I have created a report project in Visual Studio 2013 and deployed a test report to the local reports server (SSRS 2012).
When I preview the report from visual studio it opens well, but when I try opening it from Report Server URL, I can see the report viewer toolbar but once I click "View Report" it shows "Loading" and then a blank page appears.
I then tried to delete the datasource, datasets and delete any report contents and just keep the title, still a blank page is the only thing that appears
Any idea what could be the problem or things i can try ?
It turned out to be a problem in Chrome browser, trying out Internet Explorer worked fine.
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I'd like to delete one of my deployed SSRS reports, then recreate it, but I can't. When I click the report's "Manage" ellipsis on the Report Server I get this:
It's weird because the report works fine, both in the Visual Studio preview and after deployment onto the Report Server; I just can't "Manage" the report on the Report Server. How can I delete this report from my Report Server? I have tried deleting the entire folder containing the problematic report, then redeploying all of the reports, datsets, etc. but I still wind up with the same problem with this one report.
We have a 3-rd party (like a portal) hosting our SSRS Report Viewer inside an iFrame. The source of the iFrame is an ASP.NET web form page with the Report Viewer control. We pass the credentials to the Report Viewer from the code behind and everything works fine. Reports render in the viewer and the aspx page is running on an HTTPS site.
The report developer placed a hyperlink on a report that opens an non-HTTP url to the Report Sever that is supposed to download an Excel file. But the Report Server is behind a DMZ (actually running as a Windows Service and not IIS) and prompts users for credentials and only downloads the Excel file when the Report Server credentials (same ones used by the Report Viewer) are entered. This sounds like a double-hop issue.
Anybody trying to browse to the URL manually also get a prompt until they are authenticated because the SSRS is not in our domain.
TL;DR;
Is there anyway to pass the credentials of the Report Server from within a hyperlink inside the Report Viewer?
Functions as designed. Reports Developer did not really understand implementation details and found a work around.
I created a report project in sql server business intelligence developement studio and deployed successfully with sql reporting service url(Webservice url).It work fine but when i browsing my report application through reporting service url and result like this.
This first image report service deployed successfully
when i click report just loading but no report
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Have you tried using IE?
I think you need Javascript enabled and maybe something else to make SSRS Report Manager work with Chrome.
Apparently other browsers have compatibility issues:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms156511.aspx
There is also IE Tab for Chrome to fix some issues:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ie-tab/hehijbfgiekmjfkfjpbkbammjbdenadd?hl=en-US
If you want a quick fix for this problem, and if you are browsing using Chrome, you can add the IE Tab in the settings, extensions for chrome and it will render the report as it loads a version of IE and the Report Server will allow the report data to load.
I'm trying to view my SSRS report in a browser. According to this MSDN page, I should see a page that looks like this:
When I load that page on the computer hosting my SSRS report, I get no results at all. My browser looks like:
I am able to preview my report in Visual Studio Business Intelligence Development Studio and the report looks exactly like I'd expect. I can also export the report to a PDF file and it looks fine. What could I be doing wrong with regards to viewing my report in a browser.
It looks like you haven't actually deployed the report to your local Report Server.
You say you're just previewing through BIDS, which is rendering it in BIDS, not the Report Server itself.
Right now your local Report Server has nothing to display; either you don't have the specific rights or there are simply no items to display.
You need to deploy either the individual report or the project to the Report Server.
We have an SSRS report (drill down report) built and it works fine through the browser. However when we open the same report through the report viewer (WPF application - report viewer hosted as windows forms host), the drill-down functionality is not visible. The report is shown without the drill down part.
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Resolved.
The issue was that the report in print layout format does not display the expanders. On changing the report layout to normal, the expanders were seen and worked as expected.