Recover Removed Report

If I remove a report from a project, can it be recovered to that project or
another project? How?Did you just remove it or did you delete it? If you just removed it, you can
right-click on the Reports folder in your Solution Explorer window, click Add
and click Add Existing Item. You can find the folder and click on the
report. If you've deleted it, you'll need to recover the .rpt file from a
backup.
"kcqueen" wrote:
> If I remove a report from a project, can it be recovered to that project or
> another project? How?|||Report was removed not deleted. So that did it. Thanks for the quick response
"daw" wrote:
> Did you just remove it or did you delete it? If you just removed it, you can
> right-click on the Reports folder in your Solution Explorer window, click Add
> and click Add Existing Item. You can find the folder and click on the
> report. If you've deleted it, you'll need to recover the .rpt file from a
> backup.
> "kcqueen" wrote:
> > If I remove a report from a project, can it be recovered to that project or
> > another project? How?

Recordset not updatable

I use MS Access Project to connect to MS-SQL 2000. Even though I login as owner of the database, I can't update my table with message 'Recordset is not updatable'
I have no problem updating through Enterprise Manager. Someone out there. Please help meAccess needs unique index to update a table. When linking SQL tables Access may ask you to select index columns. Select the number of columns needed for an "unique index"

Recordset not updatable

I use MS Access Project to connect to MS-SQL 2000. Even though I login as owner of the database, I can't update my table with message 'Recordset is not updatable'.
I have no problem updating through Enterprise Manager. Someone out there. Please help me
Access needs unique index to update a table. When linking SQL tables Access may ask you to select index columns. Select the number of columns needed for an "unique index"

Recordset not updatable

I use MS Access Project to connect to MS-SQL 2000. Even though I login as ow
ner of the database, I can't update my table with message 'Recordset is not
updatable'.
I have no problem updating through Enterprise Manager. Someone out there. Pl
ease help meAccess needs unique index to update a table. When linking SQL tables Access
may ask you to select index columns. Select the number of columns needed for
an "unique index"

recording speed performance

Hello,

I am looking for information on the SQL server 2005 performance, mainly on the data recording speed. I have a project where I have to save approximately 20000 analogical value per second.

Thanks

Alan

The key factor in these situations will be your complete infrastructure and not just SQL Server which can probably handle this given the right environment.

WesleyB

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