I came across a website that claimed "There are approximately 116 functions in Crystal Reports that do not have a direct equivalent in VB.NET or Reporting Services (SSRS)." Does anyone know what these functions are?I know this is not a direct answer to your question, but we looked into a way to convert Crystal Reports to SQL Reports, but were unable to find a viable solution. There is an application called RPT2RDL that claims to convert some files, but it does not handle a good many functions even though some are supported by SQL Reporting Services. This has left us manually recreating the reports which takes a great deal of time.
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012
converting Crystal Reports to SSRS
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Converting a number to hexadcimal
Is there any function in SQL-Server which converts a number into its Hexadecimal equivalent..? if not, how should I convert a number to its hexadecimal equivalent..?
Thanks
Jakesomething like:
SELECT CAST( 123456 AS BINARY(4) )|||Originally posted by harshal_in
something like:
SELECT CAST( 123456 AS BINARY(4) )
Thanks Harsh
Thanks
Jakesomething like:
SELECT CAST( 123456 AS BINARY(4) )|||Originally posted by harshal_in
something like:
SELECT CAST( 123456 AS BINARY(4) )
Thanks Harsh
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