Email report

Hi Freinds,
SQL2005 beta,
I create a subscription and want to email report based on a schedule. It
doesn't seems working, no error either.
Where can I track it down? Which config files keep the mail SMTP
information?
Thanks,
PatLook in the windows service log file in the LogFiles folder.
The file rsreportserver.config contains the email delivery extension
configuration.
-Lukasz
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"Patrick" <patriarck@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Freinds,
> SQL2005 beta,
> I create a subscription and want to email report based on a schedule. It
> doesn't seems working, no error either.
> Where can I track it down? Which config files keep the mail SMTP
> information?
> Thanks,
> Pat
>

EM Crashes when I go to Database-> Properties

Ive got SQL 2005 Beta 2 installed along with my SQL 2K on my XP PC
Now when I go to SQL 2K EM .. And then right click on database and select
properties.. it crashes.. Have any of you observed that ? Let me know how I
can fix it.. I even tried rebooting and it doesnt help
ThanksHassan,
If the database in question is one of the SQL Server 2005 databases, you are
probably out of luck. Some pre-2005 tools will simply not work with SQL Se
rver 2005 because they can't support features that didn't exist when they we
re developed. If EM is broken when used with SQL Server 2000 databases, see
if this advice from Microsoft about a different EM problem helps.
Like the rest of the current version of SQL Express this is a pre-release ve
rsion, the permissions problem is a bug which we have resolved in the B2 bui
ld of SQL Server 2005. If you need to use EM before we update SQLDMO and Exp
ress, then go to the version of SQLDMO.dll thats in SQL Server 2000 director
y and execute regsvr32 sqldmo.dll. This should enable EM to work as it was b
efore against SQL Server 2000 but neither EM nor DMO will work against SQL E
xpress in this case.
If things like this didn't happen, it wouldn't be beta software...
Steve Kass
Drew University
"Hassan" <fatima_ja@.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:OqF$jH6hEHA.1656@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl
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> Ive got SQL 2005 Beta 2 installed along with my SQL 2K on my XP PC
>
> Now when I go to SQL 2K EM .. And then right click on database and select
> properties.. it crashes.. Have any of you observed that ? Let me know how
I
> can fix it.. I even tried rebooting and it doesnt help
>
> Thanks
>
>

EM Crashes when I go to Database-> Properties

Ive got SQL 2005 Beta 2 installed along with my SQL 2K on my XP PC
Now when I go to SQL 2K EM .. And then right click on database and select
properties.. it crashes.. Have any of you observed that ? Let me know how I
can fix it.. I even tried rebooting and it doesnt help
Thanks
Hassan,
If the database in question is one of the SQL Server 2005 databases, you are probably out of luck. Some pre-2005 tools will simply not work with SQL Server 2005 because they can't support features that didn't exist when they were developed. If EM is broken when used with SQL Server 2000 databases, see if this advice from Microsoft about a different EM problem helps.
Like the rest of the current version of SQL Express this is a pre-release version, the permissions problem is a bug which we have resolved in the B2 build of SQL Server 2005. If you need to use EM before we update SQLDMO and Express, then go to the version of SQLDMO.dll thats in SQL Server 2000 directory and execute regsvr32 sqldmo.dll. This should enable EM to work as it was before against SQL Server 2000 but neither EM nor DMO will work against SQL Express in this case.
If things like this didn't happen, it wouldn't be beta software...
Steve Kass
Drew University
"Hassan" <fatima_ja@.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:OqF$jH6hEHA.1656@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> Ive got SQL 2005 Beta 2 installed along with my SQL 2K on my XP PC
> Now when I go to SQL 2K EM .. And then right click on database and select
> properties.. it crashes.. Have any of you observed that ? Let me know how I
> can fix it.. I even tried rebooting and it doesnt help
> Thanks
>

EM Crashes when I go to Database-> Properties

Ive got SQL 2005 Beta 2 installed along with my SQL 2K on my XP PC
Now when I go to SQL 2K EM .. And then right click on database and select
properties.. it crashes.. Have any of you observed that ? Let me know how I
can fix it.. I even tried rebooting and it doesnt help
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If the database in question is one of the SQL Server 2005 databases, =you are probably out of luck. Some pre-2005 tools will simply not work =with SQL Server 2005 because they can't support features that didn't =exist when they were developed. If EM is broken when used with SQL =Server 2000 databases, see if this advice from Microsoft about a =different EM problem helps.
Like the rest of the current version of SQL Express this is a =pre-release version, the permissions problem is a bug which we have =resolved in the B2 build of SQL Server 2005. If you need to use EM =before we update SQLDMO and Express, then go to the version of =SQLDMO.dll thats in SQL Server 2000 directory and execute regsvr32 =sqldmo.dll. This should enable EM to work as it was before against SQL =Server 2000 but neither EM nor DMO will work against SQL Express in this =case. If things like this didn't happen, it wouldn't be beta software...
Steve Kass
Drew University
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> > Now when I go to SQL 2K EM .. And then right click on database and =select
> properties.. it crashes.. Have any of you observed that ? Let me know =how I
> can fix it.. I even tried rebooting and it doesnt help
> > Thanks
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Hassan,
If the database in question is one of the SQL =Server 2005 databases, you are probably out of luck. Some pre-2005 tools =will simply not work with SQL Server 2005 because they can't support features =that didn't exist when they were developed. If EM is broken when used =with SQL Server 2000 databases, see if this advice from Microsoft about a =different EM problem helps.
Like the rest of the =current version of SQL Express this is a pre-release version, the permissions =problem is a bug which we have resolved in the B2 build of SQL Server 2005. If =you need to use EM before we update SQLDMO and Express, then go to the =version of SQLDMO.dll thats in SQL Server 2000 directory and execute regsvr32 =sqldmo.dll. This should enable EM to work as it was before against SQL Server 2000 =but neither EM nor DMO will work against SQL Express in this case. If things like this didn't happen, it wouldn't be =beta software...
Steve Kass
Drew University
"Hassan" wrote in =message news:OqF$jH6hEHA.1656@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...> Ive got SQL 2005 Beta 2 =installed along with my SQL 2K on my XP PC> > Now when I go to SQL 2K EM =.. And then right click on database and select> properties.. it =crashes.. Have any of you observed that ? Let me know how I> can fix it.. I even =tried rebooting and it doesnt help> > Thanks> >

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