I have an SSRS report having the following URL where ProjectsByCounty is the name of the report.
http://server/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=/ReportFolder/ReportName
I have a parameter named countyname where I can select from a dropdown like Polk or collier or Desoto and click on view report button
I need to get the URLs directly for the following and then generate a PDF.I am trying to use the following URL
http://Server/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=/ReportFolder/ReportName&ParmaterName=polk&rs:Format=PDF\
But it is leading to the enter Parameter step
Can someone help what the URL should be to directly generate a PDF.
Here you go: http://Server/ReportsServerName/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?
/ReportFolder/ReportName&ParmaterName=polk&rs:Format=PDF
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Hello I have ssrs report and I want to pass parameters within URL is it possible?
report link: http://serverName/reports/reportname
it is possible when I access link like below
http://servername/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx%2fReportName&rs:Command=Render&ParamerterName = abc
but I want to achieve for link http://serverName/reports/reportname
can someone please help
This is a variant I use. This passes concatenated parameters/one parameter from a cell in Excel to the SSRS report (each parameter separated by "-") and opens the report in another Excel workbook. The SSRS report is coded to split the parameter into its constituent parts.
http://myserver/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fMyreports%2fmyfolders%2fmyreport&rs:Command=Render&rs:format=EXCEL&rc:target=_blank&myparam=xxxxx
In SSRS 2012, I have a Main Report that takes 1 parameter, a dropdown. I have a drill through report that is displayed from a Main Report. When the user is viewing the drill through report, I added a link on the drill through report that goes back to the main report. I use the same parameter value so that the main report is displayed before the drill through report was selected.
The main report displays correctly, but the paremeter area is hidden when the user comes back from the drill through.
I read that there is a ShowParameterPrompts property but I cannot find where to set it.
Is there anyway to set this property from the subreport so the parameter area is showing?
UPDATE
In the Action tab, make sure you select the Go to report option. If you specify the report this way rather than a URL, SSRS will use the appropriate report viewer controls.
You should see something like ...RSViewerPage.aspx?rv:RelativeReportUrl=... in your URL after you click on a drill-through.
The settigs should look like this:
EDIT:
Since this isn't working, let's try the URL method instead. Try this in a browser first to get the URL right and then specify it in the reports. To add the parameter in the URL after ".rdl" add "&rp%3a", then the name of the parameter, "=", and the value. So in your case:
= Globals!ReportFolder & "/SurveyResults.rdl&rp%3aSurveyName=" & <expr>
Of course the expression at the end there would be the value for the parameter. If your survey names have spaces, you'll need to URL encode them by replacing the spaces with "+" or "%20".
I have an SSRS report with one parameter to choose from a dropdown with values like polk,collier.I would like to get the URL where I can skip the step of and get the pdf for each of the parameters.
Think this link from the Microsoft Website may help:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155391.aspx
E.g. In the case below - ReportMonth and ReportYear are parameters with values passed in.
http://myrshost/ReportServer?/AdventureWorks 2008R2/Employee_Sales_Summary_2008R2&ReportMonth=3&ReportYear=2008
This link will help you with the PDF export:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms154040.aspx
http://myrshost/ReportServer?/myreport&rs:Format=PDF
So for your example I would do something like:
http://myrshost/ReportServer?/yourreport&YourParameter=yourvalue&rs:Format=PDF
The simplest thing from the sound of it is to set up the report with that Parameter selecting all values by default, that way you can simply design the URL without specifying a value for the parameter, and it will automatically run your report for all of the values you told it to select by default.
i have created the ssrs report with parameters.
Whatever parameters i am selecting in the dropdown i want to show that in Report Preview and excel export.
Can anyone please guide how to do that?
You can use textboxes and enter the parameters in the expression. For single-value parameters, use either
=Parameters!ReportParameter1.Label
or
=Parameters!ReportParameter1.Value
Parameters have a label and a value. For example you can have a user with User_Id (value) = 1 and Username (label) = Rajashri. So you use the appropriate one.
If you have multi-value parameters, you will need to use the Join function in order to turn them into a list.
Example :
=Join(Parameters!ReportParameter1.Label, ", ")
To show this information on Export, you’ll need to include it in your report somewhere.
The approach we have taken is to display this information at the bottom of the table (for example), by merging all the cells and listing the parameters used for the report
I am trying to pass parameters from one report on SSRS to another by using "Go to URL", however when the second report shows I have to re-select the parameters (they don't pull through). Do you have any suggestions?
I have researched this for the last 3 days and nothing is giving the result I require.
Make sure the URL you're accessing is something like:
http://SERVERNAME/reportserver?[PathToReport]&rs:Command=Render&Parameter1=[value]&Parameter2=[Value]
You can use the "Go to report" action and pass the parameter value from report 1 to the report 2.
The following screen shows how to pass parameter from report1 to report2 using "Go to report" action: