I had a report that suddenly stopped working with the message that it had a problem rendering the report. I could not find an issue so I decided to try recreate the report- but even a blank report, when pressing run, returns the same error. Anyone know what could be causing this?
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I’ve been editing a report (ReportBuilder 3.0) and was playing about with the positioning for a legend entry on one of the charts.
It let me save the report, but when I ran it in IE it displayed an error in the chart placeholder.
When I went back to ReportBuilder to undo the changes, it crashed on me, and now when I try to reopen the report I get the following error and cannot open the report:
Can anyone advise a way to get the report to open again so that I can edit it please?
Try editing a COPY of the .rdl file using a text editor (I use Notepad++). You could then comment out / remove some of the XML lines that may be causing the error.
I developed a DB with MS Access 2013.
I want to printout one report which include 3 subreports (subrA, subrB, subrC) Sometimes #error appears in the PDF (on subrA). It is always on the same textbox.
What is weird is that I always display the report (as preview) and no error appears.
Then I launch PDF printing and sometimes (not always???) I get the error (after error happening in PDF, I sometimes have error in report preview).
My tests :
I tried to printout with PDFcreator and DoCmd.OutputTo, same issue happens
I tried to replace the subrA (expecting a corrupt report) but I still get the error.
I expand the textbox to be sure that it large enough according to the content,
If I print all the reports in one time, I never get this issue
It seems to be lack of refresh issue, as if Access do not have time (sometimes) to format the data in the subreport before printing.
Do you have any idea to support me or any idea of what happens ?
Thanks a lot.
Additional information (added the 2018/01/22)
All the data in SUBR_A come from a query. The data code in error is :
SomDom("QtyCalculeIngredient_UProd";"qryProduction_OFDetailsIngredients";"IdProduction=" & [IdProduction] & " AND Ordre<=" & [Ordre])
This call is perhaps to long to perform and this must explain why #error happens sometimes. Do you have any ideas to reduce the request time ?
A domain function (here DSum()) in the Details section can be problematic.
In your case it seems that you could easily replace that by using the RunningSum property, see:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/summing-in-reports-ad4e310d-64e9-4699-8d33-b8ae9639fbf4#bmrunningsum
Thanks for the support. By the way, I was searching for a workaround on myself and I change the DSUM() by a RunningSum before our post your answer,
Of course, it works very well. Thanks for the tips !!!
I am trying to create a subscription for an SSRS report in Report Manager on the report server.
When I click OK or try to change the time, I immediately get an error message:
Maximum request length exceeded.
When I Google for the error, the answers all relate to the size of the RDL report file being over 4 meg. My report is only 384k and the resulting Excel file is only 119k.
Is there anything else I can change to make this work?
I have also noticed that when I do get the error, my current Internet Explorer history is wiped out. I cannot go BACK after getting the error. I get the same error with Chrome except that the history doesn't get wiped out.
I had a working subscription but I deleted to try with a newly deployed version of the report.
History wiped out?
I have a report which works without problems. I created a new version of that report with two levels of grouping, which works perfectly in Visual Studio. I deployed it to the server (in SharePoint integration mode). The report runs for a while (displaying the spinner) and then I get the error:
An error occurred during client rendering
So it appears to collate the data but chokes when trying to render it.
I can render the report from the server directly to PDF and Excel and that renders correctly. It is just when it tries to render in the browser that it doesn't render.
The Reporting Services log simply shows that it processed the report and doesn't have any errors.
Has anyone got any clues to what might cause this?
When rendering to HTML in Visual Studio (using the save button after rendering in VS) it gave me the following error message:
An error occurred during local report processing.
Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection.
Parameter name: index
I found this post which suggested that it was to do with items in the header or footer being to big for the header or footer, and particularly mentions images. I have an image in the header. My image looked fine but was 0.00475cm in from the left margin when it should be flush left (and was flush left in the report that this report was copied from). I changed it to be positioned at 0,0 and the report now renders in HTML.
Its the little things...
When I get the error:
An error occurred during client rendering.
An error has occurred during report processing.
The data source 'XYZDataSource' cannot be found.
It always happens after I Deploy reports to the server from BIDS.
To resolve it, I close the Browser (page) and start a new Browser window, put in the URL and it works again.
I received this same error when I had a line at the bottom of a header which was somehow covered by the body.
I was getting this error when I had tables inside tables, and the inner tables had column visibility expressions. When every column's visibility expression resulted in a false value (causing them all to be hidden), then I would get this error. I added an extra super thin column in the row, and then it was fine.
I have created a report an SSRS report in VS 2008, and running it on a Windows Server 2012. When I run the report from Report Manager, it runs with no issues. However, when I set up a scheduled subscription, I get the following error message: Failure sending mail: An error occurred during rendering of the report. Mail will not be resent.
I have tried a number of Render Format options, including Excel, Word and CSV. It has failed on each of these formats. I did try the 'XML file with report data' option and the mail was sent. I also used the 'Include Link' option without including the report and that worked.
I have also set the Report Timeout option to 'Do not timeout report' in the Processing Options but still got the problem.
I am also running another report that is identical, except for the time interval and it runs fine. The report that is failing captures weekly data, while the report that runs OK captures monthly data.
Any ideas of what is going on with this report? I have provided all the information I can think of, but if anyone needs anything additional, please let me know! Thank you for your assistance!
Although I am not 100% certain of this, after I changed the name and removed some special characters (primarily parenthesis) and this seemed to clear it up.
Edit: After a significant span of time has passed I am certain that this was not a fix. I have a couple of reports that seemed to run fine for a while but then failed. When running the report from Report Manager it runs fine, and can be exported without any problem.
I subsequently ran the report from Report Manager and exported it into a .csv file. After opening this file in a text editor, I noticed that there were double quotation (") marks randomly distributed throughout the report. This did not show when exporting to excel. I rewrote the script to replace the quotations with blank spaces. I ran it again from Report Manager and exported it again to .csv and there were double quotes in the result. When I do this from SSMS I don't get the double quotes. It appears then that this occurs as a result of the export. The report will display in Report Manager, but won't go out in subscriptions.
Any ideas or suggestions would certainly be appreciated. I have worked on this for a while now (months) and need to come to some resolution. Thanks!
The solution ultimately was found and solved by updating the sql server with a service pack that was missing.