RDLC Client Report And Query Parameters And Print Button
Feb 9, 2007
Hi, this is my first post here. I hope to be helpful trying to help and not only asking questions arround here. After I have my report ready I will share here the total experience from top to bottom!But for now, here's the issue:
I'm building a RDLC Repor on my ASP.Net VB web application. I added the .rdlc file to the application and created a table to show lines of data binded from a dataset. The thing is:
- The DataSet expects a parameter @intNumber, a identifier to get the correct data to display the correct report.
- I'm using ReportViewer to view the report, and by code I've passed a Report Parameter to the *.RDLC report with success, just like this:
Dim parms(0) As ReportParameter
parms(0) = New ReportParameter("intNumber", 37)
ReportViewer1.LocalReport.SetParameters(parms)
The present issue is the following:
I want to use that parameter sent to the report to be sent to the query of the DataSet as parameter to the query to return the data to fill the report. I've heard that this is not possible, just with report server...
Another issue is the print button, also heard that only can appear on report server...no way to display and work on RDLC reports?Very confused right now...these issues are stupid, MS tools should allow these operations, which are not efficient if this is not possibla on RDLC...
I am having a problem with Print button not showing up. I tried everything but I can get it to show itself on the toolbar. I am using reporting viewer on local report on the web page. I published my local report on the server but still not showing. If anybody knows how to fix this problem please help.
I am also tring to insert a report parameter in the header section of the report but when I get to parameters section it tells me that "This report does not contain any parameteres".
This is a really strange problem. There are some reports that work fine when I click the print button provided by the Report Manager but trying to print the report by clicking on print button located by the export causes my computer to reboot. Is there a resolution?
The report can be successfully printed if exported to pdf.
I have created web based ssrs report with Report viewer and I am trying to add Command button to print result of report reside in ReportViewer and I have worked with code to generate. Is there any other way to work around without writing function or java script on Extra print button to print ssrs report.
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
I have a web application with a stand alone report. When I put the ReportViewer in the webform I can see every reports in the project. The problem is that I can't see the print report button...
If I indicate that the report is a "Server Report" instead a local report the Print Report appear, but a need a "Local Report" not a "Server Report" How can i solve that.
We have a winforms application with local rdlc reports. On Surface Windows 8 Pro devices only, reports render such that they are scaled down and don't fill the page. If resolution is lowered on the device, the report scales up to fill the page.
This affects the appearance in print layout and well as the actual printed size.
If we export to pdf, it renders to fill the page (as expected). If you print to pdf or to printer, the scale is shrunken.
If we change the resolution settings so that "Make text and other items larger or smaller" is set to small, the issue is resolved except the tablet is not very usable on this setting.Is this a bug?
Hi, I am having a problem when a user presses the print button from the SQL Reporting web interface. When the print button is pressed, it hangs and spikes the CPU until the worker process (w3wp.exe) is killed. This process and the SQL Server process (sqlservr.exe) take all of the CPU.
The only thing I've found that sounds similar is the following discussion: http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1813950&SiteID=17
If I follow the discussion in this thread and turn off the configuration option for 'SET NOCOUNT', the it works fine. The thing I'm trying to figure out, is this a bug that was fixed so that the print button will now function whether the flag is on or off. I also need to verify that this is a valid solution to the problem if it is not a fixed bug. I'd also like some information on why this is a problem if someone knows.
UPDATE #2: When it said "Do you want to install Microsoft SQL Server" I said "yes" and that caused it to work. I exited and re-ran and now the print runs w/o the "install SQL Server" (If the prompt had said "Do you want to install the print dialog" we wouldn't be having this discussion...)
UPDATE: After posting this i discovered that the same thing occurs when attempting to print the report direct from IE6: First a dialog pops up "Do you want to install this software?" Name: Microsoft SQL Server. When I click "Don't Install" I get the dialog "unable to load client print control." Since this happens direct from IE6 I suspect it's browser settings. I'll resume tomorrow and post a followup.
My WinForm C# app integrates Reporting Services by calling them from WebBrowser controls. The problem is attempts to print cause a dialog: "unable to load client print control."
I've read prior posts that say "enable Active-X in your browser" - I don't know how to do that from a WebBrowser control.
Any ideas how to support Reporting Services "Print" from within a WebBrowser control?
i am using Asp.net , C# , sql server 2005. i made one rdl report and called it from server (win2003). it worked successfully . but when i give print for the same report(through reportviewer control print option). Client machine restart. Same thing happened on four machine that were in win2000.
1. We have been using Sql Server 2008 R2 and its reporting services engine.
In the application we used Report Viewer (version 9).
When the report is taken for the first time, couple of messages pops up.
a. Unable to Load print control b. Install Sql Server Reporting Services 2008 R2.
These messages are fine, but we noticed that the second message is not consistent. When the application is deployed in staging server which is as same as the production server except for the power (CPU, RAM), the second message is "Install Sql Server 2008". Why is this happening?
2. To support IE 11, we upgraded the Report viewer to version 11. Now the messages are different.
a. Printing is not available. Verify that ActiveX is enabled or try using IE from the desktop b. Install Sql Server Reporting Services 2008 R2. (Here again when deployed in staging server it says "Install Sql Server 2008").
Problem: When SSRS report is viewed in Reportviewer control in FIREFOX browser, then Print,Zoom and Search tool bar icons are not displayed.
The same problem is also seen, when SSRS report is viewed using URL in Firefox browser.
Description: When SSRS report is viewed using reportviewer control in IE browser, then All tool bar icons are displayed. Following are the Toolbar icons displayed: 1. Search. 2. Next Prev Button 3. Print 4. Zoom 5. Export
But, when the same SSRS report is viewed using Reportviewer control in Firefox browser, then following toolbar icons are not displayed: 1. Print 2. Zoom 3. Search
I would appreciate any pointers to resolve this issue.
Problem: When SSRS report is viewed in Reportviewer control in FIREFOX browser, then Print,Zoom and Search tool bar icons are not displayed.
The same problem is also seen, when SSRS report is viewed using URL in Firefox browser.
Description: When SSRS report is viewed using reportviewer control in IE browser, then All tool bar icons are displayed. Following are the Toolbar icons displayed: 1. Search. 2. Next Prev Button 3. Print 4. Zoom 5. Export
But, when the same SSRS report is viewed using Reportviewer control in Firefox browser, then following toolbar icons are not displayed: 1. Print 2. Zoom 3. Search
I would appreciate any pointers to resolve this issue.
I have 11 records in the Main report.I want to make Imagebutton for only the 11 record.If click on Imagebutton then the subreport show in the below.But there is no relationship between MainReport and SubReport.
problem when add RDLC report wizard to add RDL report Unable to cast object of type 'System.Xml.Schema.XmlSchemaAny' to type 'System.Xml.Schema.XmlSchemaElement'.
Maybe someone can help mewith this... Im running NT 4 SP5 on a compaq proliant 3000 server. Trying to create a DSN to connect with my remote SQL 7.0 server. When I click on the client configuration button (to set to TCPIP sockets), nothing happens. So now all DSN's default to named pipes...
Where or how can I download the Active X control for the client Print for the SSRS 2000. The reason is I want to push this Active X control to the clients' machines. Instead of waiting for them to download theirself who don't have permissions to do it.
We have developed client SQL Server Reporting Services reports (rdlc) that are completely dynamic.
Everything on the report itself is build from code.
There are a few problems in the formatting of these reports that we have not been able to correct.
1) Because of the way the data has to be displayed. we have had to use a List control with Textboxes and Lines within to give the appearance of a table.(Column headers are textboxes with background set to gray). Line controls exist between each column of data. We did this because we need to have nested lists in some cases to display the data.
The height of the listbox is adjusted to fit the contents within. The vertical lines between the columns appear broken with gaps between each item.
Is there any way to set the line height to automatically fit the height of the ListBox.
2) Another issue we have is with Texboxes. If there is no value in the Textbox, the borders do not show. CanShrink is set to false. Hidden is false. Is there any other setting or something else that could be causing this?
I have a very simple test report created in Visual Studio 2005 as an rdlc file in my dll. The rdlc file is in the dll because it is built off of the business objects. I need to be able to stream this file (i.e. not use a report viewer) to the browser.
I found code that I included below, but get an error:
The report definition for report 'Monkey.Report1' has not been specified
Yes my test namespace in my dll is named "Monkey" )
//Render the report renderedBytes = localReport.Render(reportType, deviceInfo, out mimeType, out encoding, out fileNameExtension, out streams, out warnings);
//Clear the response stream and write the bytes to the outputstream Response.Clear(); Response.ContentType = mimeType; Response.AddHeader("content-disposition", "attachment; filename=foo." + fileNameExtension); Response.BinaryWrite(renderedBytes); Response.End(); }
I choose the MedcialCase.ID and MedcialCase.PatientOfMedcialCase.Name to show, but when the report was run ,,just MedcialCase.ID has been shown, the text of MedcialCase.PatientOfMedcialCase.Name is "=Fields!Name.Value"
I modify it to "=Fields!PatientOfMedcialCase.Value.Name.Value" and run it ,the "#Error" show in the text of Name
anyone can tell me why?and how to bind object like MedcialCase to the Report?
I cannot find anything that would suggest it is possible to use a cascading style sheet when formatting data elements within a local report (RDLC). We created an HTML report using CSS and now want to generate the same report using the Report Viewer control along with our defined styles.
I' m using Microsoft Reporting. Is there a way to create Report .rdlc file Dynamically on the fly? I' m using VB.net. Any help can be appreciated. Thanks Mythili
I have a RDLC report in an aspx page. The report has a table one of whose data column has a hyperlink.
ServerName Date ProjectStatus
Srv1 01/10 Green Srv2 01/10 Red Srv 3 01/10 Green
and the second shows the detailed history per server,
eg for Srv1
Table 2 ServerName Date ProjectStatus
Srv1 01/10 Green Srv1 01/09 Green Srv1 01/08 Red Srv1 01/07 Red Srv1 01/16 Red
On click of the hyperlink a report parameter SelectedServerName is set to say Srv1 (1st row). The report is reloaded and Table 2's data set fetches the results only for Srv1 .
This works fine in RDL format.
But when i embed the report in an aspx page in RDLC format the Parameter value is not set even after clicking the link.
Hardcoding the value works fine
ReportParameter[] p = new ReportParameter[1];
p[0] = new ReportParameter("SelectedServerName", "Srv1");
ReportViewer1.LocalReport.SetParameters(p);
How do i pass the value of ServerName corresponding to the link clicked and refresh the report? in RDLC?
Hello,The PRINT command works fine on Query Analyzer.However, when I used it with other Database Client,eg: Aqua Data Studio, nothing got printed out.Is there a way to make it work?Thanks in advance.
When you display a SQL Reporting Services report to the screen in the header there is a Printer Icon displayed. When we click this icon we get an error message "Unable to load client print control ".
Does anyone know what we need to load or what we need to do to resolve this so that we can print the report directly to teh printer, rather than having ot prinnt the web page, which also prints all the Web headre information
I have some date criterias on my report that default and so I would like for the report not to display until the user clicks on the "view report" button.
Also, I would like to trap that button to send my own internal parameters to the report. How and where would I do that.
I'm running the report through report viewer and I have a subroutine that would refresh the report with my desired internal parameters. I just need to hook it up.
I've got a SQL Reporting Server 2000 SP2 report that takes 3 parameters. FromDT, ToDT, and LocationCD. The first two parameters are free form text fields that expect a date. The last one is a drop down box. For some reason, when I'm viewing the report through the standard reports folder on the report server I have to click the "View Report" button two times to get the report to render. Clicking it just once, doesn't seem to do anything. The report is a line graph.
There are default values in the FromDT and ToDT parameter fields.
Anyone have any ideas what would be causing the need for the second click?
