The SBO 2005 B - database helth-checkup SQL Procedure

Dear Friends,
Could you please give me "The SBO 2005 B - database helth-checkup query" for SQL Server?

Hi Narottam,
Do you mean for Inventory Valuation Checkup query, it is available in the link mentioned below.
https://websmp205.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000705765&_SCENARIO=01100035870000000183&_ADDINC=011000358700001192682007E&_OBJECT=011000358700001515052008E
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Vijay Kumar
SAP Business One Forums Team

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Hi, I have a RS 2005 install in which the ReportServer and ReportServerTempDB databases reside on a different SQL Server 2005 server. I am planning to upgrade DB server to 2012 and would like to keep SSRS as 2005.As a second phase I will upgrade SSRS2005
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Is this configuration supported?

Hello,
According to the
BOL, Report Server service checks the database version at startup. If the report server is connected to a database that is an earlier version, the report server will update the database during startup.If you have a newer report server database, you
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The database version (162) does not match your reporting serivces installation.And the initialization failed.
In your case, you can host the ReportServer database and ReportServerTempDB database of SSRS 2005 on SQL Server 2012 database enginer by create a new database from Reporting Services 2005 Configure Manager. But you cannot use the existing
database which upgrade to SQL Server 2012.
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Fanny Liu
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Parsing Through the Multi Selection Values in a PL/SQL Procedure

Greetings,
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I have a Multi Selection page item and am passing the value of it to a PL/SQL routine as a parameter. I am able to use the value if I only pass my procedure one value, so I have it working. Just not with multi-values I need the code in the procedure to loop through the values. How do I code that up? The procedure is relatively short and is included below. p_cell is the multi-value parameter.
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= = = = = = =
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I plan to upgrade the SSRS 2005 SP2 enterprise edition in our internal web server to 2005 SP4, the Reporting server database is hosted in another sql server in sql server 2005 SP4. Do I need to do anything on the reporting server database side?

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