I get an error when i export data into Excel 2007 in the xls format.
The data seem to exceed 65000 row limit. i Didn't have this issue before.
I am using VS 2008 to create SSIS package in 2008 R2
SSRS 2008 has a known issue with exceeding the 65000 row limit. You can resolve this by either upgrading your reporting server or you can split the result set into groups that can be split across multiple pages in the report.
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I am trying to copy and paste from SQL Server 2012 to Excel 2010.
My query has the 13th column that is delimiting that is ruining the results.
It has a long description field that gets cut off after a space or a certain amount of characters.
It doesn't matter how big or small my order might be or how dumb my questions are, I get great service quickly. My account manager constantly comes through for me, and is the reason all of my purchasing inquiries start with blah
Please help.
I have tried the following methods
Tried saving without any delimiting to the Excel FIle
Changing the Query Results to add Quote Strings contianing list separators when saving .csv or copying result.
Your problem is that you have already used TextToColumn in this instance of Excel. Close Excel. Restart Excel. Execute the query in (I assume you mean) Sql Server Management Studio (AKA SSMS). Left-Click the square in the top left of the results to select all the rows in the query results windows. Then Right-click and select Copy With Headers. Then go back to Excel, select cell A1 and paste. The headers should take care of the column splitting.
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Check if you are able to Export data using DTS Import Export Wizard of SQL SERVER 2012.
Try saving in both Excel(.xls) and Comma Separted file(.csv).
I am getting this error :
SQL Server Reporting Services
The attempt to connect to the report server failed. Check your connection information and that the report server is a compatible version.
I am attempting to upload my SSRS Matrix report to Report Manager. The report has a lot of columns (109 row columns followed by the variable number of column columns).
After trial and error, I discovered that when I only have 107 row columns I can upload successfully.
Can anybody explain why this is happening? Is there a limit of 107 columns?
I migrated an access db to SQL using SSMA. My application still contacts the Access .mdb file and returns the record.
before migration : the table which is being used to populate data in the UI has 1000 rows and displays 1000 rows if the application uses the non migrated .mdb file.
post migration: the mdb file which is used by the application returns only 100 records..I tried by having exactly 100 records it worked. but then I tried with 101, which started throwing connectivity error.
How to handle this. Does SSMA have any restriction on the number of records to be returned after migration?
very urgent.Any help is greatly appreciated.
I suggest that use SSIS in order to convert your data from access to SQL server.
If you don't want to use SSIS I suggested that copy date from your access database and paste in Excel file, and then convert your data from Excel to SQL server ( I think that column data type or column size cause that you can't convert from Access to SQL Server).
Client need with round 500,000 data in csv/xlsx format for every two month, which we currently follow the procedure by manually copy 60,000 records one time in csv/xlsx then download after passing multiple servers and finally merge all csv/xlsx in one csv, their is also chance of error while compiling all data.
We need shortcut for copying large amount data(round 500,000 records) from Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 in one time.
Please suggest better way.
Thanks
Attempting to copy/paste a 159KB TSQL query into Microsoft Access 2010 passthrough query editor (to a Microsoft SQL Server 2008 backend).
This produces pop-up error, "The text is too long to be edited".
What is the maximum length of a query in Microsoft Access 2010?
The help file says that the maximum number of characters in a SQL statement
is approximately 64,000. It doesn't mention any difference between pass
through queries and other queries, so in the absence of any specific
documentation I'm assuming that this also applies to pass through queries.
Looking for this myself and found another limitation that is more likely to be your problem as well as mine:
Maximum number of JOINS in a query: 16
Maximum number of nested queries: 50