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Friday, March 30, 2012

Print Error in RS2005

Hi All
I have 2 questions regarding the printing of the report.
1) I have an asp.net apps in which there are some links which point to
the report.when comming to the printing of the report only one user
facing the problem while printing the report from the print button icon
from the report.he is getting eror "an error occurred during
printing(0X8007F304)"
He is using other application which contain reports and he can able to
print the report from same print button.
I did search on google for this particular error and in one forum they
said to do this
1. Closed all instance of Internet Explorer.
2. Opened Windows Explorer and went to C:\Windows\Downloaded Program
Files\
3. Right clicked on RSClientPrintClass and chose "Remove"
4. Went to my Reporting Services report and tried to print
5. Said "Install" when prompted to install the Reporting Services Print
Control
6. Printing commenced!
Am i supposed to do it on the server or else on the user PC (Kind of a
dumb question)
2) whats the purpose of the percertange box in the tool bar.is it
useful for the viewing the report by decreasing or printing the report
on a decreased percentage view.I thought by decreasing the
precentage,report size also decreases as it does if we decrease the
percentage and print it from the file menu options.
Thanks
vkvHi ,
Some new problem came in to picture.I did the same thing
removing the rsprintclientcalss and installed activex it worked for the
reports that are on th rs2005.
But the application that contains reports which are on rs2000 getting
an error as "An error occured during printing. (0x80004005).
Does rs2005 print activex should work for 2000?.Are there any options
like both the versions activex controls are downloaded so that both the
versions printing works.
Thanks
vkv

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Pricing and Availability of Developer Edition

On the SQL Server site, I find occasional mention of the Developer Edition.
However, in the how-to-buy links, I find only mention of the other editions
and no mention of the developer edition.
How can I find out how to obtain the developer edition? I currently have
the SQL 2000 Developer Edition and would like to upgrade to the 2005 version.
The 2000 version was $49.95.
Anyone know how I can do this. It seems the regular site is of little help.
ThanksI would like the same information. The 2005 Standard Edition will not
upgrade a Developer installation to 2005
"RRRSr" wrote:
> On the SQL Server site, I find occasional mention of the Developer Edition.
> However, in the how-to-buy links, I find only mention of the other editions
> and no mention of the developer edition.
> How can I find out how to obtain the developer edition? I currently have
> the SQL 2000 Developer Edition and would like to upgrade to the 2005 version.
> The 2000 version was $49.95.
> Anyone know how I can do this. It seems the regular site is of little help.
> Thanks|||>From Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000BHQ5JW/sql08-20/104-3329794-1596720?%5Fencoding=UTF8&camp=1789&link%5Fcode=xm2
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/

Pricing and Availability of Developer Edition

On the SQL Server site, I find occasional mention of the Developer Edition.
However, in the how-to-buy links, I find only mention of the other editions
and no mention of the developer edition.
How can I find out how to obtain the developer edition? I currently have
the SQL 2000 Developer Edition and would like to upgrade to the 2005 version.
The 2000 version was $49.95.
Anyone know how I can do this. It seems the regular site is of little help.
Thanks
I would like the same information. The 2005 Standard Edition will not
upgrade a Developer installation to 2005
"RRRSr" wrote:

> On the SQL Server site, I find occasional mention of the Developer Edition.
> However, in the how-to-buy links, I find only mention of the other editions
> and no mention of the developer edition.
> How can I find out how to obtain the developer edition? I currently have
> the SQL 2000 Developer Edition and would like to upgrade to the 2005 version.
> The 2000 version was $49.95.
> Anyone know how I can do this. It seems the regular site is of little help.
> Thanks
|||>From Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...k%5Fcode =xm2
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/

Pricing and Availability of Developer Edition

On the SQL Server site, I find occasional mention of the Developer Edition.
However, in the how-to-buy links, I find only mention of the other editions
and no mention of the developer edition.
How can I find out how to obtain the developer edition? I currently have
the SQL 2000 Developer Edition and would like to upgrade to the 2005 version
.
The 2000 version was $49.95.
Anyone know how I can do this. It seems the regular site is of little help.
ThanksI would like the same information. The 2005 Standard Edition will not
upgrade a Developer installation to 2005
"RRRSr" wrote:

> On the SQL Server site, I find occasional mention of the Developer Edition
.
> However, in the how-to-buy links, I find only mention of the other edition
s
> and no mention of the developer edition.
> How can I find out how to obtain the developer edition? I currently have
> the SQL 2000 Developer Edition and would like to upgrade to the 2005 versi
on.
> The 2000 version was $49.95.
> Anyone know how I can do this. It seems the regular site is of little hel
p.
> Thanks|||>From Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/A...link%5Fcode=xm2
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/