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I was told that Reporting Services is included in SQL server 2000 but
I have not been able to locate it if it is. Do I have to load it
separately when I load SQL server?SQL Server Reporting Services is licensed with SQL Server 2000, but it is
separate software. If you have an MSDN subscription it is on the September
2004 DVD (Disc 2432.6, it's a red disc). Otherwise, you will need to contact
the vendor from whom you purchased SQL Server 2000 to obtain the media. You
will also want to download and install Service Pack 1 which is available at:
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/reporting/downloads/default.asp
"George" wrote:
> I was told that Reporting Services is included in SQL server 2000 but
> I have not been able to locate it if it is. Do I have to load it
> separately when I load SQL server?
>|||On 15 Nov 2004 11:41:48 -0800, george.hunter@.conagrafoods.com (George)
wrote:
>I was told that Reporting Services is included in SQL server 2000 but
>I have not been able to locate it if it is. Do I have to load it
>separately when I load SQL server?
George,
You can download a trial version from
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/reporting/downloads/default.asp. (Scroll
down a little)
As far I am aware, the full version is available only on CD or on MSDN
(not sure what levels).
Andrew Watt
MVP - InfoPath|||Dear George and NG,
I am in the same boat you are in. In addition, I could not read this
NewsGroup using Outlook Express and netnews.attbi.com. Perhaps Comcast has
put it somewhere else. I am using IE and the MSDN subscription to reach this
message. The real purpose of this post is to see if this approach to
newsgroups works. I am going to try to set up RS this morning from my MSDN
DVDs. In order to use RS I am going to have to transfer my application
development from MSDE to full blown SQL Server 2000.
Thanks for your question and the replies,
Bob
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Robert Schuldenfrei
S. I. Inc.
bob@.s-i-inc.com
"George" wrote:
> I was told that Reporting Services is included in SQL server 2000 but
> I have not been able to locate it if it is. Do I have to load it
> separately when I load SQL server?
>