I am running a report on SQL Server Reporting Services 2005 but the results
are different.

For example, if I run report using IE7, passing a contract number as a
parameter I get the desire report.

If I run the same report on another workstation, running IE8 and passing the
same contract number, I get different results.

I am guessing that one of the browser, is using cache and not deleting or
releasing it.

Any suggestions or settings that may effect this?

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"Wharton Computer Consulting" <WhartonComputerConsulting@discussions.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
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>I am running a report on SQL Server Reporting Services 2005 but the results
> are different.
>
> For example, if I run report using IE7, passing a contract number as a
> parameter I get the desire report.
>
> If I run the same report on another workstation, running IE8 and passing the
> same contract number, I get different results.
>
> I am guessing that one of the browser, is using cache and not deleting or
> releasing it.
>

> Any suggestions or settings that may effect this?


Compatibility mode or something method of changing your User-Agent string.


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