I hope this one is simple.
I have a paginated report set up on the SSRS online service. There is a subscription feature that allows for the report to be sent to a destination automatically.
I have all of the settings set up, the schedule, Destination, and Delivery Options with a filepath.
The report can be run manually, and a file will appear at the desired file-path location. For some reason, despite setting a report specific schedule, the feature will not run automatically.
What requirement am I missing here?
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Is it possible to have SSRS's Report Manager display a report name that is not the .RDL file name?
I.E. I have a Report .RDL named "MyReportAboutSomeImportantStuff.RDL" but I want the Report Manager to display this user friendly as "My Report About Some Important Stuff."
Yes, it's possible. After deploying to the reportserver, you can browse to the report through Report Manager and use the "Properties" tab to manually change the displayed name of the report - e.g. inserting the spaces.
If you get sick of doing this by hand (and you will), it's also possible to script this and several other post-deployment operations using rs.exe. See TechNET: Scripting Deployment and Administrative Tasks
I've an existing report which is generated when user passes parameters from the UI. Now, I want the reporting server to save the generated report into the share folder automatically rather than making user to store it.
So, whenever user generates a report the reporting server should automatically store the report into a share path.
I know we can have SSRS subscription which can schedule reports and save it in a share path, but is it possible to generate a report dynamically(when user wants to)?
I searched over internet and read few articles but they aren't helping.
Any idea/solution will be appreciable.
Thanks in advance.
I have downloaded one of the system generated reports from CRM 2011, it saved as a .RDL file which I then opened and modified.
My question is, how do I then upload the modified report back to CRM. I have tried using the report wizard and searching for the existing file however it just kicks back an error message:
Query Build Error:
The specified record type does not exist in Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
It has not been developed on the SSRS or using BIDS, and I haven't created it using FETCH, all I have done is save the report to my desktop, modify some of the record names and then try to upload it again.
It is starting to annoy me now because having searched through the length of google and nearly every post I have seen has stated this is the exact way to upload custom reports.
Is there any reason why it is not working for me?
Go to Workplace.
Click on Reports Entity.
Click on New Report.
Select Report Type as Existing File.
Click on Browse and select the .rdl Report file.
It won't let you upload the file that way. You need to either edit an existing report or create a new report.
NEW
Reports
Click New
Report Type:Existing File
Choose File
Finish filling out required fields
EXISTING
Reports
Select a report & Click the Edit button
Report Type:Existing File
Choose File
Save
I have a website running on Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. I have set up a workflow to run whenever an order is completed. It generates an email and an attachment (an SSRS pdf report) with some order data on it. I can confirm that the email is generated by looking at the Contact's Closed Activities. The attachment is there too. However, the dynamic data that is obtained from the database is not there. I am using ReportExecution2005 and ReportService2005 to generate the PDF and send it.
The PDF report shows all the data when tested against:
Visual Studio, in the Preview for the .rdl
the report server on CRM
The Param that is passed into the SSRS report is the OrderId. It is passed in correctly, as it works during testing in visual studio and the report server.
I've also debugged the code, and the DataSource and the Parameter seem to be accepted. They were each throwing errors when the naming wasn't right.
Can anyone offer some advice, or maybe suggest what is most likely the problem and where to look? Thanks!
I am using URL access to embed a report in an application using a URL that looks something like this:
https://servername/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?/ReportPath/¶meter=value
This report has several parameters whose valid values are populated by queries.
The report is displayed in about the same amount of time as it takes when accessing the report via Report Manager.
However, I've noticed that if I change a parameter in Report Manager and click the "View Report" button, it refreshes a few seconds faster than if I refresh the report by URL access.
I assume this is because refreshing the report in Report Manager cuts out some processing steps. It looks like a bunch of state is sent back to the server when you refresh the report using the "View Report" button in Report Manager, whereas I presume refreshing the report via URL access is essentially doing all of the work from scratch.
Are my assumptions correct? Is there any way I can refresh a report with new parameters via URL access just as quickly as it does when using Report Manager?
You're assumptions are correct, as far as I know the Report Manager and ReportViewer controls will have a session spanning multiple requests. (Although I'm a bit surprised this would also work when you change the parameters, because I can't imagine what steps could be skipped in that case.)
To control this, the Report Manager uses sessions. Even though I haven't tried it myself, you should be able to do this with URLS by using the SessionId and related parameters.
Let us know if this worked for you!