"SQL: The Complete Reference" source?

I purchased a used copy of the SQL book listed in the subject but the
CD is missing. I have access to SQL Server 2000 and so don't need the
trial software but would like to get the source for the database used
in the examples. Does anyone know where I can get this?What's the name of the sample database used in the examples?
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Gail Erickson [MS]
SQL Server Documentation Team
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"SteveH" <steve.holle@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1139507451.169408.5450@.f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>I purchased a used copy of the SQL book listed in the subject but the
> CD is missing. I have access to SQL Server 2000 and so don't need the
> trial software but would like to get the source for the database used
> in the examples. Does anyone know where I can get this?
>|||SteveH wrote:
> I purchased a used copy of the SQL book listed in the subject but the
> CD is missing. I have access to SQL Server 2000 and so don't need the
> trial software but would like to get the source for the database used
> in the examples. Does anyone know where I can get this?
Have you checked the publisher's web site. Many publishers post the
source code from books. Also, you might try the author's home page (if
you have it), which may have some information as well.
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David Gugick - SQL Server MVP
Quest Software

"Missing Parameter Values" Error shown when subReport includes in Main Report

Dear all,

There is an error,"Missing Parameter Values" shown when sub-report includes in the Main report.
(And there is no parameter setup in sub-report)
What i do is to setup the datasource into sub-report by coding..

I find that they runs fine when the main report, sub-report are separated.

CAn anyone give me some ideas about the solution?

P.S. The platform i am using is VS 2005.. Thanks much

michaelDid you link your subreport to your main?
GJ|||there is no link between the subreport and the main report. Maybe say, main report and subreport are totally 2 different kinds of report.

P.S. the subreport is located in report footer

Thx

"Custom Reports..." grayed out, SP2 (latest) installed

What am I missing, here? The "Custom Reports..." context menu appears, but
is grayed out, and no "Standard Reports" context menu item is there. I've
found no reference to additional steps to get these reports enabled/visible.
Help?
thanks,Where exactly you see all these things ?
Amarnath
"Stan Spotts [Computer Aid, Inc]" wrote:
> What am I missing, here? The "Custom Reports..." context menu appears, but
> is grayed out, and no "Standard Reports" context menu item is there. I've
> found no reference to additional steps to get these reports enabled/visible.
> Help?
> thanks,|||In SQL Server Management Studio.
"Amarnath" wrote:
> Where exactly you see all these things ?
> Amarnath
> "Stan Spotts [Computer Aid, Inc]" wrote:
> > What am I missing, here? The "Custom Reports..." context menu appears, but
> > is grayed out, and no "Standard Reports" context menu item is there. I've
> > found no reference to additional steps to get these reports enabled/visible.
> >
> > Help?
> >
> > thanks,