We are wondering when SSRS end of life date is, to plan for migration of the reports we have in SSRS 2013 to a new platform.
I have tried to find the SSRS end of support date in MS product life cycle, but couldn't find it.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/lifecycle/search/1044
Appreciate your help in advance.
It seems MS doesn't have plans to end support.
https://www.red-gate.com/simple-talk/opinion/editorials/ssrs-is-still-around/
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I have a problem that started Monday (10/1/18) where the query designer for report projects (*.rptproj) has changed, I believe to the Report Builder Visual Designer. This has the unfortunate effect of me having to use the Text-Based Designer for managing the dataset query in the report, which is less than optimal.
When I try to change out of the Text-Based Designer, I get this message:
This happens for all our reports in our Reporting project. Has anyone else run into this issue? All of my Google-Fu attempts to find a solution have failed.
From what I can tell, the Microsoft Reporting Services Projects extension in VS was updated on 9/28/18, but I don't see anything in the change log for such a change. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Thanks to #B1313, his answer has to his question has done the trick for me.
Microsoft Reporting Services Projects Visual Studio 2017 Extension 2.0 Downgrade to 1.24
I need help to design Reports in SSRS for Project Server 2016.
Is there anyone to help in this regard.
I have connected to database and can see some view where I can extract the data, but I need proper way to follow for creating reports.
Thanks
All you need to reach your goal is here maybe :
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/reporting-services/create-a-basic-table-report-ssrs-tutorial
I'm writing you because I need some advice.
I'm working on SSRS reports and SQL Server 2012 during my internship for an enterprise. I wrote reports with interaction parameters, but some reports are very slow when someone wants to use/run them on SQL Server Reporting Services. As the enterprise uses Windows integrated security, I can't configure cached reports in order to improve execution time for reports with main (or default) parameters.
At the end, my goal is: if people who need to see reports can receive an email every Sunday for example, with a link for new reports... That could be awesome.
Could someone give me an advice please?
Thank you in advance.
You can schedule Reports on SSRS and send them in Excel format with default parameters. Just click on manage on the report and select subscriptions.
You can even select the emails from a query.
Check this for more info.
I have created a SSRS report that has 7 pages that I would like to have loop from beginning to end and then refresh every few minutes. Is this possible? I have been searching, but cannot find anything on how to do it. I have SQL Server 2008.
Thank you!
I would set the AutoRefresh property on the Report object, using BIDS/Visual Studio. This is in seconds so a value of 120 = 2 minutes.
In SQL Server Reporting Services, we can set the report to refresh automatically based on a specific time interval. However, it is not supported to set the report to jump to the next page in a loop at the same time. I recommend you submit your suggestion to the Microsoft Connect at http://connect.microsoft.com/. Your feedback is valuable for Microsoft to improve products and increase the level of service provide
The date picker on the report viewer control in SSRS 2005 is causing our application to slow down a lot; when the user clicks the calendar icon, it really takes a while to load for them for some reason. Any ideas why?
Thanks.
You can use the newer versions of Report Viewer (2008 or 2010 ) this control performed and may help you to solve your issue.
Note that, report viewer is totaly seperated from your reports and you can easily upgrade it.