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Migration from Microsoft Access to SharePoint
Hi, Yesterday I was asked about migration paths for Access applications. Yes, there are still a spread active group (usually at the department level). I have worked with several alternatives, however at the end you should consider four main requirements: Read More...
Posted 17 April 09 09:54 by carloshm | 1 Comments   
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Planning to Migrate from Crystal Reports to SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services?
Hi, Just to let you know, that you have new resources available to help you migrate from Crystal Reports to SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services at: http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techinfo/whitepapers/migrate-crystal-to-reporting-services.mspx It is a great Read More...
Posted 06 June 06 11:38 by carloshm | 0 Comments   
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PDf Fonts & Overlapping items in Reporting Services
Hi, I just wanted to share some answers to one of our customers that perhaps are going and going in the RS world. They were seen some rendering 'problems': overlapping rectangles fonts in pdf been changed We have several references in the documentation Read More...
Posted 14 February 06 02:55 by carloshm | 0 Comments   
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What's going on with RDL?
I was thinking right now how was going on the different development around tools that generate RDL. Perhaps in the next Trivial Pursuit will appear Who designed Report Definition Language? and you should know it [:)] It is nice to see several projects/companies Read More...
Posted 19 October 05 03:21 by carloshm | 0 Comments   
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WordML in Reporting Services
Although Reporting Services is almost 22 months old, I haven't found any pure render extension yet (please comment on this[:-*]). Many people ask me 'how can I export reports in Microsoft Word format?', and I usually redirect them to our BOL. But after Read More...
Posted 18 October 05 12:54 by carloshm | 3 Comments   
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