reporting-services

问题 I have created a RDP report without query , only with classes: contract, controller data provider and I am having issues the parameters passing to rdp class, in batch dialog I take the customer order selected when I click ok nothing appears it doesnt pass the value to dp class(it is suppozed to show the sales order related to that customer). Any suggestion or it is just a AX service problem ? 回答1: Even though it's been years, but I don't see any answer accepted - so will suggest an answer.

问题 I have created a RDP report without query , only with classes: contract, controller data provider and I am having issues the parameters passing to rdp class, in batch dialog I take the customer order selected when I click ok nothing appears it doesnt pass the value to dp class(it is suppozed to show the sales order related to that customer). Any suggestion or it is just a AX service problem ? 回答1: Even though it's been years, but I don't see any answer accepted - so will suggest an answer.

问题 I am new with reporting. I have a .rdl file in my system. I needed to open this rdl file in visual studio. When i try to open this file i got a XML file, and unable to see the designer format. I don't know which version of visual studio is used to create this rdl file. Now my question is Is it possible to open a random rdl file in visual studio? if it is not possible then what is the reason for that? if it is possible then why i can't open the file? and is any other files are needed to open

问题 I am new with reporting. I have a .rdl file in my system. I needed to open this rdl file in visual studio. When i try to open this file i got a XML file, and unable to see the designer format. I don't know which version of visual studio is used to create this rdl file. Now my question is Is it possible to open a random rdl file in visual studio? if it is not possible then what is the reason for that? if it is possible then why i can't open the file? and is any other files are needed to open

问题 I have a stored procedure that looks like the following. Let's say I call the procedure usp_Exclusion 'Joe', null, 'Bob' , what would I need to do in the stored procedure so that the null value changes to a string (in this case, '')? Unless it's the only way, I don't want to go through every parameter and set to a string if it's null. ALTER procedure dbo.usp_Exclusion ( @exclude1 varchar(100) = '', @exclude2 varchar(100) = '', @exclude3 varchar(100) = '' ) as declare @table table ( EmpName

问题 I apologize in advance, but I am just not seeing how to do what I need in SSRS (I have plenty of dev & SQL experience but not much SSRS) I used the Report wizard to create a very basic report to list all Active employees, their location name and their status. Now I would like to add labels above the details but when I do those labels are repeated at each change in location and I would like them to only be at the top of the page. Here is how the report is printing now with the detail labels at

问题 I have just created an SQL Server 2005 SSRS report and the data is not being displayed in the Preview pane. The dataset is correctly populated from a stored procedure against a String parameter. I can execute it in the Data pane. When running the report in the Preview pane the correct number of rows are displayed but the contents of the cells do not contain any data The source dataset is based on a Stored Procedure with a passed in String parameter in SQL Server 2005 that return the contents

问题 I have an expression in a report like so: =Year(First(Fields!DepositDate.Value, "dsetCoverSheet")) Mod 100 This gives the last 2 digits of the year in DepositDate, e.g. if DepositDate is 7/1/2013, it gives 13. What I need though, is fiscal year, which is from 7/1/2013 to 6/30/2014, so that 7/1/2013 gives a 14. How do I do this? 回答1: Why not add 6 months to the date before applying the expression? =Year(DateAdd(DateInterval.Month , 6 , First(Fields!DepositDate.Value, "dsetCoverSheet"))) Mod

问题 I have an expression in a report like so: =Year(First(Fields!DepositDate.Value, "dsetCoverSheet")) Mod 100 This gives the last 2 digits of the year in DepositDate, e.g. if DepositDate is 7/1/2013, it gives 13. What I need though, is fiscal year, which is from 7/1/2013 to 6/30/2014, so that 7/1/2013 gives a 14. How do I do this? 回答1: Why not add 6 months to the date before applying the expression? =Year(DateAdd(DateInterval.Month , 6 , First(Fields!DepositDate.Value, "dsetCoverSheet"))) Mod

问题 I have an expression in a report like so: =Year(First(Fields!DepositDate.Value, "dsetCoverSheet")) Mod 100 This gives the last 2 digits of the year in DepositDate, e.g. if DepositDate is 7/1/2013, it gives 13. What I need though, is fiscal year, which is from 7/1/2013 to 6/30/2014, so that 7/1/2013 gives a 14. How do I do this? 回答1: Why not add 6 months to the date before applying the expression? =Year(DateAdd(DateInterval.Month , 6 , First(Fields!DepositDate.Value, "dsetCoverSheet"))) Mod