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  • RE: Displaying a pop-up message in SSRS 2008

    I need the same in SSRS 2008 and SSRS 2008 R2. Can anyone please let me know how to achieve this!!!!

    Thanks!!

  • RE: Summary data - TSql

    Hello,

    If you want a report in the specified output then you need to look for two areas.

    1. SQL Query

    2. Report Design

    SQL Query:

    ==========

    In the report design in the data tab...

  • RE: Stored procedure with optional parameter

    Hello,

    Try this

    create procedure MyProc

    (

    @First int = NULL,

    @Second = NULL,

    @Third = NULL

    )

    as begin

    select * from employee where empid not in (IsNull(@First,0),IsNull(@Second,0),IsNull(@Third,0))

    end

    Hope helpful...

  • RE: Insert Query

    Hello,

    If all values are in a single row then there should be a seperator between each details. Here you did not mentioned that. Space connot be a seperator in your...

  • RE: Query for Time Differences in Hours

    Hello,

    Try this

    CREATE TABLE #TestData (

    Id int IDENTITY(1, 1) PRIMARY KEY,

    StartDate datetime NOT NULL,

    EndDate datetime NOT NULL,

    StartTime datetime NOT NULL,

    EndTime datetime NOT NULL

    )

    INSERT INTO #TestData (StartDate, EndDate, StartTime, EndTime)

    SELECT '20090415',...

  • RE: Number format in SSRS

    Hello,

    If you are using VS2005 version then follow below steps.

    1. Go to the cell/textbox where you want to apply this format.

    2. Right click and select Properties.

    3. In the properties window...

  • RE: Report Parameters Multi-Value and Stored Procedures

    Hello,

    Try this

    CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Test]

    (

    ID INT,

    NAME NVARCHAR(50)

    )

    INSERT INTO [dbo].[Test] VALUES (1,'Sample1')

    INSERT INTO [dbo].[Test] VALUES (2,'Sample2')

    INSERT INTO [dbo].[Test] VALUES (3,'Sample3')

    INSERT INTO [dbo].[Test] VALUES (4,'Sample4')

    CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[Sample]

    (

    @ID NVARCHAR(50)

    )

    BEGIN

    DECLARE @IDSTR NVARCHAR(100)

    SET @ID = '1,2'

    SET...

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