I have a server that has SSRS 2012. It was running ok.
And just now I installed IIS to try something and I am noticing that SSRS isn't coming up when I put in the usual URL in the browser.
I have a parameter that chooses its available items from a query (with a label and a value column). I set the default for the parameter to the a particular value.
It works in Preview from design mode, but when I deploy it and run the report, it does not set the default.
I did the following steps:
1. Created a report using SQL Reporting Services. (OK)
2. Deployed the project (ABC) into the ServerX. (OK)
3. Opened the SQL Reporting Services using the Report Manager on localhost of the ServerX. (OK)
4. Opened the ABC folder. Files deployed. (OK)
5. Created two subscriptions. One (Service1) for printing to the Printer. One (Service2) for saving into a file. (OK)
6. Opened the Service1. In the View Tab, after entering the Report Parameters, clicked on "View Report". (OK)
7. I expected view to show what I viewed in the Project (ABC). (NOK - It printed a wrong format. Alignment was completely different)
8. Tried to export to a TIFF file expecting to see the same view as I saw in the Project (ABC). (NOK - It printed a wrong format. Alignment was completely different)
9. Tried to export to a PDF file expecting to see the same view as I saw in the Project (ABC). (NOK - It printed a wrong format. Alignment was completely different)
10. In the subscriptions, I ran the Service1 to print the report from the SQL Reporting Services directly onto the Printer. (NOK - It printed a wrong format. Alignment was completely different)
Is this an expected issue with SQL Reporting Services which incase doesnt make any sense to use it. Or it is an issue with my code. All I assumed that I should expect from SQL Reporting Services is: if I create a Report and I preview the Report, I should get a WYSIWYG formats.
Half the way through our project, we are completely stuck up. SOS!!!
I did the following steps:
1. Created a report using SQL Reporting Services. (OK)
2. Deployed the project (ABC) into the ServerX. (OK)
3. Opened the SQL Reporting Services using the Report Manager on localhost of the ServerX. (OK)
4. Opened the ABC folder. Files deployed. (OK)
5. Created two subscriptions. One (Service1) for printing to the Printer. One (Service2) for saving into a file. (OK)
6. Opened the Service1. In the View Tab, after entering the Report Parameters, clicked on "View Report". (OK)
7. I expected view to show what I viewed in the Project (ABC). (NOK - It printed a wrong format. Alignment was completely different)
8. Tried to export to a TIFF file expecting to see the same view as I saw in the Project (ABC). (NOK - It printed a wrong format. Alignment was completely different)
9. Tried to export to a PDF file expecting to see the same view as I saw in the Project (ABC). (NOK - It printed a wrong format. Alignment was completely different)
10. In the subscriptions, I ran the Service1 to print the report from the SQL Reporting Services directly onto the Printer. (NOK - It printed a wrong format. Alignment was completely different)
Is this an expected issue with SQL Reporting Services which incase doesnt make any sense to use it. Or it is an issue with my code. All I assumed that I should expect from SQL Reporting Services is: if I create a Report and I preview the Report, I should get a WYSIWYG formats.
Half the way through our project, we are completely stuck up. SOS!!!
Hi.
I have a problem.
I do a basic report with just one simple table:
_id
_name
_comment
_file
I'm able to get all informations into a table. But for the file, I created a URL Link for this file.
But when the reporting is generating in html, if I click on the file's link, nothing happens. But I can dowload the file with a right click. And if I see proprieties of the link, the link is rights, and it's works good if I copy and paste it on the IE url bar.
So for summary, my problem is : nothing happens if I click on the file, but a want a window's opening with the choose "Open with" or "Save on the disk".
Somebody can help me?
Thanks
I installed Reporting Services 2014 on Windows 7. When i am trying to start home page i can see only HTML page and the text: "localhost/reports - /",then double lines (<hr><hr>) and text "Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Version 12.0.4100.1"Maybe the windows user (SERVER_NAMEADMINISTRATOR) has not sufficient permissions ?
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View 14 Replies View RelatedFor the past couple of days I've been having an issue with Reporting Services. From what I can understand reporting services doesn't work well when exporting to word.
The scenario is quite simple, I am developing a report for a client with a 'master page', which works as the cover, and executes 2 sub-reports with one table each, nothing fancy. We don't export this report to pdf, because the internal client has to attach another report that is impossible to automate, so they generate that report via excel and integrate it on our word document before sending the document to their business partners.
Our main problem is that we can't export the header/footers to word.
I replied to an thread in the pre-2010 forum before I realized the forum I was in...
I'm using Visual Studio 2008 to Design my SSRS reports. The report viewer is using SharePoint 2010 SP1 integrated mode.
I am using a conditional statement to determine which report to drill to based on the SSRS textbox's column.
=iif((Fields!Type.Value =
"Total")OR
(Fields!Type.Value ="Variance - (F)/U"),"DivisionSpendingReport","DivisionSpendingReportDetail")
Works fine in Visual Studio. Once deployed to SharePoint though, the drill through returns an error that says report can't be found. So I added the .rdl to the conditional statement in the report Design.
=iif((Fields!Type.Value =
"Total")OR
(Fields!Type.Value ="Variance - (F)/U"),"DivisionSpendingReport.rdl","DivisionSpendingReportDetail.rdl")
It now works in SharePoint but not in Visual Studio...
Do I need to keep adding and removing the ".rdl" in order to make any changes to this report???!!!
We're migrating from SSRS 2005 to SSRS 2008. We use itextsharp (a pdf processing library) to merge different PDF outputs into one large PDF file. This was working brilliantly in SSRS 2005, but in SSRS 2008, itextsharp *can* open and parse the PDF, but itext sees the "content" section of the PDF pages as blank. So, the resulting composite PDF ends up being a series of blank pages. Acrobat 9 and a couple other PDF tools (tested linux Evince and win GIMP) seem to be able to open the SSRS 2008-generated PDF fine, but the java-version of itext, and the .net version of itext (itextsharp) see nothing but blanks.So, I realize this points to a problem with itext, but I'm curious if merging PDFS outputed from SSRS 2008, and what PDF tools/libraries they are using.
View 7 Replies View RelatedHi all,
Recently i have installed (winxp sp2) and i have encountered with some
problems, for example i always use the following Connection string for
connecting to SqlServer 2000 and work with it:
"Server=localhost;database=Test;Trusted_Connection=yes"
But now this string doesn't work and after some minutes i found out the solution as follows:
"Server=MYPCNAME;database=Test;Trusted_Connection=yes"
or
"Server=(local);database=Test;Trusted_Connection=yes"
or
"Server=.;database=Test;Trusted_Connection=yes"
(Note that my computer name really is "MYPCNAME")
Between three above solutions i want to know why "Server=MYPCNAME" work properly
BUT "Server=localhost" doesn't work after installing WinXP SP2.
Thanks in advanced.
I'll go to a dataset, open up the query designer, add a new parameter, then refresh the fields, but the parameter won't be added as a report parameter. If I go to the dataset properties under the list of parameters, the value in the dropdown will be blank. However, sometimes this will automatically add.
Is this a bug in Visual Studio? How do I get around this?
Currently we are using Custom Delivery Extension for SSRS 2008R2 We are planning to move it SSRS2012
My Question is: Whether we can use the same Code used for SSRS2008R2 to SSRS2012?
if not what code changes we should do?
Hello everybody,
I'm developing a report using the following structure :
declare @sql as nvarchar(4000)
declare @where as nvarchar(2000)
set @sql = 'select ....'
If <conditional1>
begin
set @where = 'some where'
end
If <conditional2>
begin
set @where = 'some where'
end
set @sql = @sql + @where
exec(@sql)
I run it in query analyser and works fine, but when I try to run in Reporting Services, Visual studio stops responding and the cpu reaches 100 %.
I realize that when I cut off the if clauses, then it works at Reporting services.
Does anybody know what is happening?
Why the query works in query analyser and doesn't work in Reporting Service ?
Thanks,
Maurício
Is there any way to get the report toolbar using SOAP Api in SSRS reporting.
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2. Replicate the database and write the SP's to reports. To avoid pointing directly to OLTP db.
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We built our prod server [vm] with SQL Server 2008 R2 on Server 2008 R2. It works nicely. Then we made a copy of the VM and renamed it (so our test environment would be IDENTICAL to production). After that, SSRS was broken: I get "HTTP Error 503. The service is unavailable." I can't connect via http, or SSMS.
We have tried:
* Running SSRS config tool (several times)
* Running with/without the IIS Server Role
* Dropping & recreating the SSRS keys
* Recreating the ReportServer database, etc
* Checking all of the accounts, permissions, etc
* Running SQL Repair
* Going through the registry to fix any references to the machine's old name
* Uninstalling, reinstalling SSRS
* Completely uninstalling ALL of the parts of SQL Server 2008 R2, deleting all directories, removing references to SQL Server from the registry, rebooting, reinstalling everything.
None of this has worked. SSRS [R2] is still 503 on our test box.
the SSRS [NT] service seems to run, without error. The Event Viewer doesn't seem to be recording any errors. The SSRS logs say that the default URL is wrong, but we get the same error in Prod, and Prod works fine. The other SQL Logs say something about not being able to contact the service. However, as I said, the [NT] service seems to be working fine.
Just upgraded to Windows 10. My SSRS reports, SharePoint 2013 integrated, still work but have no scroll bars. I can use the touchscreen to scroll left and right. Mouse wheel or any other attempts to scroll the report view don't work.
View 4 Replies View RelatedHi,
I just got SQL Server Reporting Services and I want to install it. The problem is that SQL Server is on one machine and visual studio along with IIS is on another machine. Is there that I can install reporting services such that the server tools are installed on sql server machine and the development tools are installed on vs.net machine????
Thu June 17, 2004 8:54 AM (NEW!)
Right, I have taken a deap breath and counted to 1000000. I'm calm and cool again, although I am getting fed up with RS.
I'm trying to install Reporting Services Evaluation Edition. I have downloaded it, checked the prerequisites. A server with W2K + latest sp's is running, IIS5 with the latest patches is installed. I have downloaded AUTHZ.DLL and placed in the winntsystems directory. Microsoft NT Framework 1.1 is installed. Visual Studio is NOT installed, since this is on a server and I do not wish to develop here. SQL Server 2000 is installed with the latest sp and patches.
Now, when I run setup for RS the second screen I get tells me:
System check result:
AUTHZ.DLL is not installed on this computer
ASP.NET is not installed or is not registered on this computer
Visual Studio .NET 2003 is not installed
What am I doing wrong?:rolleyes:
Please?
Hello everyone,
I have been trying to install Reporting services but with out success.
At the end of setup I get a message something like this ....unable to connect to the report server please configure manually.
at the command prompt an error message which says ...unable to connect to the database, is being displayed
can anyone advise me on this, please.
we have SQL server 2000,.net2003 installed on windows 2003 platform.
Thank you.
hi, i would like to ask where can i find the installation of reporting services?, is it on installation cd of sql server? or another that i'll have to buy? :) help pls. thank you very much.
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Many thanks
Rupa
I followed the guide at http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/sql/learning/default.aspx#10 and the installation went fine, the problem is that i can't surf to my http://localhost/Reports to test my reportmanager.
This is all i get when opening up that url with internet explorer:
<%@ Page language="c#" Codebehind="Home.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="false" Inherits="Microsoft.ReportingServices.UI.HomePage" %>
<%@ Register TagPrefix="MSRS" Namespace="Microsoft.ReportingServices.UI" Assembly="ReportingServicesWebUserInterface" %>
Does anyone have a clue about what might have happend?
My computer is running WindowsXP SP2 with iss 5.1
I am completely exhausted trying to install Reporting services on my Windows Vista Home Premium machine.
Each time, I try I get the error message during System Configuration Check saying IIS is not installed or IIS is not turned on. I have gone through this check several times and stopped and restarted IIS and yet no luck. I have even uninstalled IIS, removed my SQL server installation and re-booted my computer. Then re-installed IIS and tried to re-install SQL server the Reporting Services option during is turned off.
Still after al this system configuration checks still comes up with the same message of IIS not installed or IIS is turned off.
please help!!
Hi all, I'm having problems to install Reporting Services in my computer (windows xp home edition) I'm getting this message:
IIS Feature Requirement (Warning)
Messages
* IIS Feature Requirement
* Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) is either not installed or is disabled. IIS is required by some SQL Server features. Without IIS, some SQL Server features will not be available for installation. To install all SQL Server features, install IIS from Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel or enable the IIS service through the Control Panel if it is already installed, and then run SQL Server Setup again. For a list of features that depend on IIS, see Features Supported by Editions of SQL Server in Books Online.
Someone can help me?
Thank you
I installed SQL Server Express before Advanced Service were available for download. I now want to install Reporting Services. Can someone explain what steps I must do? Do I uninstall the Express version and reinstall it with Advanced Services? Do I just install Advanced Services and select Reporting Services?
Thanks.
Hi Guys
I am wondering if someone can point me to some categorical information that says "Reporting services (the service/portal/etc basically the part that needs IIS) can be installed on a different physical machine to the machine to the database that you are trying to do reports for". At the movement the network services guys are telling us that there is no way to install reporting services, except to have it on the same machine as the SQL server that you are wanting to report on.
It was my understanding that you could install reporting services on any box as long as that box has IIS, access to a SQL service machine where it can set up its data libraries and definitions it needs and the SQL database that you want to report on. And that it doesn't matter if all three of these parts are on different machines as long as they can talk to each other.
Thus i was wondering if someone can point me in the right direction as to where it says that this can be done (preferably a Microsoft resource). I know that there might be another reason why in our case we can't do this but at the moment the guys are saying that it is a limitation of the software.
Thanks
Anthony
Hi there
We've got 2 servers: one is dedicated database server (NSWNOFUSQD01) and the other one is application/web server (NSWNOFUAPA01).
We've installed the SQL server Database Services, Notification Services, Integration Services and Workstation components, Books Online and development tools into NSWNOFUSQD01 (databases server).
We leave Reporting Service cause we don't want to install the application on this box but we want to install onto different box but the reporting database need to install into NSWNOFUSQD01. So we've tried to install the reporting services into NSWNOFUAPA01 - app server. But while installing it we don't have an option to tell that the database is pointing to different server?!?!.
Any ideas? Are missing step here? I saw these environment working - web instaaling on the app server and database installing on database server.
Thanks
i am having some trouble installing SQl server Reporting Services.well, in order to install the reporting services i have to installServicePack 3a.so through my installation of package 3a i am encoutering some trouble.i was able to comlete the first part of the installation i receivethis error message: Instance name specified is invalidso, my question is: once you have SQL Server installed, where can yougo to find the name of the instanceand once i find it, can i rename it?i originally installed SQL Server a while ago. during the setup, i donot recall a particular name i might have given it.
View 1 Replies View RelatedAfter wrestling my fair share on the Reporting services installation on Vista x64 with IIS 7.0 I figured to write out the details where the bells and whistles are found.
1. First Sergio Tarillo has written good guide for IIS 7.0 configuration so that Reporting Services accepts it. The guide is non-english, but the screenshots are self-explanatory:
http://geeks.ms/blogs/sergiotarrillo/archive/2006/10/16/4703.aspx
2. After that the resulting error is complainment about ASP.NET being 32-bit and not 64-bit registered. This actually means, that the application pool is opted to run 32-bit code. The real toggle is located under IIS management Application Pools ==> Set Application Pool Defaults... (top-right on the screen).
Under there set Enable 32-bit Applications to False.
3. You will need to install SQL Server 2005 SP2 CTP.
Note: The files seem to be named according to the KB article; however the filename does not show how old/new edition the SP2 CTP actually is (or at least I happened to have some from end of the November, when the current one as of now is December CTP - with different file size).
You can catch the December CTP here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=d2da6579-d49c-4b25-8f8a-79d14145500d&DisplayLang=en
Or choose the "safer" route and use the "Where to find the latest SPs page":
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/913089
After the SP installation I got the Reporting Server Configuration Manager to work without errors. However I ran out of time to work around the other errors configuration permission issues still.
I'll post follow ups as the thing progresses.
Kalle