SSRS 2014:
Once the SSRS reports are deployed into SSRS Server, these reports gets aligned in the alphabetical order A-Z. Is there a way we can that we can change this reports alignment in SSRS Server(in deployed server).
Below 3 Reports are deployed to SSRS Server and gets arranged in this order(A-Z):
Report-Month, Report-Week, Report-Year
I want to align the reports in this order:
Report-Week, Report-Month, Report-Year
I could not find any option, please let me know if we can do it!!
Thanks
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I have a report that is called from a text box action. When I run the report in my Visual Studio looking at production data I get 9 records returned. When I deploy the report and run it I only get 5 records. I have deleted the report on the report server and re-deployed but I am getting the same results. I have added a footer and removed columns and changed heading so I know that the version that is on the report server is the one in my Visual Studio project. I have checked all the filters on the matrix and can't figure out why the report doesn't match.
Any suggestions on where else to look for why the data isn't matching?
In our production environment we have SSRS 2008 R2. When we are trying to access the reports using http://{ServerName}:{Port}/Reports then all the parameters are greyed out, and report is not rendering at all. But when we are trying to access the reports using http://{ServerName}:{Port}/ReportServer OR using the report builder then its working fine, all the parameters are available and it is rendering the reports. What can be the root cause for this issue? I checked the the processing options and its not Snapshot based.
I have a report developed in SSRS 2008 R2 for CRM 4.0. The report has a tablix with an email address column. The email address text box appears to wrap text in one environment. But when the same .rdl file is uploaded to another environment for CRM, text wrapping is not visible when the report is run from different environment. Please let me know if anyone has faced this situation.
Are both environments accessing the same instance of SSRS? If not, check the version of SSRS in both environments and make sure that they are the same version.
We have a set of reports that were created using BIDS 2005 and we are trying to deploy these onto a 2008 R2 server. The problem we are coming across is that on first view of one of our reports SSRS 2008 R2 is looking to see if it can upgrade the report and all the subreports, this is causing the main report to be upgraded to 2008 but the subreport contains a third party Custom Report Item which will not allow the subreport to be upgraded. We would prefer it if the 2008 R2 did not try to upgrade any of the reports at all.
As you can see from this article: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143674(v=sql.105).aspx
(Section : Upgrading a Report with Subreports)
Microsoft states that :
The main report can be upgraded but one or more subreports cannot be upgraded. The main report is processed by the SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services report processor, but the rendered report shows the message "Error: Subreport could not be processed" in the location where the subreport that could not be upgraded would appear.
This is clearly useless as we need to be able to see the subreport!
So my question is:
Can we force SSRS to always use the 2005 RDL files without automatically upgrading?
I think the easiest answer will be to edit the parent report in BIDS 2005 and add a CustomReportItem, maybe even with visibility set to false. This should force SSRS 2008R2 to flag the report as needing backwards compatibility.
Alternatively, this flag is stored somewhere in the database, but I'm not sure where. I don't have access to any 2005 reports running with that processing engine, so I can't go hunting.
I have development, test, demo and production systems. They all need to have the same set of reports (easily deployed via Visual Studio, multiple reports at the same time if needed) and the same set of report subscriptions. At this time I have to manually go through the sequence of up to 7 steps in web UI for report manager to deploy or modify each subscription on each system.
Is there a way to automate/improve creation/modification of report subscriptions? I use SSRS 2008.
I've cheated in the past and manipulated the reporting database in SQL Server, you could dig around in there and see if you can figure out the records you need to add.