My question is about SSRS report for CRM 2011 On premises version.
As everyone knows Microsoft Dynamics CRM provide us Out Of Box reports.
In these reports, there is one report named as "Invoice".
This report contains a Sub report named as "InvoiceSubReport".
The invoice report is working fine in CRM environment.
but When I am trying to run this report from Reporting server, then It is showing an error "Sub report not found".
Now, I have resolved this issue.
What I have done, I just downloaded both the reports, Opened them in BIDS, reassign the sub report to main report and uploaded in CRM.
After doing this exercise, the issue "Sub report not found" was resolved but now I am facing another issue.
The CRM "Forms for related record types" functionality is stopped working.
It means whenever I am running this report from Invoice form in CRM, It showing all the records instead of particular record.
Please help me to resolve this issue.
Thanks.
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Ok, I have an SSRS report that has 2 subreports in it. One works just fine and the other works in testing but when I publish the report to my AMS platform under their instructions, the subreport comes up saying it can't be found. I can run the report through Visual Studio and it works just fine without a problem and I have rebuilt the entire project a few times and republished but I still keep getting the same error. I know that the publishing is working because I made a change to the main report to expand the subreport area and allow me to see the full error and that published fine. Any reason this would work through Visual Studio but not when published? The report along with the 2 subreports all are in the same directory as well.
Additional note to this. I just went to the master report in Visual Studio and deleted the subreport from it. I then re-added it and gave it a different name. Rebuilt the report and re-uploaded it including the already uploaded sub report and I am getting the same error but the error is referring to the new name I gave the subreport so it picked up the name change but not the actual sub report for some reason
Sometimes SSRS website caches your old report and doesn't get overridden by your new reports. On the SSRS website, try removing all of your reports including the main report. Then re-deploy.
If I run a report within SSRS developer, I show no subtotals in specific rows, exactly as it should because there is nothing to subtotal. However, if I deploy the report, those same rows have an erroneous subtotal in them. I ensured I deployed and ran the correct report. I even deleted the report and re-deployed. I need to correct this because it is an important report that gets emailed to the entire company.
I believe This is very classic case of Data been saved as Cache in your local System. But when you deploy the Report, there is actual Data available on application.
What you need to do is delete this FileName.rdl.data file and try your report again in Developer, it should get update data from application
There is an SSRS report embedded into SharePoint that needs to be fixed (the report does). I am familiar with SSRS and SharePoint, but not with the two together. Usually when I work with SSRS it is in Visual Studio. I can fix reports from there, and deploy them to the report server. But I'm not sure how the report got to SharePoint. Someone else put it there and now they are gone and I need to fix it. How do I go about editing / fixing an SSRS report on a SharePoint site? Where is this report anyways, on the report server with a link to it? I cannot find it there.
Please help.
Once in Sharepoint, click the dropdown arrow next to the report as shown below and choose 'Edit in Report Builder'.
Report Builder will take a few minutes to open. Once Report Builder is open, then you can edit the report and save it. Refresh the SharePoint site and your report will be updated.
Depending on your version of SSMS. I have SSMS 2008R2, which is compatible with Report Builder 3.0
Here's the link to download Report Builder 3.0
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=6116
I had the same struggle once. Hope this helps.
I'm having problem with SSRS Report Deployment. I've 2 Hundreds of Reports in my SSRS Report Solution. When, I deploy the Report it deploy all reports which is very time consuming.
Now, what I'm looking for is, I want to re-deploy only the Report I've changed recently.
In BIDS, I didn't found anything to support the feature I'm looking for.
So, If there is any possibility to Deploy a Single Report?
You can just deploy a single report by right clicking on the report itself and selecting Deploy:
One thing to note is that it will also try to deploy any Shared Data Source the report references.
However, if the project level property OverwriteDataSources is set to False this won't affect any Data Source that was deployed previously.
I have just moved into a new company and the people who setup their reports set them up under projects and then created reports. Using Visual Studio they then updated to the server, created a linked report to sub folders via internet explorer interface.
I have now found that to update any of these reports, I have to update them to the project location and then delete the old report and create a new linked report.
I am hoping that there is a gap in my knowledge and there is another way to do this. Alternatively is there a way I can move the reports to their respective folders. I do not have access to the reportserver to create folders but can apply to IT to get these done.
Would love some help so I do not spend days updating most of these reports.
Thanks
If I understand you correctly they are developing the reports in visual studio and using the deploy function to upload them to the reporting server. They then create a linked report using the web-based report manager interface so that the report is the accessible from another location.
I haven't tested it using the auto-deployment feature of visual studio, but at least if you update the main report then all linked reports will now be the new version as well. So you should just be able to deploy from visual studio and have all of the old linked reports work as well. Only if the auto-deployment process involves deleting the original report before uploading will the linked reports be broken. As long as it is a simple update/replace operation it will be fine.
If it is actually deleting the reports during deployment and the linked reports stop functioning (giving an error something like "the report link is no longer valid") then you don't actually have to fully delete and recreate the linked report. You can go to the properties of the linked report and update the link location so that it will no point to the proper report again (tested on 2008 R2). This will save you from having to redo all of the security and subscriptions that the linked report may have.