reporting-services

问题 I have a question regarding charts in reports built in report builder. What I want to do is combine a stacked column chart (has a series group) with a single line chart, something like this: What I have tired so far has resulted in as many lines as there are groups in the column chart. This is not what I am after. Is it possible to combine all the group values for the line series? Thank you for helping :) 回答1: There is a bit of a fudge you can do that will generate the output you need: I am

问题 I would like to select multiple values parameter on SSRS. I used depended dropdown parameter. For example my type parameter data set is: select '<All>' 'TYPE' union SELECT DISTINCT STR_TYPE 'TYPE' FROM [DBO].[MMWLOTS] L JOIN [DBO].[MMWLOTPRPVALS] P ON P.LOTPK=L.LOTPK JOIN [DBO].[LFP_MATERIALS] M ON M.STR_MATERIAL_ID=L.DEFID my class parameter's dataset code is: (class parameter dropdown list depends on type parameter value) select '<All>' 'CLASS' union SELECT DISTINCT STR_CLASS 'CLASS' FROM

问题 I am currently working with an SSRS 2008 report that returns a dataset similar to the following: Job# ClientId MoneyIn MoneyOut ------------------------------ 1 ABC123 10 25 1 ABC123 10 25 1 ABC123 5 25 2 XYZ123 25 50 2 XYZ123 25 50 3 XYZ123 15 15 Where MoneyOut should be equal to the total amount of MoneyIn for a job if the job has been balanced out correctly. The problem that I am running into is when displaying this in a tablix in SSRS I can return the correct MoneyOut value for a job by

问题 I am currently working with an SSRS 2008 report that returns a dataset similar to the following: Job# ClientId MoneyIn MoneyOut ------------------------------ 1 ABC123 10 25 1 ABC123 10 25 1 ABC123 5 25 2 XYZ123 25 50 2 XYZ123 25 50 3 XYZ123 15 15 Where MoneyOut should be equal to the total amount of MoneyIn for a job if the job has been balanced out correctly. The problem that I am running into is when displaying this in a tablix in SSRS I can return the correct MoneyOut value for a job by

问题 How can I convert this query to a stored procedure that returns also the same(fields) table: SELECT R.REGION_NAME, TP.TERRITORY_NAME, LSC.LOOKUP_NAME, CAST (WM_CONCAT (CM.CUST_NAME) AS VARCHAR2 (500)) AS CUST_NAMES, TP.VIEWER_PROFILE, TP.CASTING_PREFERENCE, TP.PROG_TYPE_PREFERENCE, STN_LIST.STN_NAMES, STN_LIST.LIC_RIGHTS FROM TERRITORY_PROFILE_MSTR TP INNER JOIN REGION_MSTR R ON TP.REGION_ID = R.REGION_ID LEFT OUTER JOIN LOOKUP_SUB_CATEGORY LSC ON TP.BROADCAST_STD_CD = LSC.LOOKUP_SUB_CAT_ID

问题 I'm using the ReportViewer control in a WinForms app. How do I change the "NULL" checkbox text to anything else? (just right of 'Begin Date' in the below picture) alt text http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/1774/dropdowninssrspagerequi.png 回答1: Here's the answer, and it's a bit ugly, but hopefully this will save you some typing if you ever have to do it yourself. Implement the IReportViewerMessages interface like so: public class CustomReportViewerMessages : IReportViewerMessages { public

问题 The migration of the SQL Reporting component of Windows Azure from the old portal to the newer html 5 one has in the process limited the folder hierarchy to 2 levels deep (As indicated in this article). The article does however state that existing reporting services can still have deeper hierarchies; whilst Business Intelligence Development Studio still allows you to deploy to the sub folder. We have preserved our hierarchy like so: Root Level Client Reports Internal Reports Report Category 1

问题 The migration of the SQL Reporting component of Windows Azure from the old portal to the newer html 5 one has in the process limited the folder hierarchy to 2 levels deep (As indicated in this article). The article does however state that existing reporting services can still have deeper hierarchies; whilst Business Intelligence Development Studio still allows you to deploy to the sub folder. We have preserved our hierarchy like so: Root Level Client Reports Internal Reports Report Category 1

问题 I'm in the middle of creating a Dashboard System for my company and it consists of Excel, Graph and Gauge Reports that are designed in Reporting Services 2008 . I have a Pie Chart that contains the top 5 best Products and the number of Insured parties that are allocated to each of the Products. I want to enhance this by being able to click on the Series Area (Product Description) of the chart and want it to open/un-hide another report that will display further display more detail about the

问题 SSRS version is SQL 2005 x64 sp2 on Windows 2003 x64 sp2 and IIS 6 Clients run IE 6 on a mixture of Win2k sp4 and WinXP sp3 reports are accessed through the standard SSRS html viewer As the title suggests my issue is that, in SSRS reports which use toggle buttons to control visibility of sections, the graphics for the toggle buttons will either not be shown or will be shown as broken links (with the standard IE missing image placeholder). In either case the toggling action continues to