Showing posts with label experience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label experience. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
How do I turn this annoying thing off for god’s sake?
I check NO, I don’t wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking me
to make SQL server better.
When you're in "SQL Server Management Studio" click Help then choose
"Customer Feedback Options"
HTH. Ryan
"letuce dance" <letucedance@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:377BFDCD-B914-4F40-914A-3874A6198858@.microsoft.com...
> Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
> How do I turn this annoying thing off for god's sake?
> I check NO, I don't wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking
> me
> to make SQL server better.
>
|||It is checked
"NO I DON'T WISH TO PARTICIPANT"
But it still keeps asking me from time to time if I want to make SQL server
better.
What gives? Can I uninstall this spam spyware feature of the product?

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
How do I turn this annoying thing off for god’s sake?
I check NO, I don’t wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking m
e
to make SQL server better.When you're in "SQL Server Management Studio" click Help then choose
"Customer Feedback Options"
HTH. Ryan
"letuce dance" <letucedance@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:377BFDCD-B914-4F40-914A-3874A6198858@.microsoft.com...
> Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
> How do I turn this annoying thing off for god's sake?
> I check NO, I don't wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking
> me
> to make SQL server better.
>|||It is checked
"NO I DON'T WISH TO PARTICIPANT"
But it still keeps asking me from time to time if I want to make SQL server
better.
What gives? Can I uninstall this spam spyware feature of the product?

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
How do I turn this annoying thing off for godâ's sake?
I check NO, I donâ't wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking me
to make SQL server better.When you're in "SQL Server Management Studio" click Help then choose
"Customer Feedback Options"
--
HTH. Ryan
"letuce dance" <letucedance@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:377BFDCD-B914-4F40-914A-3874A6198858@.microsoft.com...
> Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
> How do I turn this annoying thing off for god's sake?
> I check NO, I don't wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking
> me
> to make SQL server better.
>|||It is checked
"NO I DON'T WISH TO PARTICIPANT"
But it still keeps asking me from time to time if I want to make SQL server
better.
What gives? Can I uninstall this spam spyware feature of the product?

Microsoft CRM Picklist Fields in Reports

Hi,
I have experience with Crystal Report Designer and Microsoft CRM. I am now
writing reports in SQL Reporting Services. In Crystal when you add a
picklist field to a report you are able to pick a field called
CaseTypeCodeName and it automatically associates the IncidentBase table to
the StringMap table so that the values for the picklist field automatically
show up.
I do not see that feature in SQL Reporting Services. What I am wondering is
how did people get around this? Do I need a special SQL query to pull this
information?
Thanks!!Yeah, just create a UDF that pulls the appropriate StringMap value.
"Amy" <Amy@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F6800BE4-2DA9-4803-88D6-4DBEEB170502@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I have experience with Crystal Report Designer and Microsoft CRM. I am
now
> writing reports in SQL Reporting Services. In Crystal when you add a
> picklist field to a report you are able to pick a field called
> CaseTypeCodeName and it automatically associates the IncidentBase table to
> the StringMap table so that the values for the picklist field
automatically
> show up.
> I do not see that feature in SQL Reporting Services. What I am wondering
is
> how did people get around this? Do I need a special SQL query to pull
this
> information?
> Thanks!!

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Meta Integration Solutions

Hi,

Has anyone experience with Meta Integration Solutions and converting to SSIS ?

and converting to SQL ?

and converting to Analysis Server ?

and converting to Reporting Server ?

You can find their website http://www.metaintegration.net/Products/Overview/Solutions.html

Constantijn Enders

You can check out http://www.metaintegration.net/Partners/Microsoft.html for specific versions supported. Scroll down where it says SSIS (dtsx) packages will be supported from their 6/1/07 release. The contact info of folks from MSFT are available on the same page.

Meta Integration Solutions

Hi,

Has anyone experience with Meta Integration Solutions and converting to SSIS ?

and converting to SQL ?

and converting to Analysis Server ?

and converting to Reporting Server ?

You can find their website http://www.metaintegration.net/Products/Overview/Solutions.html

Constantijn Enders

You can check out http://www.metaintegration.net/Partners/Microsoft.html for specific versions supported. Scroll down where it says SSIS (dtsx) packages will be supported from their 6/1/07 release. The contact info of folks from MSFT are available on the same page.