Displaying the MessageDLL option on Event property.

Hey all,
I don't know much about Event log viewer, so I am asking
for help. According to my project Requirement, I have to show the
Event Message DLL option on the property dialog box of the Event log
viewer.
following is the series of msgs shown in event viewer: The description
for
: Event ID (17055 ) in Source ( MSSQLSERVER). Category is (2) ,Time
,Date ,User and Computer is RASHEED.
There are some options which I can see the Event Properties but I cant
see the MessageDLL option. Suppose if I want to see this so what I
need to do.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Rasheed.I'm not sure how this question is related to SQL Server but the name of the
EventMessageFile is stored in the registry. See
http://technet2.microsoft.com/Windo...3.mspx?mfr=true
Hope this helps.
Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
<sk.rasheedfarhan@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1149501206.800615.73740@.y43g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> Hey all,
> I don't know much about Event log viewer, so I am asking
> for help. According to my project Requirement, I have to show the
> Event Message DLL option on the property dialog box of the Event log
> viewer.
> following is the series of msgs shown in event viewer: The description
> for
> : Event ID (17055 ) in Source ( MSSQLSERVER). Category is (2) ,Time
> ,Date ,User and Computer is RASHEED.
> There are some options which I can see the Event Properties but I cant
> see the MessageDLL option. Suppose if I want to see this so what I
> need to do.
> Any help would be very much appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Rasheed.
>

Display Reporting Services in Blackberry

Attempting to render a report in mobile blackberry. The report viewer
displays, and the report generates, but eventually freezes and no data
appears.
Blackberry 5 OS
SQL Reporting Services 2005 (SP2)
Blackberry browser with IE emulation and javascripts enabled on
client.
Any other blackberry users attempting to view reporting services?
Thanks.
RobThough I have not yet discovered the procedure for successfully
displaying a dynamic report within a reportviewer, it did discover a
work around that might be the next best thing. For a little
background, I do have reporting services integrated with sharepoint
services 3.0. A user can go to his/her web site or workspace shared
documents and build a report or subscribe to an existing report in
their list.
So, for example: Customers.rdl and it's datasource actually exist as
documents in the shared document list. This is accomplished by adding
these content types to the shared documents list.
1) I subscribed to the report using the sharepoint web form.
2) Select the report from the dropdown list in the shared documents
list.
3) Select "Manage subscriptions"
4) Set up a subscription to run "hourly" and select "web page" as the
format type.
5) Give your subscription document a name. i.e. myreport.html
5) Have the subscription sent to //<yoursharepointserverpath>/shared
documents/
Now from your blackberry browser, navigate to the name
(myreport.html).
Rob