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Hi all Quick question... I have a SQL Server Db from which I am extracting JPG images into an 8.5 Crystal Report I can get all the photos I need no problem, however I then need to export all these thousands of images separately to individual JPG files... Any hope? Thanks in advance

Yup, Well any SQL Server instance you create on an MS Server for instance if configured with the correct network libraries (which they ordinarily are by default) will then allow access from client machines that can see that machine So just go ahead and install SQL Server and once the database...

I'm assuming that you have checked the client network utility and made TCP/IP the default library? Additionally I assume you are running the trace remotely and thus you may have authentication issues that are not being resolved (ie using NT auth rather than SQL Server Auth) -- this in effect may...

If I understand correctly you will need the application loaded on the client stations and a sql server database in place From there you will not need client connectivity tools (probably just an ODBC connection) or install .... unless of course you wish to run remote queries or something of that...

Not supported You may perhaps be able to get a server to server DTS working and think about transferring the objects but the backup structures are not backwards compatible

IBM anywhere in that setup?

Figured it out ! Thanks

I have a formula for calculating records in a group in a group footer. This is fine The only thing I am having issues with is moving the number that is evaluated in the group footer to the group header once the running total has totalled and reset Ie. Calculate the running total count and then...