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  • Performance Point RTM is now available

    I got an email from MS today saying the Performance Point RTM is now generally available. Performance point is something I am interested in but as with many new technologies I have yet to dedicate any time to picking it up. If you are interested in learning Performance Point A great place to start is...
    Posted to SimonS Blog on SQL Server Stuff (Weblog) by simonsabin on 11-08-2007

  • Reporting Services - How to rotate text on a report

    I've been trying to do this for a long time and even looked into writing some CLR code that would take some text and produce a graphic of the text rotated. Well all my prayers have been answered by a colleague of mine. Thanks Andrew. To get text rotated in reporting services all you have to do is set...
    Posted to SimonS Blog on SQL Server Stuff (Weblog) by simonsabin on 06-01-2007

  • Update to the taskpad custom report

    Thank you to those people that informed me that my taskpad report was incorrectly reporting the backups times against the wrong type of backup. I have now fixed the report and have also included the backup types that are supported by SQL 2005. You can downlaod the new version of the taskpad custom report...
    Posted to SimonS Blog on SQL Server Stuff (Weblog) by simonsabin on 03-28-2007

  • Task pad report

    Following feedback I have issued another version of the taskpad report. This now works with databases that have been created by users that have access to the sql server via a group membership You can download the report from http://sqlblogcasts.com/files/10/default.aspx if (socialButtons!=null) { socialButtons...
    Posted to SimonS Blog on SQL Server Stuff (Weblog) by simonsabin on 01-11-2007

  • Custom reports in SQL 2005 SP2

    You may have come across the fact that in SP2 you can deploy custom reports that are accessible in management studio. This reports can be run from any context in the object explorer tree. Whilst I think this is really interesting, I haven't played with it much, but Anthony has read his blog post on how...
    Posted to SimonS Blog on SQL Server Stuff (Weblog) by simonsabin on 11-16-2006
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