are all SQL 2000 Server Wizard included in SQL 2000 Server Standard Edition

Hi,
right now we use the SQL 2000 Server Developer Edition to
make tests, but we would like to buy SQL 2000 Server. Does
the SQL 2000 Server STandard Edition include all the
WIZARDS that are also included with the Developer or
Enterprise Edition (when I highlight a database in
Enterprise Manager, go to "Tools" and "Wizards").
Can anyone help?
Thanks for reply.
BodoAll the wizards are included in Standard Edition as well. The differences
between Standard and Enterprise Edition are mostly in the high-end
performance and availabilty areas, like clustered servers, indexed views
etc.
For an overview see the topic "Features Supported by the Editions of SQL
Server 2000" in Books Online.
--
Jacco Schalkwijk MCDBA, MCSD, MCSE
Database Administrator
Eurostop Ltd.
"bodo" <bodobecker@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> right now we use the SQL 2000 Server Developer Edition to
> make tests, but we would like to buy SQL 2000 Server. Does
> the SQL 2000 Server STandard Edition include all the
> WIZARDS that are also included with the Developer or
> Enterprise Edition (when I highlight a database in
> Enterprise Manager, go to "Tools" and "Wizards").
> Can anyone help?
> Thanks for reply.
> Bodo|||Hello Bodo !
Differences could be seen here:
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/evaluation/features/choosing.asp
HTH, Jens Süßmeyer.|||Hi Jacco,
thanks for your help!
Brgds Bodo
>--Original Message--
>All the wizards are included in Standard Edition as well.
The differences
>between Standard and Enterprise Edition are mostly in the
high-end
>performance and availabilty areas, like clustered
servers, indexed views
>etc.
>For an overview see the topic "Features Supported by the
Editions of SQL
>Server 2000" in Books Online.
>--
>Jacco Schalkwijk MCDBA, MCSD, MCSE
>Database Administrator
>Eurostop Ltd.
>
>"bodo" <bodobecker@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:0b6501c36d6b$b90a15c0$a601280a@.phx.gbl...
>> Hi,
>> right now we use the SQL 2000 Server Developer Edition
to
>> make tests, but we would like to buy SQL 2000 Server.
Does
>> the SQL 2000 Server STandard Edition include all the
>> WIZARDS that are also included with the Developer or
>> Enterprise Edition (when I highlight a database in
>> Enterprise Manager, go to "Tools" and "Wizards").
>> Can anyone help?
>> Thanks for reply.
>> Bodo
>
>.
>

Applying Style template afterwards

Hi
Is it possible to apply one of the style templates after creating the report in VS? I'm not using the wizard, but would like to use the style templates afterwards. So first create the whole layout before applying the style.
Cheers, RalfSQL Server 2000 Reporting Services has somewhat limited style template
support. Improving support in this area is being looked at for inclusion in
a future release.
Until then you have the following options:
1. You can approximate this behavior by creating the specific report you
want and then placing it in C:\ProgramFiles\Microsoft SQL
Server\80\Tools\Report Designer\ProjectItems\ReportProject directory. These
reports "templates" will show up in Report Designer's Add New Item dialog
along with the Report Wizard, Report, and Data Source templates when
you add a new report to a project.
2. For simple wizard-created reports, you can control the style via
modifying the wizard style templates (there's an XML config file for this
documented in the help)
3. If you're wanting to modify the style dynamically after the reports are
created, you could store style information in your database and then query
for that information in your report, setting style properties based on the
query results (e.g. FontFamily
=First(Fields!DetailRowFontFamily.Value,"StyleDataSet"))
Bruce Johnson [MSFT]
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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> Hi
> Is it possible to apply one of the style templates after creating the
report in VS? I'm not using the wizard, but would like to use the style
templates afterwards. So first create the whole layout before applying the
style.
> Cheers, Ralf

Appending to a text file via DTS

DTS wizard is not allowing me to append the data to a text file. Every time I run DTS and choose the destination to be this text file (say A.txt), it overwrites the data. I have a table whose data I am dumping to a text file. I truncate the table, then get the data again into it and want to append it to the same text file. But I end up overwriting the text file with the new data.

Kindly let me know where I am going wrong.I am having the same issue as well... I thought I remember seeing an option checkbox somewhere to do that... but I cant seem to find it.
I doubt we are the only ones having to deal with this, so can someone please chime in with an answer or maybe a possible direction for us to follow? Thanks in advance... :)

Anyone use Copy Database Wizard across domains?

Has anyone been able to successfully use the database copy wizard to copy databases between domains?
I've got a SQL 7.0 database on domain A. I need to move it to domain B and upgrade it to SQL 2000.
Thanks
SharonDid you try to add the remote server from client network utility by IP Address and correct Port Number. Since it's in different domain, you may require SQL authentication(sysadmin userid/pwd). Make sure you do enought testing before proceeding to production.|||The problem really has to do with the requirement that the user have local admin rights.

I can get the copy wizard to begin using sql authentication, but I always get an error trying to create the OMWWIZE share.

I was hoping for a way around this.