Hello all,
I am new to reporting services.
We have one installation of reporting services with SQL server 2005 and
Analysis services 2005 on one machine, and we have another server with only
Reporting services 2005 installed (a proxy server). I dont have a problem
with the first machine, but the second machine keeps showing this error when
i try to enter the default 'Report service' page:
http://localhost/reports
The XML page cannot be displayed
Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet. Please correct the error and
then click the Refresh button, or try again later.
----
A name was started with an invalid character. Error processing resource
'http://ar2krepprox/Reports/'. Line 1, Position 2
<%@. Page language="c#" Codebehind="Home.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="false"
Inherits="Microsoft.ReportingServices.UI.HomePag...
I am able to deploy reports, but when run them i get this error:
' Your browser does not support scripts or has been configured not to allow
scripts. Click here to view this report without scripts. '
How do i get rid of these errors?
Is there any way to create a data driven subscription through the SQL Server
management studio?
I encountered no installation errors!
Thanks in advance
IshanI found the solution!!
a shout note by luna.dave@.gmail.com was v helpful
"Ishan Bhalla" wrote:
> Hello all,
> I am new to reporting services.
> We have one installation of reporting services with SQL server 2005 and
> Analysis services 2005 on one machine, and we have another server with only
> Reporting services 2005 installed (a proxy server). I dont have a problem
> with the first machine, but the second machine keeps showing this error when
> i try to enter the default 'Report service' page:
> http://localhost/reports
> The XML page cannot be displayed
> Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet. Please correct the error and
> then click the Refresh button, or try again later.
> ----
> A name was started with an invalid character. Error processing resource
> 'http://ar2krepprox/Reports/'. Line 1, Position 2
> <%@. Page language="c#" Codebehind="Home.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="false"
> Inherits="Microsoft.ReportingServices.UI.HomePag...
> I am able to deploy reports, but when run them i get this error:
> ' Your browser does not support scripts or has been configured not to allow
> scripts. Click here to view this report without scripts. '
> How do i get rid of these errors?
> Is there any way to create a data driven subscription through the SQL Server
> management studio?
> I encountered no installation errors!
> Thanks in advance
> Ishan
>|||Within IIS Manager on your RS server check you have Scripts Enabled on the
"Home Directory" tab.
Paul Walsh
"Ishan Bhalla" wrote:
> Hello all,
> I am new to reporting services.
> We have one installation of reporting services with SQL server 2005 and
> Analysis services 2005 on one machine, and we have another server with only
> Reporting services 2005 installed (a proxy server). I dont have a problem
> with the first machine, but the second machine keeps showing this error when
> i try to enter the default 'Report service' page:
> http://localhost/reports
> The XML page cannot be displayed
> Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet. Please correct the error and
> then click the Refresh button, or try again later.
> ----
> A name was started with an invalid character. Error processing resource
> 'http://ar2krepprox/Reports/'. Line 1, Position 2
> <%@. Page language="c#" Codebehind="Home.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="false"
> Inherits="Microsoft.ReportingServices.UI.HomePag...
> I am able to deploy reports, but when run them i get this error:
> ' Your browser does not support scripts or has been configured not to allow
> scripts. Click here to view this report without scripts. '
> How do i get rid of these errors?
> Is there any way to create a data driven subscription through the SQL Server
> management studio?
> I encountered no installation errors!
> Thanks in advance
> Ishan
>
Showing posts with label machine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label machine. Show all posts
Friday, March 30, 2012
problem with login
I have a problem with login on slq server 2005 on the other machine. The story is:
1)
I have been trying create classes with help of SqlMetal (Linq tool) and all the time i have a message
Unhandled Exception: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Login failed for user 'me'
2)
So, I tried connect by sqlcmd.
sqlcmd -S OURSERVER -d database -U me -P password
And the error message is:
Msg 18456, Level 14, State 1, Server OURSERVER, Line 1
Login failed for user 'me'.
and...
3)
I CAN connect to this database with help of "SQL Server Management Studio Express"
with the same username and password.
thanks for help
bakuuu
ps. sorry for my english
From your description, I don’t have enough information to determine if my following assumption is correct or not, but it may be worth a try.
I am guessing that the scenarios that fail (1) & (2) are from a remote machine, but the one that succeeds (3) is on the same machine as SQL Server Express. If this is true, it may be possible that TCP communications are disabled and/or the windows firewall is not allowing to connect. Please use SQL Server Configuration Manager to enable TCP (and restart the server) and make sure the firewall allows the connection.
Another possibility is that the DB “database” specified with the parameter –d is not available or you don’t have permission to connect. Try using the default DB (remove the –d database parameter) or master (-d master).
If my assumptions are not correct, we will appreciate further information in order to help.
Thanks a lot.
-Raul Garcia
SDE/T
SQL Server Engine
Friday, March 23, 2012
Problem with importing TXT file to SQL Server
I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.
Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
> ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
sql
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.
Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
> ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
sql
Problem with importing TXT file to SQL Server
I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote
3;"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I
got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
> ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote &#
123;"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN"
I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote
3;"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I
got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type =
> ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote &#
123;"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN"
I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
Problem with importing TXT file to SQL Server
I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type = ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type => ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
(columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
"A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
Tasks - Import Data.
On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type = ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip Rows
= 0.
On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got an
error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
database.
I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
Thanks.Sorry, I posted too early. I found out my problem. I have to click on
"Transform" to change the field from varchar(8000) to varchar(30). This
fixed the problem. Thanks.
"fniles" <fniles@.pfmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23LxAn89rEHA.3428@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>I have a .TXT file that I would like to import to SQL Server on my machine.
> The .TXT file is comma (,) delimited, with only 4 rows and 185 fields
> (columns). The size of the TXT file is 4 KB.
> A sample of 1 of the row in the TXT file is as follows:
> "A","B"," B1","B0001","F1","OMAAA,"D",.........
> In SQL Server I created a new database called "maint". I right click - All
> Tasks - Import Data.
> On the question "From where do you want to copy the data, I selected "Text
> File" for "Data Source" and enter the filename "C:\MN.TXT"
> On the file format, I selected all the default : "Delimited", File Type => ANSI, Row Delimiter = {CR}{LF}, Text Qualifier = Double Quote {"}, Skip
> Rows = 0.
> On the Column delimiter, I selected the default = Comma
> On the destination, I selected "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server"
> and selected my server (Local) and my database "maint".
> When I run it, on the step "copy data from MN to [maint].[dbo].MN" I got
> an error "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". It
> successfully created the tables and fields (columns) in the "maint"
> database.
> I have 24 G of free space in my machine.
> Am I importing this TXT file incorrectly ?
> Thanks.
>
>
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Problem with high Reproting Services 100% Usage
Currently I am running SQL Server 2005 and Reporting Services 2005 on
the same machine. When no reports are being run the CPU usage stays at
100% it is split between sql server and report services 10%/90%. If
anyone can help me, as this seems like some sort of bug with reporting
services, if there is a path I would greatly appreciate it.
Kind Regards
Nilesh ChauhanOn Mar 14, 6:05 am, nilesh.k.chau...@.googlemail.com wrote:
> Currently I am running SQL Server 2005 and Reporting Services 2005 on
> the same machine. When no reports are being run the CPU usage stays at
> 100% it is split between sql server and report services 10%/90%. If
> anyone can help me, as this seems like some sort of bug with reporting
> services, if there is a path I would greatly appreciate it.
> Kind Regards
> Nilesh Chauhan
I have worked w/the same setup recently without problems. Have you
tried rebooting the machine? That may resolve the problem. How long
have you been seeing this CPU usage?
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. SQL Server Developer
the same machine. When no reports are being run the CPU usage stays at
100% it is split between sql server and report services 10%/90%. If
anyone can help me, as this seems like some sort of bug with reporting
services, if there is a path I would greatly appreciate it.
Kind Regards
Nilesh ChauhanOn Mar 14, 6:05 am, nilesh.k.chau...@.googlemail.com wrote:
> Currently I am running SQL Server 2005 and Reporting Services 2005 on
> the same machine. When no reports are being run the CPU usage stays at
> 100% it is split between sql server and report services 10%/90%. If
> anyone can help me, as this seems like some sort of bug with reporting
> services, if there is a path I would greatly appreciate it.
> Kind Regards
> Nilesh Chauhan
I have worked w/the same setup recently without problems. Have you
tried rebooting the machine? That may resolve the problem. How long
have you been seeing this CPU usage?
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. SQL Server Developer
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