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Alpesh Patel Commented 5 Months ago through Just Learned
You can not view over there. You can Include in existing or new report using Report Builder 3.0...
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Alpesh Patel Learned 6 Months ago through Just Learned
SQL Server 2008 R2 has new feature to Deploy Report parts.
i.e You report has Table, Chart, Image etc then You can Deploy there report Whole and in parts as well.
To do that Go to Menu Report-> Publish Report Parts (Select The part you want to Dep...
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Alpesh Patel Liked 6 Months ago through Just Learned
SQL Server 2008 R2 has new feature to Deploy Report parts.
i.e You report has Table, Chart, Image etc then You can Deploy there report Whole and in parts as well.
To do that Go to Menu Report-> Publish Report Parts (Select The part you want to Dep...
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Alpesh Patel Posted 6 Months ago through Just Learned
SQL Server 2008 R2 has new feature to Deploy Report parts.
i.e You report has Table, Chart, Image etc then You can Deploy there report Whole and in parts as well.
To do that Go to Menu Report-> Publish Report Parts (Select The part you want to Deploy...
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Alpesh Patel Learned 6 Months ago through Just Learned
Synonyms word says all. To hide the actual name or object from the user.
Using this feature you can hide the linked server objects and directly use it in you database.
To do that follow the steps
1. Create link server.
2. Create synonums and provi...
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Alpesh Patel Liked 6 Months ago through Just Learned
Synonyms word says all. To hide the actual name or object from the user.
Using this feature you can hide the linked server objects and directly use it in you database.
To do that follow the steps
1. Create link server.
2. Create synonums and provi...
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Alpesh Patel Posted 6 Months ago through Just Learned
Synonyms word says all. To hide the actual name or object from the user.
Using this feature you can hide the linked server objects and directly use it in you database.
To do that follow the steps
1. Create link server.
2. Create synonums and provide ...
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Alpesh Patel Learned 6 Months ago through Just Learned
If you use "select * into" to create a new table from an existing table having a primary key, then the new table will not have a primary key by default....
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Alpesh Patel Liked 6 Months ago through Just Learned
If you use "select * into" to create a new table from an existing table having a primary key, then the new table will not have a primary key by default....
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Alpesh Patel Learned 6 Months ago through Just Learned
Any SSRS report is not re-displaying the changed information when running the same report back-to-back, even though the report itself is set with the following in the SSRS setup:
Always run this report with the most recent data, Do not cache temporar...
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