outlook web access - weird

I have subscriptions setup to deliver reports in PDF format to users email
address. No problem there. When the email is opened in the Outlook client,
the attachment appears as expected and can be opened. The problem is when
the user accesses their email using Outlook web access (OWA). The email
appears and even has the paper clip identifying the attachment. However,
when the email is opened. the attachment is gone."chicagoclone" <chicagoclone@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F54988C0-2987-484D-AE80-F0B50F002E1D@.microsoft.com...
>I have subscriptions setup to deliver reports in PDF format to users email
> address. No problem there. When the email is opened in the Outlook
> client,
> the attachment appears as expected and can be opened. The problem is when
> the user accesses their email using Outlook web access (OWA). The email
> appears and even has the paper clip identifying the attachment. However,
> when the email is opened. the attachment is gone.
Can they open other pdf-files from their OWA?
Any security settings in play?
Did they test their OWA on a machine they knew there was a PDF-reader
installed on?
I know that sometimes I need to download pdf-files on my computer before
opening them in my OWA. But I'm quite sure the link for downloading is there
when I open the message, though.
Kaisa M. Lindahl|||they can open other pdf's through OWA, just not the ones delivered through
reporting services.
"Kaisa M. Lindahl" wrote:
> "chicagoclone" <chicagoclone@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F54988C0-2987-484D-AE80-F0B50F002E1D@.microsoft.com...
> >I have subscriptions setup to deliver reports in PDF format to users email
> > address. No problem there. When the email is opened in the Outlook
> > client,
> > the attachment appears as expected and can be opened. The problem is when
> > the user accesses their email using Outlook web access (OWA). The email
> > appears and even has the paper clip identifying the attachment. However,
> > when the email is opened. the attachment is gone.
> Can they open other pdf-files from their OWA?
> Any security settings in play?
> Did they test their OWA on a machine they knew there was a PDF-reader
> installed on?
> I know that sometimes I need to download pdf-files on my computer before
> opening them in my OWA. But I'm quite sure the link for downloading is there
> when I open the message, though.
> Kaisa M. Lindahl
>
>

others tools can doing replication with sql 2000?

Hi all:
Just doing research on this topic, how many other tools can doing
replication with sql 2000?
What i mean is that i setup replication in my sql 2000 , then other
tools can download database throught by interent .
Thanks
Nick
I'm not exactly sure what you mean.
You can replicate to SQL Server or MSDE databases over the internet.
You can pull the scriptions using a t sql script, using the ActiveX
object, or using WSM - Windows Synchronization Manager.
Hilary Cotter
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Looking for a FAQ on Indexing Services/SQL FTS
http://www.indexserverfaq.com

OSQL prompts for password

Hello,
I have a batch file setup for backing up an msde 2000 database but the only
way it will run is by inserting -Usa -Ppassword. I don't want to expose the
sa password and I would like to use windows authentication so I've included
the -E switch. However, it prompts for a password and no matter what I put
in it fails with invalid password and my user login name. The password that
I enter is correct and the server is setup with Windows Authentication. The
batch file is called from an application and I don't want the user to to
have to enter a password, I just want the process to run when started.
Here's How I'm calling the sql script.
OSQL -E -iTestBackup.sql
TIA
Vic
Problem Solved! The switch should be uppercase E and I had lower case which
means echo.

OSQL prompts for password

Hello,
I have a batch file setup for backing up an msde 2000 database but the only
way it will run is by inserting -Usa -Ppassword. I don't want to expose the
sa password and I would like to use windows authentication so I've included
the -E switch. However, it prompts for a password and no matter what I put
in it fails with invalid password and my user login name. The password that
I enter is correct and the server is setup with Windows Authentication. The
batch file is called from an application and I don't want the user to to
have to enter a password, I just want the process to run when started.
Here's How I'm calling the sql script.
OSQL -E -iTestBackup.sql
TIA
VicProblem Solved! The switch should be uppercase E and I had lower case which
means echo.

OSQL prompts for password

Hello,
I have a batch file setup for backing up an msde 2000 database but the only
way it will run is by inserting -Usa -Ppassword. I don't want to expose the
sa password and I would like to use windows authentication so I've included
the -E switch. However, it prompts for a password and no matter what I put
in it fails with invalid password and my user login name. The password that
I enter is correct and the server is setup with Windows Authentication. The
batch file is called from an application and I don't want the user to to
have to enter a password, I just want the process to run when started.
Here's How I'm calling the sql script.
OSQL -E -iTestBackup.sql
TIA
VicProblem Solved! The switch should be uppercase E and I had lower case which
means echo.