Had a very long week, but nothing like some humor to end the week on a high note 
by the way, the bigger girl geeks dig the Apple iPad and the macbook pros
this one’s for ya, @GFritchey – (ScaryDBA)
Just wanted to share some common “tips” or “tricks” I find myself using over and over again when creating reports.
I think I’ve had this draft for a while, and just never was able to publish it because things got so busy. Anyway, I will just publish in parts. Better late (and something) than never (and nothing!)
Report (reportname) generated by DOMAIN/User on 02/03/2010 4:51:03 PM
="Report (" & Globals!ReportName & ") generated by " & User!UserID & " on " & Globals.ExecutionTime"
Page X of Y
="Page " & Globals!PageNumber & " of " & Globals!TotalPages
If you have start and end date parameters, and want to display them in your header or footer, with date formatted as MMM dd, YYYY
="Report Details from " & Format(Parameters!StartDate.Value, "MMM dd, yyyy") & " to " & Format(Parameters!EndDate.Value, "MMM dd, yyyy")
Just blogged on the Black Ninja Site:
Programmatically and Selectively Revoke SharePoint Item Level Permissions Using PowerShell
I would like to say a huge and warm thank you to all who attended my sessions for SQLSaturday#43 in Redmond. It was such a great event, and I hope you enjoyed the sessions – and enjoyed the whole day with all the wonderful speakers.
As promised here are the files for my sessions:
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