DC28CCA70136@.microsoft.com...
> BIDS does not exist pre-SS2005. You need to manually create your own
> solution/project/report files.
> "Gonzo" wrote:
>> I have installed VB 2003 but don't see a project option for Business
>> Intelligence Projects? How do I get this installed as I need to create
>> MS
>> Operation Manager 2005 reports?
>>

Creating ODBC connection

In my project, I have added a database called aspnetdb.mdf and I store all the required information here. Now I want to write a seperate Cryatl Report for my manager, that accesses this database and display required data. This report is not a part of the asp.net project. This is only for my manager. My database is not attached to any server. I just use the attachdb in the coonection string of my project to attach this database. no I want my crystal report to access this database. If I can create an ODBC connection to this database, it will solve my problem. Dows any body know how to access this database from Crystal with or without ODBC?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

i think crystal supports pretty much any type of data source, eg. odbc, oledb, etc.

Is the database SQL Express running on your own computer? I can find the connection string for you if this is the case.

Creating New Packages - Saving in Project Folder Unnecessarily

In BI Dev Studio, I have a Project/Solution created successfully, which has got say 5 packages working fine. I created a new package by Right Clicking on a solution explorer and selecting "New SSIS Package". System has given itself a default name and I decided to leave the BI Dev Studio WITHOUT SAVING project / solution.

Even though I haven't saved the project / solution still it left a package in project folder with a name "Package1.dtsx". I think this is a bug? Any ideas please?

Thanks

SuthaThis is true. I am sure this is a bug.|||If it is a bug, it is one common to all VS products, and has been since VS .Net came out. The IDE will always create files on disk first. You must supply the filename upfront for a solution, project or file, although in the later case in can be inferred as it is here. I'd rather it save it for me, than me forget and loose work. VS will also save the package every time you execute it as well.|||Daran, thanks.

I understand your argument. I suppose if it is unnecessary we can delete manaually, rather than losing hours of work incase of any disaster.

Creating Global Variables

I wish I could set a global value on my project so this one value could be
used by each of my reports. Is it possible?Eric,
Global variables defined in your project isn't possible. But you can
consider to use the underlying datasource for this purpose. Just retrieve in
all your report a datasource with the 'global' variables. Be sure that you
put all your variables in one row and name the columns as your variablenames.
Jan Pieter Posthuma
"Eric" wrote:
> I wish I could set a global value on my project so this one value could be
> used by each of my reports. Is it possible?
>

Creating DB from scripts

I'm using an integration project to recreate a db as needed from all the scripts i've previously generated. I'm encountering an error when the tables get built in the wrong order because of foreign key constraints. Does anyone know of a way to programmatically execute the scripts of sql tables that don't violate the constraints; so after, I can execute the other table create scripts? Any help or guidance in any way would be appreciated.

I think the SMO alias may be better for you, as SMO has at least the ability to generate scripts taking account of dependencies. See the SMO forum here: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=88&SiteID=1

Donald Farmer

|||Thanks. I will take a look.

Creating Database

I just installed the SQL into my SBS2000 server. The reason why i'm doing this is i'm trying to install MS Project Central Server. Anyway, i'm following the directions off MS and i'm came across a problem. I'm trying to create the database, tables and fie
lds by using the 'osql' command. I'm getting an error off the first command that i'm using.
Command: osql -U <account name> -P <password> -i Crttable.sql
Error: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][Shared Memory]SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
Any idea what the problem might be?
Thanks! Mike
Look at the SQL Server errorlgo and verify that the shared memory protocol
is loaded. You should see something that says:
SQL Server listening on Shared Memory, TCP and Named pipes.
If Shared Memory is missing that could explain the problem.
Rand
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

Creating Database

I just installed the SQL into my SBS2000 server. The reason why i'm doing th
is is i'm trying to install MS Project Central Server. Anyway, i'm following
the directions off MS and i'm came across a problem. I'm trying to create t
he database, tables and fie
lds by using the 'osql' command. I'm getting an error off the first command
that i'm using.
Command: osql -U <account name> -P <password> -i Crttable.sql
Error: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][Shared Memory]SQL Ser
ver does not exist or access denied.
Any idea what the problem might be'
Thanks! MikeLook at the SQL Server errorlgo and verify that the shared memory protocol
is loaded. You should see something that says:
SQL Server listening on Shared Memory, TCP and Named pipes.
If Shared Memory is missing that could explain the problem.
Rand
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

Creating custom controls

Hi all,
Using SQL Server 2000, Visual Studio .NET and the Report Project Wizard I've
nearly been able to create the kind of reports I like.
What I'd like to do now is to create a custom control and have it appear on
the Report Items toolbox along with the other report controls (Textbox,
Line, Table, Matrix etc.). I've tried creating an empty class:
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Data;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using Microsoft.ReportDesigner;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio;
using Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Controls;
using Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Drawing;
using Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Serialization;
using System.Collections.Specialized;
using System.Xml.Serialization;
using Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Interop;
namespace ReportControl
{
public sealed class MyReportControl :
Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Controls.ReportControl
{
}
}
But when I build this as a dll and try and add it into the Report Items
toolbox I get the following error "File or assembly name
Microsoft.DataWarehouse, or one of its dependencies, was not found." I've
had a good look around on Google for any information on this error or
information on how to create a custom control for sql reporting services
without finding any. Could anybody please tell me if it is possible to
create custom controls for SQL 2000 reporting services? If so, is there any
information I can read on it?
I've read on:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/SQL/2005/2005Webcasts/ReportingServicesQandA.aspx
that:
"Sachin Asked: Can Reporting services be used to pull up reports from a C#
Windows Forms application?
Answered: Yes, this will be easily possible using the new Reporting Services
Winforms control which will ship in Visual Studio 2005."
Does this mean that I'll be able to use my own custom-created
System.Windows.Forms.Control within this new Reporting Services Winforms
control?
Many thanks for any head-ups on any of these questions,
Best Regards,
Christopher Ireland> "Sachin Asked: Can Reporting services be used to pull up reports from a C#
> Windows Forms application?
> Answered: Yes, this will be easily possible using the new Reporting
> Services
> Winforms control which will ship in Visual Studio 2005."
> Does this mean that I'll be able to use my own custom-created
> System.Windows.Forms.Control within this new Reporting Services Winforms
> control?
No. The Winforms control can only be used to process and render existing
reports.
However, RS 2005 will add a so-called CustomReportItem. You can write
controls that implement certain interfaces and can then plug into report
designer and into report processing.
-- Robert
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Christopher Ireland" <cireland@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:e7oxVjOQFHA.1500@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> Hi all,
> Using SQL Server 2000, Visual Studio .NET and the Report Project Wizard
> I've
> nearly been able to create the kind of reports I like.
> What I'd like to do now is to create a custom control and have it appear
> on
> the Report Items toolbox along with the other report controls (Textbox,
> Line, Table, Matrix etc.). I've tried creating an empty class:
> using System;
> using System.Collections;
> using System.ComponentModel;
> using System.Drawing;
> using System.Data;
> using System.Windows.Forms;
> using Microsoft.ReportDesigner;
> using Microsoft.VisualStudio;
> using Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Controls;
> using Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Drawing;
> using Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Serialization;
> using System.Collections.Specialized;
> using System.Xml.Serialization;
> using Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Interop;
> namespace ReportControl
> {
> public sealed class MyReportControl :
> Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Controls.ReportControl
> {
> }
> }
> But when I build this as a dll and try and add it into the Report Items
> toolbox I get the following error "File or assembly name
> Microsoft.DataWarehouse, or one of its dependencies, was not found." I've
> had a good look around on Google for any information on this error or
> information on how to create a custom control for sql reporting services
> without finding any. Could anybody please tell me if it is possible to
> create custom controls for SQL 2000 reporting services? If so, is there
> any
> information I can read on it?
> I've read on:
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/SQL/2005/2005Webcasts/ReportingServicesQandA.aspx
> that:
> "Sachin Asked: Can Reporting services be used to pull up reports from a C#
> Windows Forms application?
> Answered: Yes, this will be easily possible using the new Reporting
> Services
> Winforms control which will ship in Visual Studio 2005."
> Does this mean that I'll be able to use my own custom-created
> System.Windows.Forms.Control within this new Reporting Services Winforms
> control?
> Many thanks for any head-ups on any of these questions,
> Best Regards,
> Christopher Ireland
>|||"Robert Bruckner [MSFT]" <robruc@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:#Jh53L7QFHA.4028@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> > "Sachin Asked: Can Reporting services be used to pull up reports from a
C#
> > Windows Forms application?
> > Answered: Yes, this will be easily possible using the new Reporting
> > Services
> > Winforms control which will ship in Visual Studio 2005."
> >
> > Does this mean that I'll be able to use my own custom-created
> > System.Windows.Forms.Control within this new Reporting Services Winforms
> > control?
> No. The Winforms control can only be used to process and render existing
> reports.
> However, RS 2005 will add a so-called CustomReportItem. You can write
> controls that implement certain interfaces and can then plug into report
> designer and into report processing.
Excellent. Thank you very much Robert, I'll look into it.
Best Regards,
Christopher Ireland.|||"Christopher Ireland" <cireland@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:e8x6rO#QFHA.2384@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> "Robert Bruckner [MSFT]" <robruc@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:#Jh53L7QFHA.4028@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> > However, RS 2005 will add a so-called CustomReportItem. You can write
> > controls that implement certain interfaces and can then plug into report
> > designer and into report processing.
> Excellent. Thank you very much Robert, I'll look into it.
Hi Robert,
It seems that when using the VS2005 Beta 2 (April 2005) along with the SQL
Server 2005 CTP (April 2005), CustomReportItem is sealed although there is a
ICustomReportItem interface.
I don't suppose you know where I could get an example of how to author a
custom control for SQL Server 2005 CTP (April 2005) ReportingServices using
VS2005 Beta 2 (April 2005), something along the lines of the SimpleControl
Sample for Windows Forms control?
Many thanks,
Chris.|||Well, since I worked on the design and the implementation, I certainly
should know how it works :). I want to add that CustomReportItem (CRI) in RS
2005 serves one main purpose: allow the integration of additional charting
capabilities. Hence, a CustomReportItem at this point can create an image
(with image maps) or a textbox, but not yet complex RDL report items at
processing time. The new data grouping RDL structure of the CustomReportItem
will also show how we will make table or matrix more powerful in future
releases.
The ICustomReportItem interface is the way to go. We are working on making
an interesting but yet not too complex sample publicly available that shows
how to implement a CRI design-time control (for report designer) and a CRI
processing control (for report server). We hope to have the sample and
documentation ready when we release RS 2005.
In the meantime you may want to look for a session at the upcoming TechEd
2005 conference presented by Andrew Bryan (Dundas Software). He will talk
about their work using the CRI approach (derived from complex prototypes we
have built) and how to build your own CRI controls:
http://www.msteched.com/content/sessions.aspx, Session BIN335 - "SQL Server
2005 Reporting Services Custom Report Items", Thursday, June 9, 5:00 PM -
6:15 PM.
--
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"Christopher Ireland" <cireland@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Christopher Ireland" <cireland@.gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:e8x6rO#QFHA.2384@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>> "Robert Bruckner [MSFT]" <robruc@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:#Jh53L7QFHA.4028@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>> > However, RS 2005 will add a so-called CustomReportItem. You can write
>> > controls that implement certain interfaces and can then plug into
>> > report
>> > designer and into report processing.
>> Excellent. Thank you very much Robert, I'll look into it.
> Hi Robert,
> It seems that when using the VS2005 Beta 2 (April 2005) along with the SQL
> Server 2005 CTP (April 2005), CustomReportItem is sealed although there is
> a
> ICustomReportItem interface.
> I don't suppose you know where I could get an example of how to author a
> custom control for SQL Server 2005 CTP (April 2005) ReportingServices
> using
> VS2005 Beta 2 (April 2005), something along the lines of the SimpleControl
> Sample for Windows Forms control?
> Many thanks,
> Chris.
>|||"Robert Bruckner [MSFT]" <robruc@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:#r1drZAUFHA.3352@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> Well, since I worked on the design and the implementation, I certainly
> should know how it works :).
Excellent! Many thanks for taking some time out to answer mine (and others)
questions!!
> The ICustomReportItem interface is the way to go. We are working on making
> an interesting but yet not too complex sample publicly available that
shows
> how to implement a CRI design-time control (for report designer) and a CRI
> processing control (for report server). We hope to have the sample and
> documentation ready when we release RS 2005.
That would be fantastic.
In the meantime I wonder if you're up for giving me a couple of tips in the
meantime <g>. My first objective is to get my custom component on the Report
Items ToolBox, so I created a simple dummy class that looks like this:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using Microsoft.ReportingServices.Interfaces;
using Microsoft.ReportingServices.ReportProcessing;
using Microsoft.ReportingServices.ReportRendering;
namespace MyReportControl
{
public class MyNonDundasChart : ReportItem
{
public MyNonDundasChart() { }
}
public class MyReportControl : ICustomReportItem
{
private CustomReportItem customItem;
public ChangeType Process()
{
return ChangeType.None;
}
public Action Action
{
get { return new Action(); }
}
public CustomReportItem CustomItem
{
set { customItem = value;}
}
public ReportItem RenderItem
{
get { return new MyNonDundasChart(); }
}
}
}
However, when I try and add MyReportControl.dll into the Report Items
ToolBox, I get the following error:
There are no components in
"C:\Test\ReportProject1\MyReportControl\bin\Debug\MyReportControl.dll" that
can be placed on the toolbox.
Any chance of giving me a couple of "preview" pointers? Please <gg>?
> In the meantime you may want to look for a session at the upcoming TechEd
> 2005 conference presented by Andrew Bryan (Dundas Software). He will talk
> about their work using the CRI approach (derived from complex prototypes
we
> have built) and how to build your own CRI controls:
> http://www.msteched.com/content/sessions.aspx, Session BIN335 - "SQL
Server
> 2005 Reporting Services Custom Report Items", Thursday, June 9, 5:00 PM -
> 6:15 PM.
Maybe I'll look into getting the DVD set which may have this session on it;
Orlando, Florida is quite a way from Girona, Catalonia :-)
Best Regards,
Chris.|||Well, writing and integrating your design time control is not that simple.
Also registering it in the VS toolbox is not trivial at this point in VS
2005 Beta 2 and requires a set of manual steps (this will hopefully change
and be simplified with VS 2005 RTM). I would recommend you wait till we have
the sample ready.
Regarding the TechEd session - it seems to be pretty popular so far (based
on the registrations). Popular sessions are more likely to be recorded and
available on the post-conference DVD set.
-- Robert
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"Christopher Ireland" <cireland@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23HQGV2iUFHA.3244@.TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> "Robert Bruckner [MSFT]" <robruc@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:#r1drZAUFHA.3352@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
>> Well, since I worked on the design and the implementation, I certainly
>> should know how it works :).
> Excellent! Many thanks for taking some time out to answer mine (and
> others)
> questions!!
>> The ICustomReportItem interface is the way to go. We are working on
>> making
>> an interesting but yet not too complex sample publicly available that
> shows
>> how to implement a CRI design-time control (for report designer) and a
>> CRI
>> processing control (for report server). We hope to have the sample and
>> documentation ready when we release RS 2005.
> That would be fantastic.
> In the meantime I wonder if you're up for giving me a couple of tips in
> the
> meantime <g>. My first objective is to get my custom component on the
> Report
> Items ToolBox, so I created a simple dummy class that looks like this:
> using System;
> using System.Collections.Generic;
> using System.Text;
> using Microsoft.ReportingServices.Interfaces;
> using Microsoft.ReportingServices.ReportProcessing;
> using Microsoft.ReportingServices.ReportRendering;
> namespace MyReportControl
> {
> public class MyNonDundasChart : ReportItem
> {
> public MyNonDundasChart() { }
> }
> public class MyReportControl : ICustomReportItem
> {
> private CustomReportItem customItem;
> public ChangeType Process()
> {
> return ChangeType.None;
> }
> public Action Action
> {
> get { return new Action(); }
> }
> public CustomReportItem CustomItem
> {
> set { customItem = value;}
> }
> public ReportItem RenderItem
> {
> get { return new MyNonDundasChart(); }
> }
> }
> }
>
> However, when I try and add MyReportControl.dll into the Report Items
> ToolBox, I get the following error:
> There are no components in
> "C:\Test\ReportProject1\MyReportControl\bin\Debug\MyReportControl.dll"
> that
> can be placed on the toolbox.
> Any chance of giving me a couple of "preview" pointers? Please <gg>?
>> In the meantime you may want to look for a session at the upcoming TechEd
>> 2005 conference presented by Andrew Bryan (Dundas Software). He will talk
>> about their work using the CRI approach (derived from complex prototypes
> we
>> have built) and how to build your own CRI controls:
>> http://www.msteched.com/content/sessions.aspx, Session BIN335 - "SQL
> Server
>> 2005 Reporting Services Custom Report Items", Thursday, June 9, 5:00 PM -
>> 6:15 PM.
> Maybe I'll look into getting the DVD set which may have this session on
> it;
> Orlando, Florida is quite a way from Girona, Catalonia :-)
> Best Regards,
> Chris.
>