from not shared to shared

hi all,
I am not being able to sort this out: if by a terrible lack of reason i forgo the chance to put the tick in the Make this data source a shared data source while going thru the Report wizard, is it possible to come back to this decision? And if so, how?

I went through all the menus and i did not find anything; i see data sets, i can add new data sets, i can add new data sources if i want, but how do i change my original data source from whatever it is now to shared, that i don't see. Simply stated, my question would be, how do I edit the properties of my current data source,

thanks,
kowalskyTry this? Create a shared datasource, view the datasource in notepad to gather the ID and name, and then change the RDL file in notepad to replace the local datasource with the shared datasource.

Freeze panes like excel

Is there a chance that columns used in sql reporting services can be freezed
as in excel work sheet.
Is it not implemented till date, if they implement when can we expect that
to happen for sql reporting services.
Freezin pane is one part they even want to freeze there own columns
dynamically.
Is there a chance in near future we have this provision, if we have it would
be great.
Any thought of when can we expect it.
Askin a lot :-)
NavinNavin,
There is a setting in RS that you can apply per object (matrix, table), in
which you can specifiy whether you want the header to remain visible when
scrolling. Look for this on the general tab. Name of the setting is "Header
should remain visible when scrolling".
(this is in RS2005)
regards,
Perry
"NAVIN.D" <NAVIND@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9E12F763-4546-4C89-9347-C2E7F479E1B0@.microsoft.com...
> Is there a chance that columns used in sql reporting services can be
> freezed
> as in excel work sheet.
> Is it not implemented till date, if they implement when can we expect that
> to happen for sql reporting services.
> Freezin pane is one part they even want to freeze there own columns
> dynamically.
> Is there a chance in near future we have this provision, if we have it
> would
> be great.
> Any thought of when can we expect it.
> Askin a lot :-)
> Navin|||Freezing columns is big priority for us as well, and I've asked about
about it several times, but the feature is not available.
And I wouldn't expect it in a subsequent release, just based on the
technical issues to implement it, but maybe I'll be surprised.
NAVIN.D wrote:
> Is there a chance that columns used in sql reporting services can be freezed
> as in excel work sheet.
> Is it not implemented till date, if they implement when can we expect that
> to happen for sql reporting services.
> Freezin pane is one part they even want to freeze there own columns
> dynamically.
> Is there a chance in near future we have this provision, if we have it would
> be great.
> Any thought of when can we expect it.
> Askin a lot :-)
> Navin|||Seems certain part of my question solved, look forward for dynamic selection
as well, Thank for the info Perry
"Perry" wrote:
> Navin,
> There is a setting in RS that you can apply per object (matrix, table), in
> which you can specifiy whether you want the header to remain visible when
> scrolling. Look for this on the general tab. Name of the setting is "Header
> should remain visible when scrolling".
> (this is in RS2005)
> regards,
> Perry
>
> "NAVIN.D" <NAVIND@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9E12F763-4546-4C89-9347-C2E7F479E1B0@.microsoft.com...
> > Is there a chance that columns used in sql reporting services can be
> > freezed
> > as in excel work sheet.
> >
> > Is it not implemented till date, if they implement when can we expect that
> > to happen for sql reporting services.
> >
> > Freezin pane is one part they even want to freeze there own columns
> > dynamically.
> >
> > Is there a chance in near future we have this provision, if we have it
> > would
> > be great.
> >
> > Any thought of when can we expect it.
> >
> > Askin a lot :-)
> >
> > Navin
>
>|||unfortunatly it dont work the way i intended i want column to be scrolled as
well not only headers, supose i have 20 columns i want only two columns to be
freezed. and as i traversve through other columns the 2 columns which are
freezed still exists.
"Perry" wrote:
> Navin,
> There is a setting in RS that you can apply per object (matrix, table), in
> which you can specifiy whether you want the header to remain visible when
> scrolling. Look for this on the general tab. Name of the setting is "Header
> should remain visible when scrolling".
> (this is in RS2005)
> regards,
> Perry
>
> "NAVIN.D" <NAVIND@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9E12F763-4546-4C89-9347-C2E7F479E1B0@.microsoft.com...
> > Is there a chance that columns used in sql reporting services can be
> > freezed
> > as in excel work sheet.
> >
> > Is it not implemented till date, if they implement when can we expect that
> > to happen for sql reporting services.
> >
> > Freezin pane is one part they even want to freeze there own columns
> > dynamically.
> >
> > Is there a chance in near future we have this provision, if we have it
> > would
> > be great.
> >
> > Any thought of when can we expect it.
> >
> > Askin a lot :-)
> >
> > Navin
>
>|||Header scrolling dont work for matrix, only table header got that option.
"cowznofsky" wrote:
> Freezing columns is big priority for us as well, and I've asked about
> about it several times, but the feature is not available.
> And I wouldn't expect it in a subsequent release, just based on the
> technical issues to implement it, but maybe I'll be surprised.
> NAVIN.D wrote:
> > Is there a chance that columns used in sql reporting services can be freezed
> > as in excel work sheet.
> >
> > Is it not implemented till date, if they implement when can we expect that
> > to happen for sql reporting services.
> >
> > Freezin pane is one part they even want to freeze there own columns
> > dynamically.
> >
> > Is there a chance in near future we have this provision, if we have it would
> > be great.
> >
> > Any thought of when can we expect it.
> >
> > Askin a lot :-)
> >
> > Navin
>