What do they have in common?
View this guy making a case for Visas.
Moon shot
Well you can guess what's the impact of the election outcome.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Crystal Reports 2008's Cool Features
Mini Review
With a few clicks I created a report with some grouping. Embedded the report in an ASP.NET page (VS 208) and displayed it in a browser. It is already on my intranet.
The Group Tree and Parameters featues were automatically present.
With Parameters icon clicked you can pick and choose items from the group list and keep them all as tabbed pages. I have four tabbed groups, Main Report, ALFIKI, CACTU and FAMIA(showing).
Click on the Group tree and you have the 'document' map with drilldown features.
You can export any of these to several formats.
You can also set the number of pages you can send.
With a few clicks I created a report with some grouping. Embedded the report in an ASP.NET page (VS 208) and displayed it in a browser. It is already on my intranet.
The Group Tree and Parameters featues were automatically present.
With Parameters icon clicked you can pick and choose items from the group list and keep them all as tabbed pages. I have four tabbed groups, Main Report, ALFIKI, CACTU and FAMIA(showing).
Click on the Group tree and you have the 'document' map with drilldown features.
You can export any of these to several formats.
You can also set the number of pages you can send.
Don't you think these are cool features.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Can you use Cubes created using SQL Server Analysis Services 2008 in Crystal Reports 2008?
Yes and No.
There are three options for using the cube in Crystal Reports 2008:
Using OLAP Server: Yes
Using Local Cube file (.CUB): NO
When I tried to use a Local Cube file created in VS 2008, I could not. SSAS 2008 creates CUBEs with the extension .cube
Crystal Reports 2008 will look for a CUBE with the extension .cub. This is the only choice while browsing for a cube in Crystal Reports 2008.
Using HTTP Cube: Not tested yet
There are three options for using the cube in Crystal Reports 2008:
- Using Olap Server
- Using Local Cube file(.CUB)
- Using HTTP Cube
Using OLAP Server: Yes
Using Local Cube file (.CUB): NO
When I tried to use a Local Cube file created in VS 2008, I could not. SSAS 2008 creates CUBEs with the extension .cube
Crystal Reports 2008 will look for a CUBE with the extension .cub. This is the only choice while browsing for a cube in Crystal Reports 2008.
Using HTTP Cube: Not tested yet
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Happy Deepavali
Deepavali is the festival of lights in India.
I wish the readers of my blog a very happy deepavali (aka Diwali in India North)
We wish you all the very best in this festive season. Happy Deepavali 2008
ದೀಪಾವಳಿಯ ಶುಬಾಶಯಗಳು
Jayaram Krishnaswamy
I wish the readers of my blog a very happy deepavali (aka Diwali in India North)
We wish you all the very best in this festive season. Happy Deepavali 2008
ದೀಪಾವಳಿಯ ಶುಬಾಶಯಗಳು
Jayaram Krishnaswamy
Debug an ASPNET page
Debugging is not a default. You need to enable debugging acording to:
Add this Page directive: debug=true
1. You have to setup the website for Windows Integrated security
default is Anonymous logon. You have to place a check mark for
Windows Authentication as shown.
2. IE Script Debugging may be enabled:(disabled is default)
Enable this using:
IE | TOOLS | Internet Options||Advanced Tabs
Under Browsing Category
Clear 'Disable Script Debugging(IE)' check box.
Happy Debugging
Add this Page directive: debug=true
1. You have to setup the website for Windows Integrated security
default is Anonymous logon. You have to place a check mark for
Windows Authentication as shown.
2. IE Script Debugging may be enabled:(disabled is default)
Enable this using:
IE | TOOLS | Internet Options||Advanced Tabs
Under Browsing Category
Clear 'Disable Script Debugging(IE)' check box.
Happy Debugging
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