In report builder (SSRS) I have a parent report with a link via order_no to open a drill through child report. Is there a way to make the expression dynamic specifically the URL so it will call the report server where the Parent report is running? What happen to my report is that it was working fine in UAT because my existing setting is in UAT. Once I uploaded it to PROD, the parent report was ok but it was still re-directing to UAT for the child report.
="javascript:void window.open('http://UATSERVER/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?/Order/Reports/Orderdetails" &
"&unit=" & Fields!Order_NO.Value &
"&rs:Command=Render','_blank')"
Tried other scripts I found in the other's advise but still no avail. My work around is to just edit the PROD with the PROD servername.
You can use =Globals!ReportServerUrl in your expression. This will return the server URL in the format
http://myServerName/ReportServer
This will only work when the report is deployed to the server, so it will return nothing when you run the report from Visual Studio etc.
From you comments it looks like you are trying to point to the _vti_bin folder but that does not make sense, that folder will not be on the server and it you are in your dev environment then there is no report server to reference.
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I'm getting the error: "An attempt was made to set a report parameter 'ABC_PrintCopyOriginal_TH"' that is not defined in this report. when I try to view my reports in a web browser. I'm executing this reports through a menu with button code. When the page comes up I get the error.
I have added manually ABC_PrintCopyOriginal_TH in parameter level report design. this ABC_PrintCopyOriginal_TH was enum which I used to print filter expression based on menu item button. eg: when click on original menu button it needs to print original on report design if etc copy button wise versa....
Can you please help me how to resolve this?
Are you using an SSRS Reporting server to host your reports? If so, have you deployed the report and tried restarting the Reporting server after the changes?
What editor are you using to edit the .rdl files?
If deploying and restarting the server doesn't help there is probably a typo in your .rdl file somewhere since you manually add stuff. Try using Report Builder and check if that gives you more info about the issue.
Dears,
I am quite new with Report Builder, and also with SSRS so sorry in advance if I raise irrelevant questions. My goal, essentially, is to deploy a sort of SQL Monitoring dashboard (I just uploaded a demo picture of it, here the link 1 ), that is composed by a main report with some charts and toggled sub reports. All these sub reports are filtered by the SQL instance name, and other parameters like number of monitoring days, months etc...
Plus I make use only of shared datasets.
Now, if I deploy the whole solution with Visual Studio against my report server, it works perfectly and all the report parts are uploaded without any issue against the report site.
If I try to deploy the report using the report website manager (by trying to upload the whole solution file by file), it does not upload anything, even if I create first the data source and then trying to add the existing datasets.
If I try to deploy the solution with Report Builder (after having giving to it the target report server URL and an existing folder that starts with slash), the only option I have is to open the solution as file, and save it against the target report server configured. But then the annoying error appears even if I the path has less than 260 char and even if the path starts with the slash:
"Error: The path of the dataset "" is not valid. The full path must be
less than 260 characters long; other restrictions apply. If the report
server is in native mode, the path must start with slash.
(rsInvalidItemPath)"
What am I doing wrong? I thought that a tool like that, used also for publishing, would make the life easier, but apparently I may not know exactly how to use it.
We have 2 reporting server. One for test and one for production. Our business analyst will build the reports (rdl files) using Report Builder 3.0. After they complete the development and test on test reporting server (e.g. http://test/reportserver), we will modify the "ReportServerUrl" and Datasource, and then upload to production reporting server (e.g. http://prod/reportserver).
The problem is I cannot find in the Report Builder 3.0 UI how to configure this change. The only way I find is open the RDL file using Notepad, locate and then change the URL.
Since our analyst are not programmers I want to avoid use notepad. May I know where is the button to change ReportServerUrl?
Each time you add a Shared DataSource to a report or edit an existing DataSource (and therefore connect to a Report Server), the current report server is updated. This is shown in the bottom left of your Report Builder window ("Current report server...") and also gets written to the <rd:ReportServerUrl> tag in the .rdl file itself. This is just an indicator of the last Report Server which was connected to by the report.
Therefore, if you wish to change the <rd:ReportServerUrl>, you just need to amend the DataSource(s) in the report to be ones which reside on the Report Server whose URL you wish to have appear.
I have changed the SSRS report names in my reporting server projects. I have four reports and four linked reports in this projects. The linked reports are being called by an action setup on a column value where the parameters are being passed to the linked reports. After renaming all the report names I have made similar changes in the Action property in order direct the parameters to the changed report name. I have also saved the changes and re-built the project and have not got any errors. All the four main reports are working fine but the linked reports are trowing the following error while running the reports using preview options in MS Visual Studio 2010
An error occurred during local report processing. Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
I have deployed this to my local report server and on browser I getting the following error
The item '/Unit Reports/OLDREPORTNAME' cannot be found. (rsItemNotFound)
Here you can see that it is still trying to locate it to the old report name not the new changed one.
I have clean, built and deployed the project several times but still getting these errors
Please let me know if I need to make changes in any other files to avoid this error.
Thanks
Within the .rdl search for "OLDREPORTNAME" and replace with "NEWREPORTNAME"...
Take a backup first :-)
I have noticed that when I implement the Action property on the report field, it automatically set-up the same Action property of that text box where the field was defined.
I have found that the text box Action property was still pointing to the old report. I have changed text box Action property to point it to the new report and now my linked reports are working absolutely fine.
Thanks
Yogesh
We have a fully working TFS 2013 and have access to the default reports of the process template that we are using. Now we created a new report and try to make it appear in the team explorer of VS2013. Searching the internet indicated that the only possible option would be to download the process template, change the reporting part (e.g. adding the new report as default report) and then upload the "default" reports then via command line tool (tfpt addprojectreports ...)
Since changing (including adding) areas, iterations and other stuff can be done in the "live" system (without editing the process TEMPLATE), it is hard for me to believe that there is no way to add reports without changing the process template.
Does anyone know how to upload a new report? Of course, in the end we would like to see the report in the team explorer...
try http://yourReportingServer/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx
then navigate via collection, project to the folder you want the report to show up in, then "upload file".
You can directly upload the .rdl file to SSRS of your TFS instance.