I am sure our development team will reevaluate this requirement carefully and it will definitely help our development team in their consideration for future product releases.Īlso, if you want, you can submit your comments or suggestions to us in the following Web site: or via e-mail: Microsoft Wish Program e-mail address, hope this behavior will be adjusted in the further versions of SQL Reporting Services.
In fact, we are always striving to capture any feedback from our partners and customers so as to ensure that we are continuously developing products that meet our customer needs. The third method is to use a command prompt to restart the SQL service in a Single User Mode, reset the password, then restart the SQL service back in Multi-User mode. We do appreciate your feedback and I will make sure it is forwarded to our development team. The second method is to use another administrator account to log into the SQL Server Management Studio to reset the password. Then using Go to URL to redirect to the report in different language.
For example, you may develop a index report which provides users for selecting the language version they need. So a possible workaround is changing the URL to switch the report on different languages.
#Change sql prompt password
You'll need to edit /etc/my.cnf and restart MySQL or MariaDB to ensure the change takes effect. SQL Prompts matching objects highlight uses the VS/SSMS brace matching text marker, under the covers, so to change the default color, go to Tools Options Environment Fonts and Colors, then select Brace Matching (Rectangle) and change the item background to your preferred color. To change the SQL sa password from a command prompt: Start a command prompt by typing Start - Run - cmd Enter the following commands, pressing Enter after each line OSQL -S yourservername -E 1> EXEC sppassword NULL, yourpassword, sa 2> GO Where yourservername is the name of your server and yourpassword is the new sa account password. Add or remove the SQL modes from the string you gathered in the last step in your favorite text editor. Now, ensure the SQL Mode is set permanently. Parameter prompt cannot be dynamic changed, because it renders earlier than other variables. Copy this string, then exit the MySQL prompt. Also, I agree with you that it is a great idea for a future product enhancement to add this feature. Yes, this feature is not supported by the current version of SQL Reporting Services.