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At its core, Reporting Services is a Windows service that relies on a pair of databases hosted by an instance of the SQL Server Database Engine. Interaction with the Reporting Services Windows service is provided through applications such as Report Manager, hosted by Reporting Services, and other applications such as the Business Intelligence Development Studio.

With the basic installation, server – and client – side components are installed on a single system. The Reporting Services databases are also installed to a local instance of the SQL Server Database Engine. With no dependencies on other systems, the basic installation is often referred to as a stand – alone installation .

With the installation completed, your final step should be to verify the installation. Open Internet Explorer, and enter one of the following URLs:

If you installed a default instance, enter http://localhost/reports .
If you installed a named instance, enter http://localhost/reports_instancename , with the appropriate substitution.

http://geekswithblogs.net/vivek/archive/2006/09/26/92316.aspx

Tried exporting to word…. worked well, for excel, it was showing warning though content was present .

Anyway try in deep on Thursday..

Started the book @ 12:10 PM

Chapter 1 finished @ 1:20 PM

While surfing an o’reilly book, I came to know about Safari Online and my client company have free subscriptions. You can read all the O’reilly and almost every MSPRESS book here online.

The best thing about it: it saves paper –> Tree –> Eco friendly way to read books.

You can save pages into PDF with any pdf printing software (For example – PrimoPDF) or can take printouts if necessary. I will recommend you for its subscription, if you frequently need to refer technical books.

PS: I did not pay for subscription, my client provided free account. As a normal user, you need to pay for subscription.

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Complete details can be found using get-help about_commonparameters

What I was using in my today’s case, is a “Risk mitigation parameter”’  ‘–confirm’. This parameter prompts user before executing the cmdlet. In my script I wanted to delete few log files that were generated by another part of script. I wanted a prompt for user before deleting the files. Here is the one liner “demo” script for it:

remove-item "Killme.TXT" -confirm:$true

Note that if you check the syntax in the help content of remove-item, you can see [<CommonParameters>] in the last.

Here is the screenshot what you will get from the demo script line.

2. Before you can use a function in Windows PowerShell, you must define it. If you want to define a function in a script, the definition (code) for the function must come before you use it the first time. This rule is especially important to keep in mind if you have some experience with VBScript, because unlike Windows PowerShell, VBScript allows you to define functions anywhere you want within the script.

After Upgrade, version info:

Microsoft Security Essentials Version:  1.0.1961.0
Antimalware Client Version: 2.1.6519.0
Engine Version: 1.1.5502.0
Antivirus definitions: 1.77.667.0
Antispyware definitions: 1.77.667.0

Then What is new in this version? As per Microsoft latest version is having improved messaging, scan reports and have few performance improvements. Now the new version also assure running the “Windows Activation Technology” for it. Not much clear with the last line

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