Has anyone implemented ASP.NET Health Monitoring with SSRS? I need a better solution for error notification, then SSRS currently have. Any help would be great.
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You can have another subscribed report for this, which actually queries the log (SSRS system tables) and pull the information from there , let's say on hourly basis.
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I need help to design Reports in SSRS for Project Server 2016.
Is there anyone to help in this regard.
I have connected to database and can see some view where I can extract the data, but I need proper way to follow for creating reports.
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All you need to reach your goal is here maybe :
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/reporting-services/create-a-basic-table-report-ssrs-tutorial
I'm writing you because I need some advice.
I'm working on SSRS reports and SQL Server 2012 during my internship for an enterprise. I wrote reports with interaction parameters, but some reports are very slow when someone wants to use/run them on SQL Server Reporting Services. As the enterprise uses Windows integrated security, I can't configure cached reports in order to improve execution time for reports with main (or default) parameters.
At the end, my goal is: if people who need to see reports can receive an email every Sunday for example, with a link for new reports... That could be awesome.
Could someone give me an advice please?
Thank you in advance.
You can schedule Reports on SSRS and send them in Excel format with default parameters. Just click on manage on the report and select subscriptions.
You can even select the emails from a query.
Check this for more info.
I have a Specific Merchant report in SSRS and it sent out to different merchants everyday at 8am. But the Problem is they want to receive the report only if they have Transactions on it(Contains Data)
They don't want to receive it if the report is empty.
Is there a way to restrict that in SSSRS? Please let me know.
Take a look at data driven subscriptions. They've been around since SQL Server 2005 and are pretty useful for this kind of thing. Without knowing more about your scenario, I can't explain exactly how it'll work, but I'm certain it can. Check out here for more details:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms169673.aspx
SSRS subscriptions are pretty basic - either you are subscribed to receive a report or you are not. If you want/need to add logic to that you'll need to roll your own using a console application that you can run as a scheduled task and the reporting services API.
Working on SQL Server Monitoring Product and want to add SSRS monitoring capabilities in this.
When i try to search on web description/details of Report server Database i.e. ReportServer${InstanceName} and ReportServer${InstanceName}TempDB
But there is no description/details found on it.
But rather i found on Microsoft Forum as
"writing queries against the SSRS DB is not supported and the schema, content, interpretation of the content is subject to change without notice." on This Link comment of Lukasz
I only concern is it true that Microsoft don't provide this Info.
Why Microsoft dont provide this info even though we are paying lot of amount for this product?
am i suppose to drill down each and every table in above both the DBs and apply my logic to find monitoring attributes?
If you know any other ways to get this details it will really helpful.
Thanks in Advance.
The best resource I know to get started with admin scripts that run against the ReportServer db can be found here: http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/42440a6b-c5b1-4acc-9632-d608d1c40a5c
With some tweaking, it could help you out.
We are designing a system where we intend to use reporting services for reporting.
The users will be able to create their own reports.
But, there is a requirement to log all access to data.
Anyone have an idea of how to do this? For example is it possible to store a PDF copy of every report that a user runs?
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One way to solve this would be to read the data using a stored procedure, anyone know if this is possible with reporting servcies?
There's a solution here on codeplex that allows you to monitor which reports have been run Execution log importer