So I received a new requirement to disable the client-side printing of the reports in my application. The reports are generated in SSRS which manages the client printing control via the toolbar displayed at the top of the report page. No problem I declared.
Unfortunately I did not realize that the SSRS server I inherited did not have an account with administrator privileges. Apparently the builtin\adminstrators account has been removed and an admin account wasn't added to replace it. (I'm still looking for the means of adding a new system administrator to the service.) In the meantime I was able to disable the client-side printing by setting the value column of the EnableClientPrinting row of the configurationinfo table in the reportserver database to false from true. The configurationInfo table maintains a copy of several of the parameters for the report service that you can manually change if you have access to the db. Glad I found this workaround! Still looking to get back admin...
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Beginning C#
After years of developing in C, C++ and Java, I find myself starting C# on Tuesday. I don't expect to find the transition difficult in terms of being productive. The nuances in any language are where the rubber meets the road. The nuances and little quirks and tricks are what I am hoping to explore here.
Beginning with the fundamentals of C# I will attempt to track my progression in this new technology. Someday I hope to post something that will be of assistance to someone.
Beginning with the fundamentals of C# I will attempt to track my progression in this new technology. Someday I hope to post something that will be of assistance to someone.
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