Bad Request for ReportServer

Hi
I've got the problem that http://myserver/Reports works perfect. I get
the folders and I get the reports.
However, when I try to call http://myserver/ReportServer I do get the
first folder listing, but as soon as I click into a folder I get a
"Bad Request" (400) error message.
Does anyone has an idea, why'
Thanks,
AndyOn Apr 28, 11:31 pm, andy moo <andy...@.techie.com> wrote:
> Hi
> I've got the problem thathttp://myserver/Reportsworks perfect. I get
> the folders and I get the reports.
> However, when I try to callhttp://myserver/ReportServerI do get the
> first folder listing, but as soon as I click into a folder I get a
> "Bad Request" (400) error message.
> Does anyone has an idea, why'
> Thanks,
> Andy
Try going to IIS and setting the IP address for the RS web site to All
Unassigned.
Brian.

Bad Practice: Calling Views From w/in Stored Procs

In general, is it bad practice to call a view from w/in a stored proc?
Some sites imply that SQL server creates two connections thereby
straining system resources that much more, some sites claim it doesn't.There is no penalty to using a view, whether inside a stored procedure
or not. There is no second connection from using a view.
If you have a source that actually says that, I would be concerned
about counting on that source for information.
Roy Harvey
Beacon Falls, CT
On 2 May 2006 10:45:32 -0700, "roy.@.nderson@.gm@.il.com"
<roy.anderson@.gmail.com> wrote:

>In general, is it bad practice to call a view from w/in a stored proc?
>Some sites imply that SQL server creates two connections thereby
>straining system resources that much more, some sites claim it doesn't.|||> Some sites imply that SQL server creates two connections thereby
> straining system resources that much more
Can you reference such a site / source?
A