Install Help

Hello:
I am new to Reporting Services and I am having a problem displayingReporting Manager. I am running Win 2003 with IIS 6 and SQL Svr2000 SP3. VS 2003 has been installed and the developmentenvironment works fine.
I cannot get Report Manager to work I try to access the page and I get the following error:
Error
The request failed with HTTP Status 400: Bad Request
Their is a link for Home but when I click on it I get the same message.
When I try to access Report Server using //servername/reportmanager, Iget prompted for a user name and password. I put in thecredentials for a local admin and it brings me to a page that has the servername/reportserver. At the bottom is some versioninformation and that's all there is.
I have researched and tried a variety a solutions like running reactivate and rsconfig to no avail.
IIS is set up with a reports website and 2 virtual dorectories, onepointing to the appropriate folder in the MSSQL folder for reportmanager and report server.
I'm out of idea. If anyone can provide some ways I can troubleshoot, I would appreciate it
Brennan
Did you have the SSL option unchecked while you were installing the RS ? or are you using SSL ?|||The SSL option was unchecked.
Thanks
|||sorry I am out of ideas too..it was a big hassle for me when I first downloaded Rs and tried to get it work..and I do remember being popped up with username/pwd but I cant remember what xactly I did ..I had to set up forms based authentication so I followedthis article.see if that will help.|||Thanks

inserting ole-object

Hello

I want to insert an iostream object into a ms acces db. I use ole-obect as
the data type for the specific column. Inserting a new record works fine but
somehow the field where the ole-object (iostream) has to be interted stays
empty.

Is ole-obect a proper data type for an iostream or should I use something
else.

thanks for the response

stijn[posted and mailed]

Stijn Oude Brunink (soudebrunink@.chello.nl) writes:
> I want to insert an iostream object into a ms acces db. I use ole-obect
> as the data type for the specific column. Inserting a new record works
> fine but somehow the field where the ole-object (iostream) has to be
> interted stays empty.
> Is ole-obect a proper data type for an iostream or should I use something
> else.

You should probably ask this question in comp.databases.ms-access. This
newsgroup is for MS SQL Server, which is something else.

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