Possible To Stop SSRS GUI From Destroying Hand Rolled Mdx In Datasets By Silently Reverting To Design Mode?
May 30, 2007
Since as soon as you extend your mdx datasets manually you can no longer switch back into design mode without losing your changes, right?
If that's the case, is there some way to disable design mode completely? i'm finding that the GUI has the tendency to SILENTLY revert the dataset editor back to design mode while I'm busy editing a layout, thereby losing my carefully crafted MDX.
I have two inline selects against a table with a nonclustered columnstore on SQL 2014 (12.0.2000). Both execute in batch mode and when I inner-join the two, they continue to execute in batch mode. When I cross join them, one executes in row mode. Below is some SQL to simulate the issue.
-- The purpose of this script is to demonstrate that -- two queries against a columnstore index that each execute in batch mode -- will continue to execute in batch mode when inner joined. -- However, one of the queries will execute in row mode when cross-joined.
-- Create function to return 0 to n rows IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.IntCount') IS NOT NULL DROP FUNCTION dbo.IntCount;
We have reports in SharePoint integrated mode which are really slow when compared to native mode. I have been asked to research and give info on what exactly causes the delays.
Any articles which give me information as to what happens when a report is run from SharePoint server and where does it log.
I am having report parameter end date I am showing the default value "5/21/2007 11:59:59 PM" in the end date paramter. And also I want to show date time format "(MM/DD/YYYY HH:MMS)" in the right hand side of the parameter. How to do this?
I have a report which contains several queries - one of which is a stored procedure which creates a Temp table in the database. This temp table is then used by the other queries. The temp table provides the lowest granularity of data, and the subsequent queries aggregate it at different levels in order to produce the report charts and matrix's.
The issue is that when I run the report, the stored procedure does not create the temp table before the other queries start using it. In fact, I need to run the report, and then refresh it in order to get the report to pull in the correct data (1st run populates the temp table, refresh then allows the queries to use it.).
Is there a way to force the execution of the stored procedure before the other queries run?...I don't want to create stored procedures for each query, because the intitial creation of the Temp table is quite slow (5seconds), and to do this for each data subset would be very resource intensive.
In ssrs, I want to create an expression for the row visibility. But, the expression will contain 2 conditions from different 2 datasets (DealStarts & RowofTrendingVisibility). I have applied a solution from online, but got an error message is
"The Visibility.Hidden expression for the tablix ‘Tablix9’ contains an error: [BC30451] Name 'launchdate' is not declared. "
I think that there is a minor issue in my syntax.
=iif ((Last(MonthName("DealStarts"))=monthname(month(today())) or launchdate ("RowofTrendingVisibility")<Parameters!StartDate.Value),true, false)
We have 7 SSRS reports subscription which execute every night at various time intervals.
Some times, due to database unavailability subscriptions can not access the source database, so these subscriptions continuously try to connect the database. (Even after setting connection time out.)
When the database is up again, all these subscriptions create bottleneck for the database and the whole system crashes.
So we want to stop subscriptions after some time interval (lets say 2 hours after it starts),
After that time interval what ever may be the status of the subscription (processing, done or fail) it should stop.
Please let me know the solution, Thanks in advance.
Is there a way to stop SSRS from rewriting my SQL? I can write an SQL statement that will execute within seconds within SQL Server Management Studio. But when I put that SQL into a dataset in SSRS, SSRS rewrites the SQL and makes the WHERE clause much more complex. Now the SQL takes minutes to complete.
I want to use multiple datasets in a table and wants to do the full outer join on the two datasets in the same table. For example, my two datasets are:
I want to display a ssrs table like: Both the datasets are coming from different sources. So I cannot integrate them at sql query level.
When creating a table in design mode, there is no option to set the field as UTC datetime.
Is the logical work around to issue an ALTER TABLE statement and how would this look? That is, how would the ALTER statement look to include constraints:
ALTER TABLE [dbo].[My_Table]( ??? DROP CONSTRAINTS HERE ???
[Item_ID] [smallint] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[Started] [datetime] NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF_CL_Items_Started] DEFAULT (GETUTCDATE()),
We have a report that was created in SSRS 2008 R2 that has 3 tables with different datasets that share a common ID that I want to use to group them.
If we run the report passing only a single value for the grouped parameter then the report works perfectly. What we need is for this report to allow multiple values to be selected for this parameter and for the report to run as if the user had selected each value one at a time and run the report with page breaks in between. Currently, when we pass multiple selected values for the grouping parameter the report displays all values for table 1, then all values for table 2, then all values for table three as below:
Table 1:
Detail rows for Group Param Value 1 ... Detail rows for Group Param Value 2 ... Detail rows for Group Param Value 3 ... ....
Table 3:
Detail rows for Group Param Value 1 ... Detail rows for Group Param Value 2 ... Detail rows for Group Param Value 3 ...
But we want it to render like this:
Table 1: Detail rows for Group Param Value 1... Table 2: Detail rows for Group Param Value 1... Table 3: Detail rows for Group Param Value 1...
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The page breaks are needed so that when the report is exported to excel each individual report (by group param) will be on its own uniquely named tab.The report must export cleanly to excel and currently does for the single value passed.
I have a couple of reports with predefined queries. When I try to edit a data set query it goes directly to query design mode losing the query I already had. As you can see this is a real problem because I can't edit queries. How can I switch off design mode? any ideas are pretty much appreciated.
In the work I came up against a situation when the working database at the end of day went to the Suspect Mode.And the archive was in many hours before. To transfer it in normal mode, until isn't made repaired base it was impossible. DBCC checkdb also refused to run because the database is in this mode.
We are researching a SSRS and SharePoint integrated mode install and I have a question about report development. When SSRS is installed as integrated mode, there is no report sever to publish to and the reports are published to document libraries. What do you do when developing reports in Visual Studio? How do I publish the new reports?
I saw a white paper what seemed to suggest that you have to do report development in a native reporting services environment and re-publish to SharePoint. Is that true?
I'm developing a Custom Report Item and would like to fill my properties dialog in design mode with real data. I have the name of the data source and the command text for the corresponding report dataset, read from the report design.
Is it possible to create an ado.net dataset so that I can display and use real data in my properties dialog box? First problem I have is to get the connection string from the data source string. I found no docs for that, especially the Microsoft.ReportingServices.DataExtensions.ReportDataSource class is not documented. Am I on the right way with that?
I have a very frustrating problem. But given that this is a development forum, I'll keep that for my 'Envelope Lickers Rehab' and instead talk about an issue I'm having.
I have a very large query (line-wise) that executes in less than a minute when run from the SQL Management Studio as well as via Excel Services.
It is a stored procedure with one parameter. When I try to prime the designer with this query it gives me the following message:
"Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding. The statement has been terminated."
I've considered cracking open the xml source and manually creating the fields, but I'd rather not go there.
I have a strong Oracle background but I am new to the SQLServer world so please forgive me for my ignorance.
In Oracle you can "destroy" an index if you use ceartian functions on that indexed column in the join criteria. Is this the case with SQLServer, if so can someone supply me a list of index destroyers?
I have recently installed Reporting Services Integrated mode with minor issues and at the end I was able to execute reports as well as add the content types.
I am now working on doing the same exact thing except I do not see Report Server Content types. I am able to upload a report and execute it but cannot add the Content Types. When I login into Central Administrator I see the content type in there. Is there something I am missing to add it to "My Site"
I would like to fail a package depending on the error. The package extracts data from Excel files. I would like to continue processing if an Excel file is badly formatted, but stop processing if there is a serious issue. like the file server hosting the Excel files crashed. I was thinking about dynamically changing the MaxeErrorCount property based on the Error ID or description.
does anyone know, when will the functionality of linked reports, my reports, data-driven subscriptions in MOSS integrated mode be enabled? Now it is according to Microsoft not supported. Will this be supported in the future ?Thanks.
I have configured Reporting services to use MOSS integrated mode. I have two servers, one for MOSS and the other for SQL database and reporting server.
Since I am using NTLM for IIS authentication, I can only use "Trusted Account" for Reporting Service Integration.
Then I created a report in SQL Server BI development studio and deployed to a MOSS document library. The deployment was successful. However, when I tried to open the report, I got the following error message:
An error has occurred during report processing. This data source is configured to use Windows integrated security. Windows integrated security is either disabled for this report server or your report server is using Trusted Account mode.
I have tried to switch to "Windows Authentication" for Reporting Service Integration, but this will give error for "Set Server Defaults" screen. Also the deployment from BI studio to MOSS will fail with authentication error. So I think I have to stay with "Trusted Account" option there.
What should I do to make the report accessible while using "Trusted Account"? Is there any configuration which has to be done for this purpose? Any input is appreciated.
This ADD COLUMN command gave me an error on this morning, we're talking about 40 million rows on this table. The ROLLBACK TRAN is destroying my system that can't login on the SQL Server and no application can by Database at this moment.
Do anybody know how to STOP this situation and recovery the system?
I was able to do windows cluster successfully on vmware but after destroying it and I wanted to rebuild cluster on same nodes with same vmnode as DC.But Clustering kept failing.... and I had to rebuild entire vmnodes ,ISCSI SAN and Clustering from scratch...
How do I get over this problem.I want to manage cluster so it remains stable after failover or even after shut down of VMnodes????
We want to create interactive dashboards using SSRS 2008 R2. We currently has Report Server installed in Native mode. I see that we can build some good dashboards using SSRS, SharePoint 2010 and PerformancePoint. But I wanted to find out if we can build that level of dashboard using just SSRS. We are still convincing the management for getting SharePoint license. In case if they don't agree for the Sharepoint license, can we build some good dashboards just using SSRS?
We have a Report Server integrated with SharePoint. A month ago we deployed a report (rdl file) in SharePoint, but the person who deployed it was no longer connected with us. So we decided to deactivate it in our Active Directory. Yesterday, our users returned issues regarding they are unable to access their report. I believe the issue was "object reference not set to an instance of an object".
So I tried to download the rdl file and redeployed it but i am getting error upon deploying to SharePoint. My workaround is to delete the rdl file in SharePoint, redeploy the shared datasource and shared datasets and the rdl file. It went and was now able to run the report in SharePoint.
Is there something relation/happened when deactivating the account in AD that users unable to access the report in SharePoint?
I am setting up sharepoint and sql server integration environment. I am considering the following topology: PowerPivot for SharePoint 2013 and Reporting Services in SharePoint mode Two Server Deployment
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I am looking to follow the topology example by the letter, which involves installing PowerPivot for SharePoint (aka SSAS in SharePoint mode) in the same server as my SQL, and installing SSRS in SharePoint (SP) integrated mode in the same server as SharePoint.
I understand, however, that if I wanted to install SSRS in SP mode in the same server as SQL, I could but only if the server contains the SP Object Model.
My first question is, what would involve having the SP Object Model in the SQL Server?
Would only installing SP binaries be enough; or Do I need to do a minimal install of SP in the SQL server enough for it to joing the SP farm? And most importantly, what would be the licensing implications for SP in case I want proceed down this route and have SSRS in SharePoint mode installed in the same server as the SQL?
i have created an report which retrieve data from table which contains a datetime field. The data of that particular field is stored in UTC time. when i navigating the report from sharepoint site i wish the datetime field will be converted into local time based on the selected timezone of the user.
Is there any way to get SSRS 2014 report viewer to run in standards mode? We currently host SSRS report viewer in a standards mode IFrame. Seems to work fine for all browsers but IE8. In IE8, the report detail is missing.
I'm guessing that SSRS Viewer on IE 8 requires Quirks mode.
I noticed this article which states that SSRS 2014 Viewer only works in quirks mode.
Rendering issues with SQL Server Reporting Services reports in Internet Explorer
How do you get the SSRS viewer to run on IE8 in standards mode?
issue where SSRS reports being executed from a report library in SharePoint intermittently are reloaded after hitting the apply button to run. We are using SSRS 2010 and SharePoint 2013 in integrated mode. So a user clicks on the report, fills in the parameters and hits apply. Maybe 70% of the time the report runs fine. The other 30% the report just reloads and wipes out any parameter selections. We do have a load balancer in front of the web servers.
I've ran fiddler to capture some of the error logging.
Things we have tried. Multiple versions of IE 8,9,10,11, Firefox, Chrome. All browsers seem to exhibit the behavior.
We ran so more traffic monitoring and it doesn't appear on these refreshes that report actually connects to the data context so it seems to be failing prior to that. (Possibly at the SharePoint server. Logging from the server apparently didn't show much in terms of when this occurred) It doesn't seem to matter if the report has 1 or 10 parameters.
We did notice that when we took the load balancer out of the equation and just hit the web server directly, the refreshes "appeared" to decrease in regularity but still occur.Also, the reports do not exhibit the refresh issue when running locally within Visual Studio 2013.
