Import Error

I receive unhelpful errors from attempting to import a ms access table into sql server 2005 using the import wizard. Here is the report.

Operation stopped...

- Initializing Data Flow Task (Success)

- Initializing Connections (Success)

- Setting SQL Command (Success)

- Setting Source Connection (Success)

- Setting Destination Connection (Success)

- Validating (Error)

Messages

Error 0xc00470fe: Data Flow Task: The product level is insufficient for component "Data Conversion 1" (73).
(SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)

- Prepare for Execute (Stopped)

- Pre-execute (Stopped)

- Executing (Success)

- Copying to [Company].[dbo].[EMPLOYEE] (Stopped)

- Post-execute (Stopped)

- Cleanup (Stopped)

I received this type of error once before and got around it by removing all constraints from the table. I was able to import the table when the data types were nvarchar. I changed the data types to varchar and this occurred. How do I know what the message is specifically referring to or can I see more details of the import command. This is my first posting.

Charley,

Data conversion transformation requires SQL Server enterprise edition to be executed. see if this link provides more information

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=594086&SiteID=1

Import Charts

Hello NG!
I want to import AccessXP reports with charts. Is there any possibility to do this?
In the report designer error message callt object is not supportet.
Michael HerrmannsBOL contains a topic on the supported access report features during import:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/RSCREATE/htm/rcr_creating_building_v1_5x2r.asp
At the end of the "report controls" section it states: "For example, if an
Access report contains an OWC Chart control, it will not be converted when
the report is imported. The control must be added manually after the report
is imported." I.e. you have to re-create the charts with the Reporting
Services chart control.
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"Michael Herrmanns" <m.herrmanns@.fme.de> wrote in message
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> Hello NG!
> I want to import AccessXP reports with charts. Is there any possibility to
do this?
> In the report designer error message callt object is not supportet.
> Michael Herrmanns|||Thanks Roberts.
Next time I better rtm.
greeting
Michael

Import Access Report

I need to import Access Reports to Reporting Service on fly using VB.NET code. How can I do that? I know how to do that using Report designer but it is not going to work because we have to convert 500 reports. Any help will be highly appreciated.

I'm in the same boat. I have tried various report-to-xml export options but I get nothing but errors trying to get a functioning xml report working in Visual web developer. Sure hope someone can chime in on this subject. Zero help from Microsoft.

Import access report

Hello,
I want to import access report into sql reporting, but i dont have the
option in the project menu "Import Reports "-->"Microsoft Access...".
I'm working on windows 2000 and i have installed Sql reporting server SP1.
Any Idea ?
Thank you for your help !James,
It's not in the Report menu, it's in the solution explorer.
In your report project, rightclick Reports folder and choose Import
Reports..
Jon Jahren
"James" <James@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8E3F7A8A-4940-4B91-8337-D537CFF928FF@.microsoft.com...
> Hello,
> I want to import access report into sql reporting, but i dont have the
> option in the project menu "Import Reports "-->"Microsoft Access...".
> I'm working on windows 2000 and i have installed Sql reporting server SP1.
> Any Idea ?
> Thank you for your help !
>|||Thank you for your answer Jon, but the problem was that i had Access 2000 and
the option to import Access Report is available only with at least access
2002 !!!
I did an update and now it's working fine.

Implimenting additional export types

Is it possible to add additional export types to the list, link to sample
code would be nice.
Select a format (Export)
XML file with report data
CSV (somma delimited)
TIFF file
Acrobat (PDF) file
Web archive
Excel
-- MY NEW TYPE --
Regards,
JohnGuess not :(
"John J. Hughes II" <no@.invalid.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to add additional export types to the list, link to sample
> code would be nice.
> Select a format (Export)
> XML file with report data
> CSV (somma delimited)
> TIFF file
> Acrobat (PDF) file
> Web archive
> Excel
> -- MY NEW TYPE --
> Regards,
> John
>

Implicit Keep Together For Export?

I have a report that has 3 nested lists. The report looks fine when I view it in the browser but when I print it or export it to another format it appears that keep together is on for each list because some pages are only partially filled. I do not have keep together turned on for any report control, and I don't have page break turned on for anything. This problem results in the report being many more pages than it needs to be. Can anyone help?Yes, list dataregions have an implicit KeepTogether. You might give tables a try instead. More control over KeepTogether is on the list for a future version.|||

Now nearly 5 months later is there _ANY_ hope to get this KeepTogether working properly? Searching the web I found some other people having that problem. Its working correct if you have few data and its working correct if you have much data, but if you have a certain amount in between this keeptogether bug appears.

|||now over a year later and a new version keeptogether is not avaliable on tables.. man this sucks!

Implicit Keep Together For Export?

I have a report that has 3 nested lists. The report looks fine when I view it in the browser but when I print it or export it to another format it appears that keep together is on for each list because some pages are only partially filled. I do not have keep together turned on for any report control, and I don't have page break turned on for anything. This problem results in the report being many more pages than it needs to be. Can anyone help?Yes, list dataregions have an implicit KeepTogether. You might give tables a try instead. More control over KeepTogether is on the list for a future version.|||

Now nearly 5 months later is there _ANY_ hope to get this KeepTogether working properly? Searching the web I found some other people having that problem. Its working correct if you have few data and its working correct if you have much data, but if you have a certain amount in between this keeptogether bug appears.

|||now over a year later and a new version keeptogether is not avaliable on tables.. man this sucks!

Implicit Keep Together For Export?

I have a report that has 3 nested lists. The report looks fine when I view it in the browser but when I print it or export it to another format it appears that keep together is on for each list because some pages are only partially filled. I do not have keep together turned on for any report control, and I don't have page break turned on for anything. This problem results in the report being many more pages than it needs to be. Can anyone help?Yes, list dataregions have an implicit KeepTogether. You might give tables a try instead. More control over KeepTogether is on the list for a future version.|||

Now nearly 5 months later is there _ANY_ hope to get this KeepTogether working properly? Searching the web I found some other people having that problem. Its working correct if you have few data and its working correct if you have much data, but if you have a certain amount in between this keeptogether bug appears.

|||now over a year later and a new version keeptogether is not avaliable on tables.. man this sucks!

Implicit Keep Together For Export?

I have a report that has 3 nested lists. The report looks fine when I view it in the browser but when I print it or export it to another format it appears that keep together is on for each list because some pages are only partially filled. I do not have keep together turned on for any report control, and I don't have page break turned on for anything. This problem results in the report being many more pages than it needs to be. Can anyone help?Yes, list dataregions have an implicit KeepTogether. You might give tables a try instead. More control over KeepTogether is on the list for a future version.|||

Now nearly 5 months later is there _ANY_ hope to get this KeepTogether working properly? Searching the web I found some other people having that problem. Its working correct if you have few data and its working correct if you have much data, but if you have a certain amount in between this keeptogether bug appears.

|||now over a year later and a new version keeptogether is not avaliable on tables.. man this sucks!