OTP: Jamie Thomson, ssis man?

are you sleeping inside a Data Flow? Where exists SSIS you are

LOL... he's already a SSIS legend

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There are no social forums here, this is not a question and therefore off topic. It's OK to make a social comment within a thread, but creating non-question threads pollutes the unanswered question area, and potentially the search.

|||you're right cgraus. I'll keep in mind

OTP: help

I just want to know how I increase my virtual memory. I know i can, I did it on my old PC, but can't remember how. Please help stop the frezzing of my gameing.

As you may have guessed when you posted in a 'SQL Server replication' forum, this forum is not the right place for this question. In fact, none of these forums are right for this question. You need to find a forum dedicated to consumer level questions. And you probably need to buy more RAM.

OTP: Accessing RDL Reports from Visual Basic 6.0 Application

Hai! I don't know is this a silly question. Is it possible to execute and display the rdl (Sql server 2005 reporting services) report from visual basic 6.0 application.

I have a full fledged Visual basic windows application and using crystal reports. I want to create the reports using SQL server 2005 reporting services and access it from my Visual Basic 6.0 Windows application.

Thanks in advance

I'm afraid VB6 support has ended, and so VB6 questions are off topic here. Try www.vbcity.com instead.|||I'm trying to do the same and wondered whether you have found a solution.

Thanks