ssrs-2008

I have a web application that has application pool configured using domain account. In SSRS, domain account is given the browser access to the folder and SSRS report is configured with proper credentials. My question is if SSRS report is launched from the web application, will SSRS report be opened under domain account or my account. Currently, it is giving error message as \ doesn't have sufficient permissions to access the report location. You just need to set a fixed user in the web config along with the SSRS address. This way you set a default for the site to use instead of depending on

I'm writing my first SSIS pkg and I'm stuck. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. I'm running a sql agent job that kicks off a SSRS report. (The job was generated via a scheduled subscription.) This report relies on 2 stored procs which require the parameter 'When' (date type) and it dumps a PDF of the report to a file share. My execute sql task runs this: EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_start_job N'myJobName'; How can I pass a value for the parameter 'When' into the report? Why do you even need SSIS for this? Set up a subscription in SSRS to export the report where you need in the format you need on

I have a stored procedure that I can call from Management Studio and it returns 56 rows consistently. However, when I execute the query under from inside of ssrs 2008, I get back 61 rows. The stored procedure uses cursors and has some print statement inside of it. Thanks, I had a similar problem when I had an a stored procedure return warnings messages. It caused problems returning inconsistent results just in my SSRS dataset/report. I set ansi-warnings to off and my problem went away. You may want to comment out your print statements and try that. Thanks, Steve I would do two things. Check

I need to create a SSRS report like And I have table with 3 columns DeveloperName,TimeWorked, Date How can I create the report and what would be sql query to fetch data? I am not asking for complete SQL query I just need some hints. You can use Matrix (instead of tab-lix) to generate dynamic columns. There is no changes required in your sql query for matrix report (its just a list of DeveloperName,TimeWorked, Date) , but the Matrix control in the SSRS will handle all this. You can refer the below inks http://ssrstutorials.blogspot.in/2012/10/lesson-15-ssrs-matrix-reports.html or https://msdn

There are 7 built in options for exporting SSRS 2008 reports. I was wondering if there is an easier way to code the following in SSRS when chosing the export option: =IIF(Globals!RenderFormat.Name="WORD" OR Globals!RenderFormat.Name="XML" OR Globals!RenderFormat.Name="CSV" OR Globals!RenderFormat.Name="TIFF" OR Globals!RenderFormat.Name="PDF", Globals!RenderFormat.Name="MHTML" OR Globals!RenderFormat.Name="EXCEL",true,false) Is there a way to write the code above without having to list each export option listed? A way that includes all the export options? If so, how would you write that code?

I am working with ssrs reports. I have a summary and a detailed report. The detailed report is linked to the summary report. Now the user wants to have a "Return to Summary Report" link in the detailed report. My main problem is I have multiselect parameters in the Summary report. I know the solution if I have single select parameters. In that case I can create a textbox with text decorated as link button and in the Action property of the textbox I choose Jump to report and provide paramaters which I get from the previous report. This method works for single select parameters in the summary