I want to display the content stored in image column. Can anyone tell me how?
The content is actually XML text, encoded and stored in a image type.This link should help you.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa179439(SQL.80).aspx
Also if you have the Sample Reports installed the Product Catalog report
shows you how to do this.
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"Jason Wang" <JasonWang@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I want to display the content stored in image column. Can anyone tell me
>how?
> The content is actually XML text, encoded and stored in a image type.
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How to set Report manager PDF export timeout?
In the report manager you have the option to export to PDF which pops up a
windows that has a timeout encoded into the URL that generates the PDF. The
URL generated looks like:
http://localhost/Reports/Reserved.ReportViewerWebControl.axd?Server=http%3a%2f%2flocalhost%2fReportServer&Timeout=100000&ReportSession=ayxrhe45b5gzjh55mcra5o45&ControlID=18a6c1bb-379f-4332-9b44-16aa3eb2468b&OpType=Export&Format=PDF
I'm pretty sure it's this hardcoded value in the URL because when I increase
it; it works. Is there any way to configure this? I searched the web but I
haven't seen this addressed anywhere.
Windows 2003 server -
SQL Server April 2005 CTPAny ideas on this...
Is there no way to increase this timeout? Can Microsoft maybe add a
configuration setting into the 2005 version so this can be set in the config
file? It seems like an easy request since someone hardcoded the default to
100000.
Thanks,
Jeff
"Jeff Glenn" wrote:
> In the report manager you have the option to export to PDF which pops up a
> windows that has a timeout encoded into the URL that generates the PDF. The
> URL generated looks like:
> http://localhost/Reports/Reserved.ReportViewerWebControl.axd?Server=http%3a%2f%2flocalhost%2fReportServer&Timeout=100000&ReportSession=ayxrhe45b5gzjh55mcra5o45&ControlID=18a6c1bb-379f-4332-9b44-16aa3eb2468b&OpType=Export&Format=PDF
> I'm pretty sure it's this hardcoded value in the URL because when I increase
> it; it works. Is there any way to configure this? I searched the web but I
> haven't seen this addressed anywhere.
> Windows 2003 server -
> SQL Server April 2005 CTP
windows that has a timeout encoded into the URL that generates the PDF. The
URL generated looks like:
http://localhost/Reports/Reserved.ReportViewerWebControl.axd?Server=http%3a%2f%2flocalhost%2fReportServer&Timeout=100000&ReportSession=ayxrhe45b5gzjh55mcra5o45&ControlID=18a6c1bb-379f-4332-9b44-16aa3eb2468b&OpType=Export&Format=PDF
I'm pretty sure it's this hardcoded value in the URL because when I increase
it; it works. Is there any way to configure this? I searched the web but I
haven't seen this addressed anywhere.
Windows 2003 server -
SQL Server April 2005 CTPAny ideas on this...
Is there no way to increase this timeout? Can Microsoft maybe add a
configuration setting into the 2005 version so this can be set in the config
file? It seems like an easy request since someone hardcoded the default to
100000.
Thanks,
Jeff
"Jeff Glenn" wrote:
> In the report manager you have the option to export to PDF which pops up a
> windows that has a timeout encoded into the URL that generates the PDF. The
> URL generated looks like:
> http://localhost/Reports/Reserved.ReportViewerWebControl.axd?Server=http%3a%2f%2flocalhost%2fReportServer&Timeout=100000&ReportSession=ayxrhe45b5gzjh55mcra5o45&ControlID=18a6c1bb-379f-4332-9b44-16aa3eb2468b&OpType=Export&Format=PDF
> I'm pretty sure it's this hardcoded value in the URL because when I increase
> it; it works. Is there any way to configure this? I searched the web but I
> haven't seen this addressed anywhere.
> Windows 2003 server -
> SQL Server April 2005 CTP
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