im using SSRS reporting service,
on the Delivered by i have the E-Mail and window file share options,
I want the reports run every hour but i dont want to get a mail or any other delivery.
is it possible?
how can i do it?
Thanks..
You can configure the cache for a report in the Cache Refresh options in the Report Manager
From MSDN:
Open Report Manager, and locate the report or shared dataset for which you want to configure cache refresh plan properties.
Hover over the report or shared dataset, and click the drop-down arrow.
In the drop-down list, click Manage. The General properties page opens.
Click the Cache Refresh Plan tab.
To create a new cache plan, click New Cache Refresh Plan.
Note
You must enable and start the SQL Server Agent service to create a cache refresh plan.
To create a copy of a cache plan and then customize it, click New from Existing
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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?
I have several PowerBI reports that don't refresh automatically or whenever I press refresh in the website and I have to use PowerBI desktop app to refresh it manually and then save it or publish it again.
The reports use direct queries in MySQL db and are shown in PowerBI website. BTW, These are the PowerBI reports not dashboards. Also I tried to use Automatic Refresh but it failed every time.
This is a screenshot of Power BI in the web:
When you click the Refresh command, it just expires the cache and reloads it from the data source. So if you have had a scheduled refresh or uploaded a new data set this will enable you to see the updated data.
It will NOT refresh the underlying data source. Data refresh is not done with this button.
If you use online content packs, the data refresh of the underlying data source is determined in the individual content pack.
If you use a PBX with your own data sources, you will need to use the data gateway to schedule data refreshes (or run them manually). Then you don't need to refresh the PIBX in PowerBI desktop and re-publish the file.
Well Microsoft Power BI Provides a way to refresh the data automatically by configuring the schedule Refresh in the Power BI Service. So, that wherever there is updated data in the queue it will automatically refresh the data based on schedule time. Below are steps for configuring the schedule refresh.
Open Power BI workspace.
Switch to report tab as shown in the image here.
Once you click on the button then you can see the new three icons as in the image here.
First and second are for report creation and refresh data. But the third icon is for schedule refresh.
Once you have successfully completed the above steps then your data or report will automatically get refreshed.
I have an analysis services database which contains datasources, data source views, dimensions and cubes. I want to edit the Project Properties for it by right-clicking the highest level, then clicking properties, but I don't get anything: it doesn't show the properties. If I create a new empty project I can get the properties page without difficulty.
Is it possible that this is blocked for security reasons? Or is it something else?
It sounds like you have used the BIDS menu command File / Open / Analysis Services Database. In that case you are directly editing the schema. Clicking Save will "deploy" your changes.
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!
I am using CRM 4 and have uploaded an ssrs report into the reports area. I published this for external use and in one of the entites have an iFrame that points to this published report.
This all works well, the problem is that if I update some of the info that the report is looking at and refresh the page the report doesn't update.
In fact I need to close the browser and re-open it of the report to refresh. This only happens in the iFrame, if I re-run the report in the reports section it updates correctly.
I assume this is because the info is cached somewhere. Does anybody know if there is a way to force CRM/SSRS to get the info afresh every time?
Thanks,
Neil
You need to add an additional parameter to the end of the URL used as the IFRAME source
&rs:ClearSession=true
This forces a refresh of the report each time it is accessed.