embedding ASPNETDB into my own db

Hi there,

i wanted to embed ASPNETDB into my own db, so i scripted the ASPNETDB and executed it into my db. the problem is that App Manager of my website can not connect to it,(>i've corrected the connectionstring LocalSqlServer), the problem is that, it says its schema is not as expected, i understand this problem but, is there any way to solve it?

thanks in advance

Hi,

Since you're scripting the ASPNETDB to move it to your own db, I suggest you check if there is anything missing. Because you might not scripting everything.

However, I suggest you seperate the ASPNETDB from your own db, since you might need to perform some configuration on the ASPNETDB using .NET tools, which might affect the whole database.

|||

Hi,

well, as an inverse approach, i embedded (scripted) my own db into ASPNETDB, and it now works. it seems, as you said, i hadn't copied everything, although i had checked the 'copy all objects' choice.

thanks

email notification

Hi All,
We need to email RS reports to various sales persons within a branch.
Sales persons are only allowed to see their own report. Therefor a report
will be executed for the amount of sales persons, passing thru the
salesperson's ID as a parameter. We do not want to schedule a report for each
sales person
Any ideas on how we would be able to email the report to the various sales
persons once the report has been executed for a specific sales person before
executing for the next sales person. We will have a salesperson's table that
contains fields like: ID, SALES_NAME,EMAIL
Any ideas appreciatedA data-driven subscription can accomplish this. One schedule to
service all sales persons, with the Salesperson's ID and their email
address as two of the parms you'll need to supply to the DDS.
HTH
Matt A|||Hi Matt,
Thanks for the reply..I got it working with data-driven subscription
Cheers

elongated or oval pie charts

I've designed a report that has 2 pie charts side by side. The report
size is 11 x 8.5 (landscape). The pie charts reside in their own
respective tables. The problem is that when I preview or save the
report as a pdf, the pie charts are elongated or oval shaped. The
height/width settings for each table cell are the same, i.e.
proportionate. I can't think of anything else that would cause this
problem.
Has anyone seen this and if so do you have a solution?Are you using 3D pie charts with a vertical rotation? That's the only case
where you would get oval shaped pie charts. The size of the chart does not
change at runtime - you should see the same behavior in Layout mode,
Preview, and all output formats - not sure why you see this only in Preview
and PDF. Probably I'm missing something, but turning off 3D or changing the
vertical rotation to 0 degrees will results in pie charts drawn as circles.
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Kevin" <kevin@.wealthtouch.com> wrote in message
news:6bc68b86.0408110951.3b99ce56@.posting.google.com...
> I've designed a report that has 2 pie charts side by side. The report
> size is 11 x 8.5 (landscape). The pie charts reside in their own
> respective tables. The problem is that when I preview or save the
> report as a pdf, the pie charts are elongated or oval shaped. The
> height/width settings for each table cell are the same, i.e.
> proportionate. I can't think of anything else that would cause this
> problem.
> Has anyone seen this and if so do you have a solution?|||Robert,
Actually, what was causing the elongated pie was the fact that I had
it nested in a table with a legend that I created manually. The table
would grow or shrink depending on the amount of series showing up in
the legend. Basically, it's an Asset Allocation table with a pie chart
and a legend. The legend would get taller the more assets that were in
a portfolio. As a result, the taller the legend, the taller the table.
When the legend grew taller than the pie it caused the pie to become
elongated. So I placed the legend and pie chart in 2 seperate tables
and problem solved.
"Robert Bruckner [MSFT]" <robruc@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<OwWoQlCgEHA.2916@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl>...
> Are you using 3D pie charts with a vertical rotation? That's the only case
> where you would get oval shaped pie charts. The size of the chart does not
> change at runtime - you should see the same behavior in Layout mode,
> Preview, and all output formats - not sure why you see this only in Preview
> and PDF. Probably I'm missing something, but turning off 3D or changing the
> vertical rotation to 0 degrees will results in pie charts drawn as circles.
> --
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
>
> "Kevin" <kevin@.wealthtouch.com> wrote in message
> news:6bc68b86.0408110951.3b99ce56@.posting.google.com...
> > I've designed a report that has 2 pie charts side by side. The report
> > size is 11 x 8.5 (landscape). The pie charts reside in their own
> > respective tables. The problem is that when I preview or save the
> > report as a pdf, the pie charts are elongated or oval shaped. The
> > height/width settings for each table cell are the same, i.e.
> > proportionate. I can't think of anything else that would cause this
> > problem.
> >
> > Has anyone seen this and if so do you have a solution?