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• Reporting Services Dev Version

  Hello all, We are currently testing RS on a Dev version of SQL server, could anyone give me the restrictions that the developer version gives that the full production RS would provide? Many thanks, Adrian

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by A-Nash on 2/9/2006

• Reporting Services Impact on Live Application DB?

  Hello everyone. The company I work for has been looking into using RS for our reporting needs across a couple of applications. I've been testing RS and it seems to suit the need very well. I was wondering if anyone had any experience of using RS on a live database and the impact in performance it had on the actual live DB. I guess it's a pretty open ended question because of the different variables involved (how the the SP's are designed, server specs and usage). But in any ones opinion should I

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by A-Nash on 2/9/2006

• Re: Unspecified error

  Hi rsmoke21, They are different versions but I do have VS.Net on the other box at the moment so re-added the PowerPoint object into the project. Regards, Adrian

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by A-Nash on 10/25/2004

• Unspecified error

  Hello, I have designed an application that uses the PowerPoint export feature to convert files on-the-fly to gif's from PPT files. The application has been working 100% on a server we have used however when I moved the application the conversion no longer works. The error: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: Unspecified error Occurs: Dim ppSaveAsHTML = 17 Dim Var_PwrP_Conv As New PowerPoint.Application() Dim fileHTM As String = sFullPath & sFileName Var_PwrP_Conv.Visible = True Var_PwrP_Conv

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by A-Nash on 10/25/2004

• Re: Problem configuring the portal with IBuySpySetup (Database bit)

  Shenra On the website u posted above it allows you to download the aspx (asp.net) page. This would seem that you have either not got asp.net installed on the server or the server does not support aspx pages. Out of interest, you have got windows 2000 hositing haven't you? At the moment the site that you linked to above will not run the pages beacuse it doesn't think that it should run them at the server and is therefore pushing them to the client to download. Adrian

  Posted to Portal Starter Kit (Forum) by A-Nash on 1/29/2004

• VS.Net 2002 - 2003 Compatible?

  Hello all, I work for a company that use VS.Net 2002 as a development environment. We are creating a new dev server and need to install VS.Net 2003. Now will the applications VS.Net 2002 and VS.Net 2003 work together or is 2003 not compatible with 2002? Many thanks in advanced, Adrian

  Posted to Visual Studio .NET 2003 and Visual Studio .NET 2002 (Forum) by A-Nash on 1/26/2004

• Re: Automatic PPT SlideShow (new error..)

  Hi newmem, I found that on my local machine (XP with IIS) powerpoint did not close, however, on the production server (win2k IIS) it closes down the application. Either way, once it has done the conversion it drops down to a couple of k of memory. As for uploading from a network path, as long as you can browse to the drive (for example if the z: was a mapped drive on the domain controller) then you should be able to upload as normal. There are a couple of changes I would make to the code and will

  Posted to Portal Starter Kit (Forum) by A-Nash on 1/16/2004

• Re: Automatic PPT SlideShow

  Hey Newmem, Glad you like it, can you do one thing for me, on the server check that it's not created the "Conv_pptfilename" in a level about the SSDocs folder... so for example it may have created it in the Uploads\Conv_filename rather than Uploads\SSDocs\Conv_filename. If it has, post here and i'll give u a fix. Adrian

  Posted to Portal Starter Kit (Forum) by A-Nash on 1/15/2004

• Re: MIDLANDS/London - UK - ASP/ASP.Net Looking for position

  If I were you James i'd use a pre-bult asp package as you have not had experiance of creating a secure on-line shopping cart. There are many different products out there for you to use, a classic (asp) based one that i've used before is www.cactushop.com, from the site you can link direct to WorldPay or Paypal to take payments. There are loads of products on-line like this, try google for some more alternatives. If you would still like to create your own take a look at some of these examples: http

  Posted to Jobs (Forum) by A-Nash on 1/12/2004

• Re: SQL Best Practices

  Matt, I've used systems with hundreds of thousands of records in and SQL server handles it fine. You should not notice a speed difference (as long as you not trying to return all the rows to html) until you hit a couple of million ;). MS SQL server is a very good DB, have faith my friend :D Adrian

  Posted to Portal Starter Kit (Forum) by A-Nash on 1/7/2004