It's been a while since I last did this. I want to download a SSRS report on the server so I can bring it into the designer and see what it is doing. I went to the server (screenshot below), but not sure where to find the download option. I clicked around but can't find anything. I see that if I hover over a report (circled), a down arrow appears but that seems to do nothing.
How can I download a report to my computer?
I haven't used this old version is a while, but I believe you need to go to the report properties and then use the Download button on the menu bar.
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All, I'm using VS Community 2019. All of a sudden - out of nowhere - all of my .dtsx projects have red check marks or green plus signs next to them and I can't access them (right-click, design view) or even execute/run them. When I click on a .dtsx package a code panel immediately opens with what appears to be XML code of some sort.
Here's a snippet of my solution explorer:
I've read on StackOverflow that these check marks mean a change has been made recently and that the solution is to click File\Source Control\Refresh status - Maybe I'm not following but that doesn't appear to be an option (I've done the tools\options\source control\visual studio team foundation...) but what I end up with is this:
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you.
You were on the right track in the comments. The checkmark is noting a changed file in source control, the + is an added file, the red circle dash are ignored folders.
The ssis extension has never been able to show these icons in the solution explorer. You're looking at this from the folder explorer view in visual studio, but the solution is not opened up, so you have no access to the SSIS features. Open the solution and everything will be happy again.
In Visual Studio Code, there was previously a trash image (icon) in the panel section. When I clicked on it the terminal was clearing. But it no longer exists. I changed accidently panel settings. For solving, I clearing settings.json folder but still same. Why does it never revert back to its old settings?
The Trash-bin Icon is Still Very Much Present in Your Editor
"The other solutions here, though no wrong in what they say, are not good solutions. The icon is still present if you know where to look, and you didn't accidentally change your settings. In the last VSCode update — "the May-2021 Update (v1.57.1)" — the VS-Code team added support for the new feature, "Terminal Tabs", which does more than add terminal-tabs, it offers users an entire new UI to use. It also switched the configurations of millions of unexpected VSCode users, so that the new UI was auto-equipped. In all fairness you are not the first person to wonder where the "Trash-bin Icon" went. I answered another question, 2 weeks ago, asking about the drop-down that is no longer visible."
You have two options available to you.
You can, keep the new UI the way it is, and below is a picture that shows where the new terminal tab trash-bin icon is.
Or you can switch back to the old UI using the setting bellow:
terminal.integrated.tabs.enabled: (true/false)
Image shows "terminal.integrated.tabs.enabled": false, and where the trash icon is. It is important to note that the icon auto hides, and one must scroll over it before it reveals itself.
Image shows "terminal.integrated.tabs.enabled": true, and where the trash icon is located using the old UI. I think its fair to note, the new UI was created to make VSCode better. People use to download extensions to get the same terminal tabs that the new UI offers.
Does anyone know if I will be able to show/hide a message on ssrs report based on the browser the user is using to view the report.
Basically I have got into a difficult situation where I have built a report which was needed, however for some reason it does not load in Internet Explorer. All the graphs get jumbled up when IE is used to view the report. But the report is good on Google Chrome.
So I want to display a text which checks if the browser is Chrome, if No - displays a text message that the report needs to be loaded in Chrome. However when it is loading in Chrome the text box is hidden using the show/hide property for the text box.
It is sloppy now but that's all the time I am left with to invest on this report for the team. please can someone help.
Have a look at the following link:SQL Server Reporting Services
I'm using SSRS 2016 and am currently generating several reports using the
http://[servername]/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?/[Report Path]&rc:Parameters=false
interface. The report renders correctly with all parameters supplied by the forwarding page. However, in the rendered report viewer, the Print Button is entirely non-functional. I've tried in Chrome, IE, & Edge, and none of them are able to even open a printer prompt, the print button just registers and click and, nothing.
I've ensured Client Printing is enabled in the SSRS settings. I'm trying to avoid forcing the operator to export to PDF (which does work on the standard toolbar) and using Adobe's print function.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I have had this issue in the past. I fixed it by opening my browser with "Run as Administrator". This may not be the solution for your problem... but it may help someone who stumbles on this question, so I decided to post as a potential answer.
I have created a report which has too many columns to display on the screen.
As such I have set the leftmost column as Fixed Data to make the report readable.
When previewing the report through either Visual Studio or Report Builder the freezing of the columns works without problems but when running the same report through Report Manager (no matter which browser I use) the columns do not freeze.
I have tested and get the same issue when freezing header rows and have tested with several new and previously existing reports.
The strange thing is I could swear this has worked correctly in the past.
I had this issue while working with SSRS 2008 and trying to display the report with Internet Explorer 11. I solved the problem on Internet Explorer 11 by going to the Tools option menu (gear icon on the right upper corner of the screen). Click on Compatibility View Settings. On "Add this website" textbox, you should be able to see the domain of your organization, something like "organization.com". Click on Add. Leave "Display intranet sites Compatibility View" and "Use Microsoft compatibility lists" checked as it comes by default. Click on Close. You should see IE changing its appearance now a little bit. Test the report again. Next time you open the web browser, it will have this configuration already set.
It only works if you collapse the show/hide report parameters bar.
Once you have hidden that the fixed rows and columns will work just fine in the browser.