On Apr 20, 10:45 am, "abc_abc" <e...@phones.it> wrote:
> After I've installed the sql server 2005 sp2, some reports have a strange
> behaviour. For example
>
> In some case theInscope function in a matrix, in the subtotal column,
> returns different result (between sp1 and sp2)
> And if I calcuted sum(field!FieldName,"row_matrix") in the subtotal column
> (using theinscopefunction) , in some case it do the sum of the column.
> I think that the two stange behaviour are correlate

> On Apr 20, 10:45 am, "abc_abc" <e...@phones.it> wrote:
> > After I've installed the sql server 2005 sp2, some reports have a strange
> > behaviour. For example
> >
> > In some case theInscope function in a matrix, in the subtotal column,
> > returns different result (between sp1 and sp2)
> > And if I calcuted sum(field!FieldName,"row_matrix") in the subtotal column
> > (using theinscopefunction) , in some case it do the sum of the column.
> > I think that the two stange behaviour are correlate
>
> We just ran across this today too. The Inscope function evaluates
> differently depending on where its being evaluated.

On May 17, 1:26 am, mxl...@tiscali.it wrote:
> Allen M ha scritto:
>
> > On Apr 20, 10:45 am, "abc_abc" <e...@phones.it> wrote:
> > > After I've installed the sql server 2005 sp2, some reports have a strange
> > > behaviour. For example
>
> > > In some case theInscope function in a matrix, in the subtotal column,
> > > returns different result (between sp1 and sp2)
> > > And if I calcuted sum(field!FieldName,"row_matrix") in the subtotal column
> > > (using theinscopefunction) , in some case it do the sum of the column.
> > > I think that the two stange behaviour are correlate
>
> > We just ran across this today too. TheInscopefunction evaluates
> > differently depending on where its being evaluated.
>
> I also have the same problem.
>
> is it abugof SP2 ?
>
> Alessio