Formula for disk space

I am trying to work out a formula that works out the change in disk size on our servers and whether they have increased/decreased in size. We have created a table on our database server, that looks at the disk space used, and total disk size. This was created on the 23 March 2007. Effectively the report needs to show the disk history from this date. I have added a parameter on my Crystal report to select the date to view the disk space history, but when I look at the database, the figures I get on my report do not correspond with what it should read. Any help with getting this formula to work would be appreciatedis the 23 March 2007 data remaining static ? if not, then you will have issues.

You should be able to write a simple formula

{field.march23} - {currentvalue}

Your result should be the march23 size, - the current size

without an example, it is difficult to know

formatting textbox output

I have a report whcih displays information about a servers hardware
configuration. Unfortunatley the vendors application whcih collects and
stores this information, add spcaing between vaules in the form of [-] and
[+].
I'd like to remove this in the final rendering of the report for display
purposes.
see sample output:
ComputerSystem Name[-]ADM-EX01[+]SystemType[-]X86-based
PC[+]Manufacturer[-]Compaq[+]Model[-]ProLiant ML350
G3[+]Domain[-]MARBLEHEAD[+]DomainRole[-]Member
Server[+]NumberOfProcessors[-]2[+]TotalPhysicalMemory[-]2,146,979,840
Anyone have any ideas?
Much appreciated,
RCITGUYUse expression and Replace function. Remember, you can use VB in expressions.
Victor
"RCITGuy" wrote:
> I have a report whcih displays information about a servers hardware
> configuration. Unfortunatley the vendors application whcih collects and
> stores this information, add spcaing between vaules in the form of [-] and
> [+].
> I'd like to remove this in the final rendering of the report for display
> purposes.
> see sample output:
> ComputerSystem Name[-]ADM-EX01[+]SystemType[-]X86-based
> PC[+]Manufacturer[-]Compaq[+]Model[-]ProLiant ML350
> G3[+]Domain[-]MARBLEHEAD[+]DomainRole[-]Member
> Server[+]NumberOfProcessors[-]2[+]TotalPhysicalMemory[-]2,146,979,840
> Anyone have any ideas?
> Much appreciated,
> RCITGUY

Formatting Issue

Hi

I am using Reporting Services 2005. I have deployed my reports on mutiple servers. It works fine. But on a specific server, when I deployed my reports, its formatting disturbed for a specific font. Wherever I have used Font:

Name: "Arial Narrow"

Size: 8pt

Style: Normal

Weight: Bold

Decoration: None

its size changed and disturbed the whole formatting. It is something related to server settings, but I dont know where to change the formatting to solve the issue. I have tried to change the system display resolution, but it didn't worked. I cant re install server as it is client's machine. It has "Microsoft Windows 2003 Server" installed on it. Please help me to solve the problem.

Looking for a quick response.

I have tried to install Arial Narrow Font on the server. It is installed successfully but the problem is still there. Can anyone help me out to solve the problem.

Urgent

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try to check ur issue in this file

ReportingServices.css its available in styles folder under reports folder in IIS or check out styles folder in reportserver folder in IIS

|||

Did you find a solution to this problem?

I'm getting the exact same problem, in the exact same scenario: Deploying to a new Windows 2003 server (of which I don't have complete control) with my Arial Narrow 8pt fonts (normal and bold) being rendered incorrectly. One point: initially the server did not have Arial Narrow on it. I added the font and this improved the situation (arial narrow is being used) but it isn't being rendered like arial narrow should be. Lot's of spacing and padding around each letter, which themselves not looking like arial narrow. If I cut and paste the PDF content into another document (word or outlook) the text is pasted as arial narrow perfectly (not looking anything like the text appeared in the problematic PDF).

|||I am having similiar issues. I have complete access to the pc's displaying the reports and the servers running the reports. I am looking to use a font such as Trade Gothic (our company font) and I am trying to get it to render into the PDF. I have installed the font on all machines and servers involved in the report generation and no success to date. I can get it to show up as HTML output, because that is reliant on the machine to support the font, however when I export to a PDF it falls to the default Sans-Seriff font. Any ideas?|||You have to reboot the server after installing a new font.
|||After initially trying to just install the missing font (which did not work), installing the font and then rebooting the server did the trick! Thanks.
sql

Formatting Issue

Hi

I am using Reporting Services 2005. I have deployed my reports on mutiple servers. It works fine. But on a specific server, when I deployed my reports, its formatting disturbed for a specific font. Wherever I have used Font:

Name: "Arial Narrow"

Size: 8pt

Style: Normal

Weight: Bold

Decoration: None

its size changed and disturbed the whole formatting. It is something related to server settings, but I dont know where to change the formatting to solve the issue. I have tried to change the system display resolution, but it didn't worked. I cant re install server as it is client's machine. It has "Microsoft Windows 2003 Server" installed on it. Please help me to solve the problem.

Looking for a quick response.

I have tried to install Arial Narrow Font on the server. It is installed successfully but the problem is still there. Can anyone help me out to solve the problem.

Urgent

|||

try to check ur issue in this file

ReportingServices.css its available in styles folder under reports folder in IIS or check out styles folder in reportserver folder in IIS

|||

Did you find a solution to this problem?

I'm getting the exact same problem, in the exact same scenario: Deploying to a new Windows 2003 server (of which I don't have complete control) with my Arial Narrow 8pt fonts (normal and bold) being rendered incorrectly. One point: initially the server did not have Arial Narrow on it. I added the font and this improved the situation (arial narrow is being used) but it isn't being rendered like arial narrow should be. Lot's of spacing and padding around each letter, which themselves not looking like arial narrow. If I cut and paste the PDF content into another document (word or outlook) the text is pasted as arial narrow perfectly (not looking anything like the text appeared in the problematic PDF).

|||I am having similiar issues. I have complete access to the pc's displaying the reports and the servers running the reports. I am looking to use a font such as Trade Gothic (our company font) and I am trying to get it to render into the PDF. I have installed the font on all machines and servers involved in the report generation and no success to date. I can get it to show up as HTML output, because that is reliant on the machine to support the font, however when I export to a PDF it falls to the default Sans-Seriff font. Any ideas?|||You have to reboot the server after installing a new font.
|||After initially trying to just install the missing font (which did not work), installing the font and then rebooting the server did the trick! Thanks.

Formatting Issue

Hi

I am using Reporting Services 2005. I have deployed my reports on mutiple servers. It works fine. But on a specific server, when I deployed my reports, its formatting disturbed for a specific font. Wherever I have used Font:

Name: "Arial Narrow"

Size: 8pt

Style: Normal

Weight: Bold

Decoration: None

its size changed and disturbed the whole formatting. It is something related to server settings, but I dont know where to change the formatting to solve the issue. I have tried to change the system display resolution, but it didn't worked. I cant re install server as it is client's machine. It has "Microsoft Windows 2003 Server" installed on it. Please help me to solve the problem.

Looking for a quick response.

I have tried to install Arial Narrow Font on the server. It is installed successfully but the problem is still there. Can anyone help me out to solve the problem.

Urgent

|||

try to check ur issue in this file

ReportingServices.css its available in styles folder under reports folder in IIS or check out styles folder in reportserver folder in IIS

|||

Did you find a solution to this problem?

I'm getting the exact same problem, in the exact same scenario: Deploying to a new Windows 2003 server (of which I don't have complete control) with my Arial Narrow 8pt fonts (normal and bold) being rendered incorrectly. One point: initially the server did not have Arial Narrow on it. I added the font and this improved the situation (arial narrow is being used) but it isn't being rendered like arial narrow should be. Lot's of spacing and padding around each letter, which themselves not looking like arial narrow. If I cut and paste the PDF content into another document (word or outlook) the text is pasted as arial narrow perfectly (not looking anything like the text appeared in the problematic PDF).

|||I am having similiar issues. I have complete access to the pc's displaying the reports and the servers running the reports. I am looking to use a font such as Trade Gothic (our company font) and I am trying to get it to render into the PDF. I have installed the font on all machines and servers involved in the report generation and no success to date. I can get it to show up as HTML output, because that is reliant on the machine to support the font, however when I export to a PDF it falls to the default Sans-Seriff font. Any ideas?|||You have to reboot the server after installing a new font.
|||After initially trying to just install the missing font (which did not work), installing the font and then rebooting the server did the trick! Thanks.

Formatting Issue

Hi

I am using Reporting Services 2005. I have deployed my reports on mutiple servers. It works fine. But on a specific server, when I deployed my reports, its formatting disturbed for a specific font. Wherever I have used Font:

Name: "Arial Narrow"

Size: 8pt

Style: Normal

Weight: Bold

Decoration: None

its size changed and disturbed the whole formatting. It is something related to server settings, but I dont know where to change the formatting to solve the issue. I have tried to change the system display resolution, but it didn't worked. I cant re install server as it is client's machine. It has "Microsoft Windows 2003 Server" installed on it. Please help me to solve the problem.

Looking for a quick response.

I have tried to install Arial Narrow Font on the server. It is installed successfully but the problem is still there. Can anyone help me out to solve the problem.

Urgent

|||

try to check ur issue in this file

ReportingServices.css its available in styles folder under reports folder in IIS or check out styles folder in reportserver folder in IIS

|||

Did you find a solution to this problem?

I'm getting the exact same problem, in the exact same scenario: Deploying to a new Windows 2003 server (of which I don't have complete control) with my Arial Narrow 8pt fonts (normal and bold) being rendered incorrectly. One point: initially the server did not have Arial Narrow on it. I added the font and this improved the situation (arial narrow is being used) but it isn't being rendered like arial narrow should be. Lot's of spacing and padding around each letter, which themselves not looking like arial narrow. If I cut and paste the PDF content into another document (word or outlook) the text is pasted as arial narrow perfectly (not looking anything like the text appeared in the problematic PDF).

|||I am having similiar issues. I have complete access to the pc's displaying the reports and the servers running the reports. I am looking to use a font such as Trade Gothic (our company font) and I am trying to get it to render into the PDF. I have installed the font on all machines and servers involved in the report generation and no success to date. I can get it to show up as HTML output, because that is reliant on the machine to support the font, however when I export to a PDF it falls to the default Sans-Seriff font. Any ideas?|||You have to reboot the server after installing a new font.|||After initially trying to just install the missing font (which did not work), installing the font and then rebooting the server did the trick! Thanks.sql