What’s new in this release?
Aspose.Cells for Reporting Services is already providing comprehensive supports for SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services but this...
0 replies - 1101 views - 05/14/09 by Usman in Announcements
What’s new in Aspose.Total for Reporting Services Q1 2009?
Aspose.Total for Reporting Services Q1 2009 has just released. This quarter release includes many...
0 replies - 649 views - 04/23/09 by Usman in Announcements
Expertise, advice, tool fro performance and all things interesting accumulated over the years to optimize Microsoft SQL Server and to make it -close to- zero /...
1 replies - 1643 views - 03/14/09 by SQLServerAdvisor in Tips and Tricks
What’s new in this release?
This major release of Aspose.Slides for Reporting Services announces
full support of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting...
0 replies - 1116 views - 02/10/09 by Usman in Announcements
When installing and using production web applications, backup is always a must. I have written about SQL Server Backup
before and this post would expend on...
0 replies - 3243 views - 11/07/08 by Boyan Kostadinov in News
Aspose.Total for Reporting Services Q3 2008 release includes many new and improved features in this suite of Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Rendering...
0 replies - 1430 views - 10/14/08 by Usman in Announcements
While looking for a solution of a different problem, I realized that SQL Server has a feature called extended stored procedures. Extended stored procedures, at...
0 replies - 3837 views - 03/17/08 by Boyan Kostadinov in News
Integrating your application with Active Directory (or another LDAP based directory) is a common requirement in many business applications. Almost every...
3 replies - 13163 views - 02/11/08 by Boyan Kostadinov in News
In business applications, there often is a need to know the number of business days and/or hours in a month/year. There is a dozen ways to do this depending on...
0 replies - 5144 views - 02/07/08 by Boyan Kostadinov in News
Most people that use SQL Server are familiar with formatting dates inside SQL Server. The common approach is: convert(varchar, getdate(), 106) -- Displays a...
2 replies - 17750 views - 02/04/08 by Boyan Kostadinov in News
