I have an SSRS data set which returns columns: ClientName, Date, Description, and Miles based on a number of parameters.  I have assigned this dataset as the source for a tablix in my report but cannot figure out how to configure the tablix to get the output to look similar to:

I had to change my login in active directory.  After doing that all of my SSRS (2008 R2) subscriptions wouldn't run because the previous AD entry didn't exist.  I had a tool to make those changes, but I still have the same issue when I create a new subscription.  It says my AD login isn't recognized.  How do I change that?  I've googled it and found some hits, but nothing quite explains how to fix the issue for new subscriptions.  Can I just go to the users table and change the old login to the new login?

Using Report Builder in SQL Server 2016 and I cannot get group contents to split across multiple pages.  Just a simple group with headers and footers, no subreports or fancy images, just a footer full of text as a test because the fancy stuff was broken :(.  The report is grouped by quote number and then line, the details of the line are in the detail section and then a group footer on the line with a bunch of text that will print after each line.  The issue I am facing is the second line jumps to a new page becuase there is not enough room after the first line to fit the group header, detail, and footer for the next line.  All KeepTogether Properties are set to false.  The group is contained within a tablix.  I scanned the xml of the RDL to ensure every last KeepTogether option was set to false.  I have been through every static property in the groups changing the KeepWithGroup option from None, to Before, to After, all three produce the same result.  My goal is to have the header, detail, and begninning of the footer for line 2 begin on page 1 and roll to page 2 as needed and so on.  Anyone have any ideas why this is automatically rolling to the next new page, why is it trying to keep the group together for quote lines when all options are set to false?  I have attached a sample print out of the report in PDF format and the RDL file for report builder just in case you need to examine the properties for yourself, the file is there.

Hi,

is there's a way to consume JSON API in SSRS?  I did some research and I landed to a 3rd party ODBC driver for ZappySys, is there's a free way, as my company won't be paying for a license.

thanks

I have report that lists sales documents. There are several different types of documents so I created a parameter field for each type. In this case, the user will most likely opt to see Invoices so I want that parameter to default to True and the other 4 to default to False. When I try to set the default value of each parameter to either True or False when I run the report those values are completely ignored. At first I tried typing =true in the formula field and then I even tried =Parameter.Field=true. How do I get these default values to be assigned properly?

SSRS 2012 - Visual Studio 2012 - SQL 2012
I have a field called "Trend" and a field called "Multiplier" that I was to multiple together.  Then I need to take the sum of those two fields and roundup to a multiple of a field called "Inv_Max"

For example:  Trend is 1572 and multiplier is 3.  (1572 * 3 = 4716)  The Inv_Max field is 2400 so I want to roundup the 4716 to 4800, which is a multiple of Inv_max.

I want to be able to add a calculated field and can't figure out the formula.

Good Day Experts!

I am hoping you can help me understand my options for resolving a dilemma.  I have developed a SQL query that runs fine and the desired output is achieved in ManagementStudio.
A parameter to the query(used to simulate User selection from an SSRS report) is a comma separated list.  Using that comma separated list,  I retrieve values from a table in my database and then build a string.  Here is the output of that string for the 4 comma separated values:

(incidentDate >= '2017-08-17' and incidentDate <= '2017-10-12') OR
(incidentDate >= '2017-10-16' and incidentDate <= '2017-12-19') OR
(incidentDate >= '2018-01-03' and incidentDate <= '2018-03-16') OR
(incidentDate >= '2018-03-19' and incidentDate <= '2018-05-31')

I set this to a variable to use in my query string which is then set to @cmdString. I then exec(@cmdString).  Works great no issues.

The issue I am having is when I try to use this in my SSRS report.  The editor does not recognize the fields to display on the report since they are in the string I am executing.  
Then when I try to create that query the "regular" way, I run into trouble because of trying to use a variable in the Where clause. I am not sure what to do.

Please ask questions as I probably did not explain well,
jimbo99999

I have the below dataset. I am trying to find an SSRS expression to check the value of it and return 0.00 if it equals 100.00. If it does not equal 100.00, the expression should return the value of the dataset. Any guidance is appreciated.

=Sum(Fields!Compliance_Rate.Value, "Failure_Rate_Month")

I have the following query that executes in SSMS in 1 minute 28 sec. However when I attempt to run it in SSRS it times out. I have increased the Time out to 600 and it still fails. I would use query analyzer to place some indexes however this is our ERP database and each time they work on the DB they restore the database as it was deployed meaning indexes, tables, views, etc. are dropped and I have to rescript them.

The query returns 37557 rows. It began to time out in SSRS when I added the following Join LEFT OUTER JOIN [dbo].[KLL Customer Projections] C ON C.customer = ORD.customer

This is a summary amount that needs added.  Specifically this column C.projection_amt , So at the summary level I have 40 customers. Each with a sales projection amount. So part of my issue is that I'm linking thousands of records to 1

Is there anyway to tweak this query so that it runs more efficiently?

/****** Script for SelectTopNRows command from SSMS  ******/
SELECT  ORD.customer ,
        zzxcustr.cust_name ,
        ORD.Style_Season ,
        zzxseasr.seas_name ,
        ORD.style ,
        ORD.color_code ,
        ORD.lbl_code ,
        ORD.dimension ,
        ORD.MAINLBL ,
        ORD.SCALEFIN ,
        ORD.CLASS ,
        ORD.TYPE ,
        ORD.slsperson1 ,
        SUM(CONVERT(MONEY, CASE WHEN ( ( YEAR(ORD.ship_date_cascaded) = @CurYear
                                         - 2 )
                                       AND ( ORD.line_status = 'I' )
                   

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I have written a procedure to update SSRS subscription schedules. The procedure appears to work because the values are updated in ReportServer.dbo.Schedule. However when I view the schedule through SSRS Report Manager, the dates are not updated.

The code I am using is below -

declare 
--@SubscriptionID varchar(100) = 'E65E6D4A-A631-4C17-A8DB-001FB0AD0855'
@Path varchar(max) = '/QTS Internal/RTM/Service Disruption Report'
, @SPLC varchar(max) = '123456'
, @State varchar(max) = 'VA,NC'
, @Country varchar(max) = NULL
, @Carrier varchar(max) = NULL
, @Location varchar(max) = NULL
, @CustomerID varchar(max) = '1'
, @Disruption varchar(max) = 'Hurricane Florence'
, @StartDate datetime = '20180914 04:19:00'
, @EndDate datetime = '20181002'

create table #subs (SubscriptionID varchar(200), [Path] varchar(200))

insert into #subs

select s.SubscriptionID, c.Path

from Catalog c
join subscriptions s on c.ItemID = s.Report_OID
where c.Path = @Path

-----------------------------------------------------update schedule dates

UPDATE ReportServer.dbo.Schedule
SET StartDate = @StartDate, EndDate = @EndDate
from Catalog c
LEFT OUTER JOIN Subscriptions s WITH (NOLOCK) ON s.Report_OID = c.ItemID
LEFT OUTER JOIN ReportServer.dbo.[ReportSchedule] RS WITH (NOLOCK) ON s.[SubscriptionID] = RS.[SubscriptionID] 
LEFT OUTER JOIN ReportServer.dbo.[Schedule] SC WITH (NOLOCK) ON RS.[ScheduleID] = SC.[ScheduleID]
JOIN #subs subs on s.SubscriptionID = subs.SubscriptionID

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Does anybody have experience with this?

I have been tasked with creating some reports out of VS and SSRS from an Oracle 12c database.  I am an Oracle developer but I don't know much about VS or SSRS.  I have both VS 2015 (14.0.25431.01 Update 3) and 2017 (15.7.5) installed and I have installed ODTwithODAC for 12c.  I have also installed SSDT for both VS 2015 and VS 2017.  

Using VS 2017, i have created a new project but I am unable to create a shared data source.  As soon as I select Oracle Database in the Type drop-down, the Edit button next to the connection string becomes grayed out.  

Using VS 2015, I have cloned an existing project that works fine for my colleague.  However, when I first tried to load the project I received a message that the version of the report server project is not supported and the project must be upgraded.  If I say no, then the project won't load.  If I say yes, the project loads and everything seems to be ok. However, when I try to Preview an existing report from the project, I receive the following error:
"An error has occurred during local report processing.  An error has occurred during report processing.  An attempt has been been made to use a data extension 'ORACLE' that is either not registered for this report server or is not supported in this edition of Reporting Services."  There is nothing in the Error List when this happens.  

The only difference between my colleague's setup and mine is that he has SQL Server Reporting Services 14.0.806.134 and I have …

while exporting my report data to excel it is running 10 -15 minutes after that im getting server Runtime error in  ssrs report .I have 3 lakhs data and 49 columns in excel.
There is no exceeding limitations problem with my excel data and im trying to export it into .xlsx format only.Please suggest what i have to do

I'm trying to recreate a report for a client, and in that report they have three fields Night, Weekend, Holiday (0 or 1) which need to be displayed as check-boxes.
In Visual Studio, I've made the column for these values .2" wide, have set the font to Wingdings, and have the expression which looks like:

= IIF(Fields!Night.Value = 0, chr(0168), chr(0254))
& IIF(Fields!Wknd.Value  = 0, chr(0168), chr(0254))
& IIF(Fields!Holiday.Value = 0, chr(0168), chr(0254))

In VS, this displays like the following image:But after I deploy the report and run it in SSRS it looks like the following, making it difficult for the client to review the data in the report.If my client exports this from SSRS to a .pdf file, it renders properly, but the client needs to export the report to Word (so that it can be edited) and when they do, that column automatically resizes itself so that these stacked checkboxes display horizontally.  My client recognizes that they can simply resize the column, but would prefer not to have to do so.I've tried inserting a carriage return/line feed between each character in the report textbox expression, but that results in extra spacing between the checkboxes.

I've also tried using 'X' and 'o' with the wingdings font, which places an X inside the checkbox, but the formatting issue still persists.

Does anyone have any recommendations?