Export to SQL Server Everywhere Database

Hello!

I want to export a table in a SQL Server 2005 database to an SQL Server 2005 Everywhere database (sdf file). I use the assistent by calling "Management/Export data". The source is "SQL Native Client" showing to a certain database. The destination is "SQL Server 2005 Everywhere Edition" with an SDF File set. Then after defining the tables to be exported I come to a page showing me the steps of the export. At step "Before execution" I get the error messages (translated from German):

Error 0xc0202009: Data flow task: OLE DB error. Error code 0x80040E37

Error 0xc02020e8: Data flow task: Error opening a rowset for "TABLE_NAME". Validate the existance of the object in the database.

Does someone know what the problem is? The source is completely ok. The source table is existing and contains over 3.000 datasets.

Robert

i have the same problem|||

Import/Export from/to SQL Server Everywhere Edition (SSEv) is not implemented.

The immediate question would be why is it shown their in the list of data providers?

All the data related tools (ex: SQL Server Management Studio, Microsoft Office Word, Microsoft Office Excel ..etc) show a list of data providers from a OLEDB Provider database of the system. Since, SSEv also registers its OLEDB Provider to system, it gets listed automatically.

Thanks,

Laxmi

Export to SQL Server Everywhere Database

Hello!

I want to export a table in a SQL Server 2005 database to an SQL Server 2005 Everywhere database (sdf file). I use the assistent by calling "Management/Export data". The source is "SQL Native Client" showing to a certain database. The destination is "SQL Server 2005 Everywhere Edition" with an SDF File set. Then after defining the tables to be exported I come to a page showing me the steps of the export. At step "Before execution" I get the error messages (translated from German):

Error 0xc0202009: Data flow task: OLE DB error. Error code 0x80040E37

Error 0xc02020e8: Data flow task: Error opening a rowset for "TABLE_NAME". Validate the existance of the object in the database.

Does someone know what the problem is? The source is completely ok. The source table is existing and contains over 3.000 datasets.

Robert

i have the same problem|||

Import/Export from/to SQL Server Everywhere Edition (SSEv) is not implemented.

The immediate question would be why is it shown their in the list of data providers?

All the data related tools (ex: SQL Server Management Studio, Microsoft Office Word, Microsoft Office Excel ..etc) show a list of data providers from a OLEDB Provider database of the system. Since, SSEv also registers its OLEDB Provider to system, it gets listed automatically.

Thanks,

Laxmi

Export to Excel format

I am using SQL Server Reporting Services 2005.

In one of report i am calling sub report which independently renders in excel format without problem but when it is called in main report as SubReport in Data Table Cell in that cell its giving error message Subreports within table/matrix cells are ignored.

While rendering to PDF format it is working fine.I have problem only in excel format renderings..

The export to Excel dosn't support sub-reports. I re-worked my Excel Exporting reports to not include sub reports (which stinks! but that's the current limitation).

Tim

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I have the same problem.

I use SQL Reporting Service 2005. The report has a subreport embedded in a table.

when I exported this report into Excel, it started gving "Data Regions within table/matrix cells are ignored" error when is displayed in the section where Subreport is display. I need the information inside the subreport to be able exported into Excel file which is very important to me. What is alternative way to fix it?

Thanks in advance|||

Hi ,

To avoid sub -reports in sql reporting services 2005 follow the solution.

Have a main table.The row where sub report resides - replace it /drag a list control and place a table inside

Before:

<table>

<tr>

<td>your sub report</td>

</tr>

</table>

After:

<table>

<tr>

<td><list><table><tr><td>data goes here</td></tr></table></list></td>

</tr>

</table>

Note : Nested table soln wrks this way only.

Filter the sub table as per your requirements / then grouping sorting . Then export to excel - everything wrks fine.

I hope this helps.

Regards,

shanthi

Export to Excel format

I am using SQL Server Reporting Services 2005.

In one of report i am calling sub report which independently renders in excel format without problem but when it is called in main report as SubReport in Data Table Cell in that cell its giving error message Subreports within table/matrix cells are ignored.

While rendering to PDF format it is working fine.I have problem only in excel format renderings..

The export to Excel dosn't support sub-reports. I re-worked my Excel Exporting reports to not include sub reports (which stinks! but that's the current limitation).

Tim

|||

I have the same problem.

I use SQL Reporting Service 2005. The report has a subreport embedded in a table.

when I exported this report into Excel, it started gving "Data Regions within table/matrix cells are ignored" error when is displayed in the section where Subreport is display. I need the information inside the subreport to be able exported into Excel file which is very important to me. What is alternative way to fix it?

Thanks in advance|||

Hi ,

To avoid sub -reports in sql reporting services 2005 follow the solution.

Have a main table.The row where sub report resides - replace it /drag a list control and place a table inside

Before:

<table>

<tr>

<td>your sub report</td>

</tr>

</table>

After:

<table>

<tr>

<td><list><table><tr><td>data goes here</td></tr></table></list></td>

</tr>

</table>

Note : Nested table soln wrks this way only.

Filter the sub table as per your requirements / then grouping sorting . Then export to excel - everything wrks fine.

I hope this helps.

Regards,

shanthi