Try opening http://localhost/reports from browser window in the server m/c. If that works in local machine and does not work from remote m/c, it should be to do...

Are you able to launch Report Manager in the server where you have installed SSRS?

We had similar issues where we could launch it in server but not from our local...

As coding standards, we always have a @Debug bit parameter to all the stored procedures that defaults to 0. For App debugging, we can pass this as 1 from client...

Your requirement can be solved using a Numbers or Tally table.

Refer to the below article on Numbers table and the final example has pointers for your requirement.

http://qa.sqlservercentral.com/articles/T-SQL/62867/

temp table created as part of dynamic query will not be visible outside the scope of the dynamic query. Try creating global temp table if that suits your purpose.

The set option does the trick in the below code. Set it accordingly.

Insert into #Ord (OrderId, DateEntered)

Values(1, '2009-04-06')

,(2, '2009-04-06')

,(3, '2009-04-08')

,(4, '2009-04-10')

,(5, '2009-04-12')

,(6, '2009-04-13')

,(7, '2009-04-15')

,(8, '2009-04-16')

SET DATEFIRST 1;

SELECT FirstDayOfWeek, COUNT(*)

FROM (

SELECT...

Note: This is not a generic solution. Adjust the order by clause of rank to get the desired result

SELECT personid, MAX(company) AS company1, MIN (company) as company2

FROM (

SELECT RANK() OVER(PARTITION...

Use the above query as a subquery and do the conversion in the outer query.

-Arun

using a cross join

SELECTa.Type, c.MonthYear,

Sum(CASE WHEN c.MonthYear='jan-2008' THEN a.[jan-2008]

WHEN c.MonthYear='feb-2008' THEN a.[feb-2008]

WHEN c.MonthYear='mar-2008' THEN a.[mar-2008]

END) Amount

FROM forecast a

CROSS JOIN (SELECT 'jan-2008' as MonthYear...

Create table forecast (

typevarchar(10),

[jan-2008]int,

[feb-2008]int,

[mar-2008]int )

Insert into forecast values ('Actual', 100, 200, 300)

Insert into forecast values ('Budget', 200, 500, 800)

Select* from forecast

SELECT *

FROMforecast

UNPIVOT (Amount FOR MonthYear IN ([jan-2008],[feb-2008],[mar-2008] )) AS...

Check the below article that answers your requirement

http://qa.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Advanced+Querying/calculatingworkdays/1660/

Is it not simple as below. Please state your requirement otherwise

SELECT callnbr,entdte,compdte,

CASE compdte

WHEN '1900-01-01 00:00:00.000' THEN DATEDIFF(day, entdte, getdate())

ELSE DATEDIFF(day, entdte, compdte)

End AS Workdays

FROM svc00200

You can also use the below to get user name in sql queries.

SELECT SYSTEM_USER

Try this

Exec sp_MSForEachDB 'SELECT ''?'' AS DataBaseName, * FROM ?..sysObjects WHERE name = ''sp_FindDetails'''

Create 2 variables for ServerName and DatabaseName and use them in the property expression to form the connection string as below.

"Data Source="+ @[User::ServerName] +";Initial Catalog="+ @[User::DatabaseName] +";Provider=SQLNCLI.1;Integrated Security=SSPI;"