Is there a comboxBox web part out the box in SharePoint 2010 that can be loaded from a SQL table and then be used to pass and parameter to a intergrated Reporting Service report?
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Is there a way to pass parameters from SSRS Report to the asp.net core project programmatically? I need to show values based on the logged-in user in the project.
If a make a #UserID hidden parameter in my SSRS report and set that server side in a ReportViewer control is that parameter then secure or could it be altered by the end user?
I am using SSRS 2017.
The user would be able to run the report by passing in the parameter value in a URL to open the report. I wouldn't think most users have the technical skills to do so, but it is possible.
Here's a link to show you how they would have to create the URL.
https://myserver/Reportserver?/SQL+Server+User+Education+Team/_ContentTeams/folder123/team+project+report&teamgrouping2=xgroup&teamgrouping1=ygroup
Here's the Microsoft documentation:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/reporting-services/pass-a-report-parameter-within-a-url
We have a report (created in SSRS 2008) called DailyBalance.rdl that can be accessed like so:
http://OurServer/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fReports%2fDailyBalance&rs:Command=Render
I need to send this report as an email, and the contents of the report needs to be converted to HTML and embedded into the email. That way users that are not in the network can see the contents of the report. It cannot be attachments of links.
This email would then be sent every hour. Is this possible?
Thanks.
I bet you would be interested in Data Driven Subscriptions in SSRS.
Report subscriptions are a part of SSRS Report Manager out of the box.
Subscriptions and Delivery (Reporting Services)
When you set up the subscription for a report, make sure to check the Show report inside message check box, and use MHTML as the format.
This will put the report results into the body of the email that goes out.
I'm working on a "SQL Server Reporting Services 2008" server. I have a report which contains content every 2-7 days. I have an abonnoment, which is sending me this report every night via E-Mail. This is very annoying, when there is no content within the attached file.
Is there any way, how to don't send the subscribed Mail, when there is no content?
I found this link, but I guess this is just included in SSRS2008R2, but not in SSRS2008.
Any help or ideas?
Thanks!
if you have enterprise edition, you can use data driven subscriptions. you just change the view behind the data driven subscription to not return any rows if there is no data.
if you don't have enterprise edition, you should remove the schedule in SSRS report manager (set it to run once) and then trigger the subscription using the Reportserver.dbo.AddEvent procedure.
You call this procedure with the subscription id and it will execute this subscription. you have to write some code that determines if there is data in this report and calls the addevent procedure if there is.
I have some dashboards with Reporting Services and SharePoint, some need parameters some of them do not need parameters. I want to create something standard(I've think in a standard report) that receives all the possible parameters of the dashboards.
My idea: In my report will exist a button with the name Suscribe, this button displays a report or form that will receive all the important parameters directly from the report that called it, in this new report or form the user will choose the periodicity, write his mail and/or a CC.
I've seen some examples, but this examples need to create a subscription before hand, and I have more than 100 reports and differents users can create differents subscriptions.
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Development/datadrivensubscriptions/2432/
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Development/2824/
I appreciate your help.
If you are using Sql Server Enterprise Edition then you have support for data driven subscriptions in which case you can define sp's or a query that returns email addresses for the given report. If you are not using EE the data driven subscriptions are not supported:(