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[Forum FAQ] How to convert data of date time’s type stored in database to display Time Zone based on different territories?

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Introduction:

There is a date’s type field in the database. When using the field in the report, clients want to convert the field’s values based on own Time Zone to show the date field.

Workaround:

Currently, Reporting Services doesn’t provide the function that can get the Time Zone of a client machine. To work around the issue, you need to add a custom code in the report to convert Time Zone and create a parameter through which the client users can select his/her Time Zone, and then pass the parameter value to the custom function. Please see the details as follows:

1. Click the Report, select Report Properties and add the custom code as the screenshot shown:

Custom code:

Shared Function FromUTC (ByVal d As Date, ByVal tz As String) As Date
Return (TimeZoneInfo.ConvertTimeBySystemTimeZoneId(d, TimeZoneInfo.Utc.Id, tz))
End Function

2. Create a parameter named TimeZone (you can name the parameter according to your requirement), select Available value and click Specify values.

Label                                                                Value
China Standard Time                                         China Standard Time
Central European Time Zone                              Central European Time Zone
India Time Zone                                                India Time Zone
United States of America Time zones                   United States of America Time zones
         …                                                                          …

3. Call the custom code and type the expression to convert the Time Zone as follows:
=Code.FromUTC(Fields!UTCDateFromDatabase.Value,Parameters!TimeZone.Value)

Note: If you use the expression “=Code.FromUTC(Fields!UTCDateFromDatabase.Value,TimeZone.CurrentTimeZone.StandardName)”, it cannot achieve the goal because TimeZone.CurrentTimeZone.StandardName gets the TimeZone of Report Server side rather than Client side.

More information:

TimeZone Class
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.timezone(v=vs.110).aspx

Applies to
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Microsoft SQL Server 2008
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2
Microsoft SQL Server 2012


[Forum FAQ] How to export a report to other supported image formats (including BMP, EMF, EMFPlus, GIF, JPEG and PNG) with specified pages?

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Introduction:

SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) support BMP, EMF, EMFPlus, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF image formats. While we can only see TIFF as the available image format in the Render format drop down list on the report server. In this article, I will tell you how to export a report to other supported image formats with some specified pages.

Solution:

Generally, we can specify the OutputFormat DeviceInfo settings () in the RSReportServer.config file, then it will add the specified format to the drop-down list. Add the following code to rsreportserver.config under Configuration/Extensions/Render to modify the default settings of the Image rendering extension:

<Extension Name="IMAGE (JPEG)" Type="Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.ImageRenderer.ImageRenderer,Microsoft.ReportingServices.ImageRendering"><OverrideNames><Name Language="en-US"> Image (JPEG)</Name></OverrideNames><Configuration><DeviceInfo><OutputFormat> JPEG</OutputFormat></DeviceInfo></Configuration></Extension>

The settings above is applied to SSRS2012 and 2008 R2, if we use it for 2008 and 2005, we need use “Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.ImageRenderer.ImageReport” to replace “Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.ImageRenderer.ImageRenderer” in the settings.

Alternatively, we can directly use the URL Access below with OutputFormat Device Information Settings for the IMAGE rendering extension to render the report to other format images.
http://localhost/ReportServer?/Reportfolder/myreport&rs:format=IMAGE&rc:OutputFormat=JPEG

Besides, TIFF is the only format that supports multiple pages in a single file in SSRS. When we export a report to IMAGE with Outputformat= TIFF, the Report Server will export the report to one image file with all pages. However, if we export with other Outputformats, it will only export the first page.

In this scenario, we can specify the startpage and endpage in the URL as below to export report with specified pages.
http://localhost/ReportServer?/Reportfolder/myreport&rs:format=IMAGE&rc:OutputFormat=JPEG&rc:startpage=1&rc:endpage=1

Because TIFF is the only format that supports multiple pages in a single file in SSRS, so there are two scenario:

  • Outputformat= TIFF:
    If the endpage is bigger than or equal to the startpage, it will export the specified page from startpage to endpage as myreport.tif.
    If the startpage is bigger than the endpage, it will export only one specified page (startpage) to an image file as myreport.tif.
  • Other Outputformats, such as Outputformat= JPEG:
    It export a report with only one specified page (startpage) to an image file as myreport_startpage.jpeg. So we can specify only the startpage in the URL when export a report to other image formats.

By the way, all of the above apply to JPEG format also applies to BMP, EMF, EMFPlus, GIF and PNG formats.

References:
Exporting to an Image File (Report Builder and SSRS)
Customize Rendering Extension Parameters in RSReportServer.Config

Applies to:
Reporting Services 2005
Reporting Services 2008
Reporting Services 2008 R2
Reporting Services 2012

Excel Export is not working properly. Please help

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first image shows how the report looks in preview but when I export the report in Excel it shows the first project only (as shown in 2nd image) and I need to expand to see the other projects. not sure why this behavior of export functionality. Please share the reason if anyone have faced this issue before.report in preview modereport exported to excel before and after the expand


Nilima

Legal: Is Microsoft.ReportingServices.RdlObjectModel legal to redistribute?

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Hello,

We are developing an application which creates reports on the fly based on user inputs.

To ease the development we want to use Microsoft.ReportingServices.RdlObjectModel

Can we use this dll as part of our product?

Thank you

Orna

Unsupported reporting services functionally error in sharepoint 2013

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Hi,

I would be thank full if i get any suggestions to solve the Reporting services Error in sharepoint 2013.

I have installed reporting services in SQL Server 2012 and configured the web service URL but when i try to configure the Report service Integration from General Application Settings of Central Administration.

It says the Error Message as:-failed to establish connection with report server. verify the server url is correct or review uls for more information.product area :SQL Server Reporting Services ,Category: Configuration Pages.

How to calculate a percentage in a Matrix row SSRS

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HI All,

I have the following data in a SSRS Matrix. I want the data to reflect as 'B' but I constantly get data reflected as a total.(C)

I need the percentage per row and not the whole total value.

this is my expression =count(Fields!Rejection_Reason.Value)/sum(Fields!ClaimCount.Value, "DataSet1")

A
DealerTotal Sold          VW           Mercrcedez        Honda
Dealer110253
Dealer2205105
Dealer33010515
B
DealerTotal SoldVWMercedezHonda
Dealer11020.00%50.00%30.00%
Dealer22025.00%50.00%25.00%
Dealer33033.33%16.67%50.00%
C
DealerTotal SoldVWMercedezHonda
Dealer1103.33%8.33%5.00%
Dealer2208.33%16.67%8.33%
Dealer33016.67%8.33%25.00%
60

Thank you for your help.

Microsoft TechNet Wiki SSRS Guru - Winners for December!!

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The results for December's TechNet Guru competition have been posted!

http://blogs.technet.com/b/wikininjas/archive/2014/01/16/technet-guru-awards-december-2013.aspx

Congratulations to all our new Gurus for December!

We will be interviewing some of the winners and highlighting their achievements, as the month unfolds.

Post your JANUARY contributions here:

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/22211.technet-guru-contributions-for-january-2014.aspx

Read all about January's competition, hopefully in a stickied post, at the top of this forum.

Below is a summary of the medal winners for December. The last column being a few of the comments from the judges.

Unfortunately, runners up and their judge feedback comments had to be trimmed from THIS post, to fit into the forum's 60,000 character limit, however the full version is available on TechNet Wiki.

Some articles only just missed out, so we may be returning to discuss those too, in future blogs.

 
 

Guru Award BizTalk Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

Steef-Jan WiggersManaging Windows Azure BizTalk Services with REST APIEd Price: "I'm not sure how you come up with such vital topics, but this is as important as it comes, and you nailed it!!!"
TGN: "It's almost unfair for others, Steef-Jan is a God when it comes to writing tutorials and articles, great one!"

Silver Award Winner

Sandro PereiraBizTalk Server: Grouping and Sorting Operations Inside BizTalk Maps Using the Muenchian MethodTGN: "Very good article, I love this. Explains grouping and sorting in a good way, and by following best practice. Very good Sandro"
Ed Price: "Great explanations and fantastic formatting!"

Bronze Award Winner

Maheshkumar S TiwariBizTalk Server 2010: How to Insert Image In SQL Through OrchestrationEd Price: "Very clear instructions through great use of images!"
TGN: "Should contain a warning around the size of the images, I do not usually recommend this way when using BizTalk due to performance."

 

 

Guru Award SharePoint 2010 / 2013 Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

Matthew YarlettSharePoint: A Complete Guide to Getting and Setting Fields using C#Craig Lussier: "A fantastic reference that every SharePoint developer should have bookmarked. Well done!"
GO: "Matthew knows how to write an article worthy of recognition! This is a reliable source and contains many SharePoint and PowerShell examples that will be useful for IT-PRO as developers! A big thank you for your participation and your articles Matthew! Excellent work!"
Margriet Bruggeman: "What a handy reference!"
Ed Price: "What an epic article! From Mohammad in the comments: "this is something to add in my favourites, thanks"
Jinchun Chen: "Good guide"

Silver Award Winner

Benoit Jester - MTFCSharePoint 2013 - Design Manager : Use of Display TemplatesEd Price: "The comments say it well. From Matthew: "Great article Benoit! I agree, it's a great feature!" From Dan: "I agree with Matthew. I can see myself refer to this article in the near future. I'm definitely adding this to my bookmark list. Thank you Benoit for sharing your knowledge.""
Craig Lussier: "Great walkthrough of Display Templates in SharePoint 2013. Well written, great screenshots and thoughtful material. "
GO: "If you want to have a better knowledge of SharePoint 2013, Benoit is your man! Again a great article: The use of XSLT ? Done ! This article absolutely deserves a medal!"
Margriet Bruggeman: "Not a big fan of design manager, but def. a nice write-up"

Bronze Award Winner

Nilesh JainSharepoint 2010 : A Complete list of SPFile Operations using ECMA ScriptJinchun Chen: "Good getting start"
GO: "This articles show us various methods/properties associated with SPFile object! Clever article and well written! Great source!"
Craig Lussier: "Well written reference for SPFile operations with solid examples. "
Ed Price: "Solid formatting! Great comments on this article: From Matthew: "Nice article Nilesh!" From Dan: "Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm a big fan of using screenshots when writing an article and you've definitely done a great job here. Thanks again.""
Margriet Bruggeman: "Nice idea, but the reference is too short to be really cool"

 

 

Guru Award Small Basic Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

Nonki TakahashiSmall Basic Known Issue: 21694 - Font and Pen Width Change Earlier in RemoteRZ: "Very useful tip. May potentially save some frustration :)"
Ed Price: "This code is very helpful!"

Silver Award Winner

Nonki TakahashiSmall Basic Known Issue: 22108 - Viewport of GraphicsWindow is Narrower and Sometimes Resized in RemoteEd Price: "The diagrams really help make this clear. Great job!"
RZ: "Again, very useful tip. And thank you highlighting them."

Bronze Award Winner

Nonki TakahashiSmall Basic Known Issue: 21691 - Rectangle and Ellipse Become Smaller in Remote

RZ: "Very useful tip. May potentially save some frustration :)"
Ed Price: "Your samples you wrote help give these articles an added boost!"

Guru Award SQL BI and Power BI (SSAS, SSIS, SSRS, Power Pivot) Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

Tim PaclFunctional Reports: Making a Report Into a Management ToolNN: "Terrific article! Very helpful and clean steps"
Ed Price: "Tim nails it again with a fantastic and descriptive narrative on a great topic! It could be improved with images to show what you're describing. Fantastic article!"

Silver Award Winner

Michael AmadiA practical example of how to handle simple many to many relationships in Power Pivot/SSAS Tabular modelsEd Price: "Great topic and great formatting! The descriptions are helpful, the images and the tables help clarify. The bold text really pops! Great article!"
NN: "Great article explaining a common problem and solution"

Bronze Award Winner

Tim PaclUsing a Date Picker for an Analysis Data Query ParameterNN: "Another interesting article by Tim"
Ed Price: "Another great article from Tim. Shorter but sweet!"

 

 

Guru Award SQL Server General and Database Engine Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

Uwe RickenHow does SQL Server allocate space in a heapSamuel Lester: "Amazing content, great presentation, and incredibly educational! "
DRC: "• Very nice article, very well documented. • Clear explanation of the behaviour and queries to trace the same. • This also explains the output of the queries which makes the users more comfortable while reproducing the behaviour explained. • The only modification is to remove the .(dot) for the value “8.096” which should be 8096. "
DB: "Clear and informative explanation of details not available elsewhere."
Jinchun Chen: "Awesome"
Ed Price: "Another high-quality article from Uwe! Great formatting and even a good interaction with Shanky in the comments!"
NN: "Great and thorough article"

 
 

Guru Award Transact-SQL Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

Naomi NT-SQL: Relational DivisionDB: "Clear and detailed."
Jinchun Chen: "Nice article!"
Richard Mueller: "Very well done and well researched."
Ed Price: "The article comments say it welll. From Saeid: "Surprised with this one! This is really one of the important topics. Many questions in MSDN SQL forums are about this topic" From Carmelo: "Very good work Naomi!""
Samuel Lester: "Outstanding article again! As mentioned in the article and comments, variations of this question appear in the forums frequently and it is nice to have this article to reference. Great breadth and depth with each solution!"

Silver Award Winner

Durval RamosHow to extract data in XML to meet the requirements of a SchemaSamuel Lester: "Creative solution and great write-up! "
Richard Mueller: "The articles in this group were very close. This is a great article with outstanding links. The See Also section should only include Wiki articles."
Ed Price: "Very detailed narrative that's well supported by great formatting and images! Great article!"

Bronze Award Winner

Saeid HasaniError handling within Triggers using T-SQLRichard Mueller: "A well executed article. The trigger rules were confusing to me."
Ed Price: "Another great article from Saeid! This could be made better with more explanations for each step. Good job!"
Samuel Lester: "Great new content and nice companion to your prior article. "

Guru Award Visual Basic Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

Dewayne BasnettPrime Number SieveRichard Mueller: "Amazing material that will take some study, but very clever. Donald Knuth in "The Art of Computer Programming", vol. 2, says Eratosthenes filter only considers odd integers and increments from p*p."
SB: "Nice article, not much practical use but just details coding for the fun of solving a problem"

Silver Award Winner

HomeGrownCoderDon't Throw Out the System BrushesRichard Mueller: "An important concept that is well explained, with lots of links. Should have a See Also section."
SB: "Nice article which address a real world issue that occurs."

Bronze Award Winner

Paul IshakDeclaring numeric data typesSB: "Good simple piece helping detail best numeric types to use."
Richard Mueller: "Basic recommendations. This article could use links and a See Also section."

 

 

Guru Award Visual C# Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

Jaliya UdagedaraLoading Related Entities in Entity FrameworkNN: "Very clear and helpful article! Nicely done"
DB: "Clear and informative."
Ed Price: "Fantastic article with a good suggestion in the comments. Could benefit from a TOC. Great job!"

Silver Award Winner

chrigaIdentifying and Resolving Shortcuts/Links of files and foldersNN: "Short and useful article"
DB: "Useful bit of information."
Ed Price: "Great formatting and article!"

Guru Award Windows Phone and Windows Store Apps Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

Saad MahmoodBinding any JSON data list in your application in 10 mins.(Windows Phone)Ed Price: "Great detail, formatting, and use of images!"
Peter Laker: "Nice simple example"

Silver Award Winner

Saad MahmoodNow Check for updates of your app inside your Windows Phone application Ed Price: "Good use of code formatting. Could benefit from a TOC."
Peter Laker: "Great article, thanks Saad"

Bronze Award Winner

Ken TuckerConvert date time received in JSON to a .Net DateTimeEd Price: "It's valuable, short and sweet, good code commenting, and it has good interaction in the Wiki article comments. But it is a bit generic for this category."
Peter Laker: "Top tip, nice layout, thanks Ken!"

 

 

Guru Award Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

dev hedgehogThe Myth of BindingGroupEd Price: "Very thorough article developed from forum questions. Great job! But why is it a Myth if it's really helpful? =^)"
Peter Laker: "Another excellent contribution from dev hedgehog. Good subject."

Silver Award Winner

Shweta LodhaSafest way to use RaisePropertyChanged methodEd Price: "Good topic and explanations. Could be improved with black font and with a TOC. Good job!"
Peter Laker: "Nice tip from Shweta. There are various variations to this."

Bronze Award Winner

chrigaBinding of DataGrid column headerEd Price: "Short and sweet! Fantastic formatting and great descriptions help sell this one!"
Peter Laker: "Useful example and welcome edition to the knowledge base, thanks chrigra!"

 

 

Guru Award Windows Server Technical Guru - December 2013  

Gold Award Winner

Mr XHow DNS aging and scavenging worksRichard Mueller: "Very good information. The images, links, and code example help a lot."
JH: "Brilliant article, great explanations and illustrations"
Ed Price: "Explanations, links, code, images, diagrams... it's all here! It could benefit from a TOC for easier navigation. Just add headers and then "[toc]" at the top of the article."
JM: "Excellent article and a nice use of good graphics, nice work!"

Silver Award Winner

Kelly BushDelegate Replication Rights to non-adminsJM: "This is an excellent article, nice work!"
JH: "Like how author organized and summarized a forum post and added more, like "applies to" values "
Ed Price: "Good reference, instructions, explanations, and images! Could be improved with a TOC."
Richard Mueller: "On my first reading of the articles in this section I had a 3 way tie for first. This article covers a very important concept for security. It could use a See Also section."

Bronze Award Winner

Mr XHow to mark an Active Directory attribute to be copied when duplicating a user templateRichard Mueller: "Very useful and well explained information. Very good images. This could use a See Also section."
JM: "This is an excellent article, however the first sentence needs to be revised for clarity."

 

As mentioned above, runners up and their judge feedback were removed from this forum post, to fit into the forum's 60,000 character limit.

 

A great big thank you to EVERYONE who contributed an article to last month's competition.

Hopefully we will see you ALL again in this month's listings?

As mentioned above, runners up and comments were removed from this post, to fit into the forum's 60,000 character limit.

You will find the complete post, comments and feedback on the main announcement post.

Please join the discussion, add a comment, or suggest future categories.

If you have not yet contributed an article for this month, and you think you can write a more useful, clever, or better produced wiki article than the winners above, here's your chance! :D

Best regards,
Pete Laker

More about the TechNet Guru Awards:


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November on TechNet: Calling All SSRS & Power View Gurus - Enlighten Us!

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"An influential teacher, or popular expert"

 

Oh mighty reader, we need your enlightenment!

Only YOU can show us... the TRUE WAY to code!

 

Win the love and adoration of generations to come, by giving something back to those less awesome.

Show your technical prowess, and divine knowledge of your craft.

Teach us good code from bad.

Show us the way (or the work-around)

We can offer you the very best platform that you need to preach these good words.

Join us and lead this technical community in a whole new way, into a brighter future!

 

Become a TechNet Guru and you may find your own life also significantly enriched!

Win awards, interviews, invites, reviews, medals, friends, recognition points, high fives, hugs, smiles, and so much more!

All you have to do is add an article to TechNet Wiki from your own specialist field. Something that fits into one of the categories listed on the submissions page. Copy in your own blog posts, a forum solution, a white paper, or just something you had to solve for your own day's work today.

Drop us some nifty knowledge, or superb snippets, and become MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY GURU OF THE MONTH!

This is an official Microsoft TechNet recognition, where people such as yourselves can truly get noticed!

 

HOW TO WIN

1) Please copy over your Microsoft technical solutions and revelations toTechNet Wiki.

2) Add a link to it on THIS WIKI COMPETITION PAGE (so we know you've contributed)

3) Every month, we will highlight your contributions, and select a "Guru of the Month" in each technology.

 

If you win, we will sing your praises in blogs and forums, similar to the weekly contributor awards. Once "on our radar" and making your mark, you will probably be interviewed for your greatness, and maybe eventually even invited into other inner TechNet/MSDN circles!

 

Winning this award in your favoured technology at least once is fast becoming a MUST HAVE!

 

Feel free to ask any questions below.

 

More about TechNet Guru Awards

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Reporting Services 2012 mobile support

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Hi,

Does anyone have info on mobile support for Reporting Services 2012. We've found

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlrsteamblog/archive/2011/10/13/power-view-pass-and-mobile.aspx

which is a year old. It states the direction/strategy for "web based BI solutions" including SSRS for mobile devices (Android, iOS etc). Timeframe is set to 2nd half 2012. SQL Server 2012 SP1 is in CTP4 now and we can't find any info about better support for mobile browsers and devices.

Has anyone found anything else or can share some experience? Our alternative is Telerik reporting which would be a new component for us which would add overhead to our project since the users and report writers know SSRS today.

Thanks!


Getting Error when calling SSRS reports from outside domain users.

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When we are accessing the reports from our outside domain we are getting following errorr.

Please suggest a solution on this.

Drill Down only the Middle Row in the Row Group

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Friends,

I am having difficulties in implementing drill down for one row group.  This is my requirement.

The Dataset would be returning say the following columns - Eg, Account #, Admit Date, Discharge Date, Pend Reason, Pend Date, Total Amount, Comments. An Account can be pended multiple times.

We can Pend an Account multiple times. Hence if multiple records exist only the Pend Reason & Pend Date fields would be different for each row for a account. So Account, Pend Reason, Pend Date form a UNIQUE key.

I am trying to create a drill down report. I want to drill down the Pend Reason & Pend Date fields. This is possible. However, the requirement is to display the Pend Reason & Pend Date fields in the middle of the result set i.e. Total Amount, Comments field would be coming after these fields in the report. So whenever i try to expand/collapse the subsequent fields Total Amount & Comments too get expanded/collapsed.

I am able to achieve this if i keep Pend Reason & Pend Date fields at the end of the result set. But that is not the requirement.

There is another option of creating sub report for these fields and displaying the history. However i feel that this would be very time consuming since the sub report would be called for every row in the result set.

Are there any other ways to achieve this? Is it possible to drill down these 2 fields by toggling these same 2 fields?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.


Murali Krishnan

sql script for uploading multiple .rdl files in to the reporting server

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Hi,

I have multile .rdl files in my local path.i have to upload those .rdl files in to the repoting server single attempt  using sql script.
please help me on this issue.

Thanks & Regards,
Muni

SSRS - Rdl Object Model approach validity to genrate .rdl file on the fly

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Hi,

I see that, if you want to generate RDL files programmatically using c# we have the approach of using XMLDocument object.

However I also found that, we can use Rdl object model dll to generate .rdl files. As per the link - https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/540183/supported-rdl-object-model-rdlom

the support is discontinued and still there are no updates. Can somebody tell me why Rdl Object model approach to generate .rdl was discontinued or never made as public by micorosoft?

So what is the best way microsoft promotes to generate rdl? using XMLDocument only?


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Reporting Services for Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 (RTM) - 10.50.1617.0

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Hello,

We are currently running:

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 (RTM) - 10.50.1617.0 (Intel X86)   Apr 22 2011 11:57:00   Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation  Standard Edition on Windows NT 5.2 <X86> (Build 3790: Service Pack 2) (Hypervisor)

We would like to know what is required to configure Reporting Services for Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Standard.  Is their a cost associated?  I need to inform our IT people what is needed.

Looking forward to your reply, Linda

SSRS report with tables and chart needs to be repeated on each page based on values on parameter

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I have SSRS report having two tables and chart based on multi-valued parameter. Now, I need to repeat these 3 items on each page. A single table can be repeated on each page using page break for a group but how do i resolve my problem. 

Example - If I select year 2010, 2011 then Page1 would show all 3 items for 2010 & 2011. Page2 would show all 3 items for 2010 and Page3 would show all 3 items for 2011. How this could be achieved through SSRS.



Spread the Love! Be our SSRS TechNet Guru, this Valentine's

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We love your contributions at TechNet Wiki sooo much that we give you more than just love in return...

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So why not spread the love a little further this Valentines, with more than just a cheap card from the highstreet...

Express your love for your favourite technology in a TechNetWiki article!

Pour your heart out to us, capture our hearts and woo us with your prowess!

 

All you have to do is add an article to TechNet Wiki from your own specialist field. Something that fits into one of the categories listed on the submissions page. Copy in your own blog posts, a forum solution, a white paper, or just something you had to solve for your own day's work today.

Drop us some nifty knowledge, or superb snippets, and become MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY GURU OF THE MONTH!

This is an official Microsoft TechNet recognition, where people such as yourselves can truly get noticed!

HOW TO WIN

1) Please copy over your Microsoft technical solutions and revelations toTechNet Wiki.

2) Add a link to it on THIS WIKI COMPETITION PAGE (so we know you've contributed)

3) Every month, we will highlight your contributions, and select a "Guru of the Month" in each technology.

If you win, we will sing your praises in blogs and forums, similar to the weekly contributor awards. Once "on our radar" and making your mark, you will probably be interviewed for your greatness, and maybe eventually even invited into other inner TechNet/MSDN circles!

Winning this award in your favoured technology will help us learn the active members in each community.

Feel free to ask any questions below.

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Why is it so hard to find an article that describes HOW TO use SSRS in VS2010

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While doing some testing with the Azure platform, I had installed SQL 2012 on my desktop. I completed my Azure testing, removed SQL 2012, and found that I could no longer open rptproj files in VS 2010. After searching for the better part of two days, I found an article, links, links, links, that told me to install SQL 2012 BIDS. More searching and links, links, links and found that "BIDS" is now called "SSDT".

My question: why are all the articles, telling me that I CANNOT open rptproj files in VS 2010, still so prominently and voluminously listed, rather than the following "article" which describes how TO OPEN rptproj files:

How to open SSRS rptproj files in VS 2010

1. Install VS 2010

2. Install VS 2010 SP1

3. Install SQL 2012 SSDT (SQL Server Data Tools, aka "BIDS")

After two days of searching, I really want to know why this "article" cannot be found.

In general, when articles no longer reflect the ways things are (not were), why are they still searchable and active?

 

Please consider a recommendation to Microsoft regarding SSRS

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Hi,

The ability to compare and contrast a main chart with another user selected chart is an important business intelligence dashboard feature facilitating business decisions by enabling the business user to identify trends in data.
In the context of SSRS the main chart is held within the parent SSRS report and the charts to be compared against are held within sub reports.
When you dynamically select a sub report at run time all the sub reports associated with the current parent report are also refreshed, even if they are currently hidden. This can potentially cause very negative performance for highly interactive dashboard charts for very large data sets.
My proposed solution is; - When the refresh of a container is triggered (e.g. view of a parent SSRS report) the underlying data sets of the hidden child containers (e.g. child / sub SSRS reports) should not be refreshed as the default behaviour.
I have spent many months documenting this recommendation including a work around. Please have a look at the following link; -  http://innovativebusinessintelligence.com/HCIEpisodes/DataSetQueryingonUserSelectedReports/tabid/95/Default.aspx
If you agree with my recommendation then cast your vote on the following link; -
https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/817551/ssrs-data-sets-of-hidden-sub-reports-should-not-be-re-requeried

If you do not agree with my recommendation please comment on why. I value your feedback.

If you have time I would also like you to comment on my process for documenting and expressing my recommendation on SSRS.

Thank you for your time,

Kind Regards,

Kieran.


Kieran Patrick Wood http://www.innovativebusinessintelligence.com http://uk.linkedin.com/in/kieranpatrickwood http://kieranwood.wordpress.com/

SQL Server Reporting Services FAQ

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Hi All,

This thread is a summary of the Frequently Asked Questions on SQL Server Reporting Services. We consolidate them and post here for your reference. If you have any further questions, please kindly start a new thread so that more community members, MVPs, and MSFTs can join the discussion and share their ideas. Thanks for your understanding.

Part I: SQL Server Reporting Services General Topics

1. How to migrate SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services to another computer?
2. How to combine connecting string via parameter?
3. How to install a 32-bit version of SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services on a computer that is running a 64-bit version of Windows?
4. Error of EXECUTE permission denied on object 'xp_sqlagent_notify'.
5. Security consideration for anonymous access to Report Server.
6. How to create a custom report template in Reporting Services?
7. Does Reporting Services support horizontal tables which have fixed rows and dynamic columns?
8. How to reset the page number back to 1 every time the report gets a group break?
9. How to open the drill- through report in a new browser window?
10. How to verify the version of SQL Server?
11. How to use multiple datasets?
12. How to upgrade report from SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2005?
13. Out of memory error when exporting reports to Excel.
14. How to improve PDF quality of the report exported in Reporting Services 2005?
15. How to enable the Select All option for a multi-value parameter?

Part II: SQL Server Reporting Services SharePoint Integrated Mode Topics

1. How to deploy reports to SQL Server Reporting Services in SharePoint Services integrated mode?
2. How to integrate SQL Server Reporting Services and SharePoint Services?
3. How to refer the reports on the Report Server in SharePoint Services?
4. How to manage user to view reports in SharePoint integrated mode?
5. What information is needed when posting questions regarding SharePoint integrated mode?
6. Is Report Builder available in SharePoint Integrated Mode?

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how to send Excel as an attachment along with MHTML content in Email body of SSRS subscription

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Hi 

I want to create a subscription which sends email to user attaching the report as an excel file and MHTML format both.

Please help me how do I achieve this?

I am using Reporting Server 2012.


Sanjay

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