I've looked in all past forums.
it is a 2014 sql cluster, we aren't able to startup SSRS which is installed locally. The service-account is "NT Service\ReportServer" It fails with Error 5 access denied.
Please advise.
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access denied on SSRS startup with "NT Service\ReportServer"
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How to split an integer in SSRS
so I have my value 1234 from my dataset, now I need to split that into separate text boxex, ie 1 and 2 and 3 and 4
my expr is = split((Sum(Fields!AdherencePercent.Value, "DataSet1"))).GetValue(0) but that only ever returns 1234
= split((Sum(Fields!AdherencePercent.Value, "DataSet1"))).GetValue(1) returns #Error
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Get total number of pages within a subreport
Using SSRS and Bids 2014 I found a way to get the page number within a sub report from this link which works really good.
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/bwelcker/2005/05/19/dig-me-out-resetting-report-page-numbers/
But I'm challenged in how to get the total number of pages within the sub report. I need to be able to display Page X in N Pages.
Any idea how I can calculate that?
Thank you.
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Power BI App - Reporting Services is Crashing
Since Thursday, the Microsoft Power BI app (for iphone) has stopped working when connected to SQL Reporting Services. It was working great until the update on 25th Aug.
Is anyone else experiencing same issue? or how can I troubleshoot the issue?
The report manager is up and running.
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Rendering Rich Text from the database
I have a need to allow users to enter rich text from a data entry screen and then render this rich text in reports. I've never worked with rich text so I don't know if this will work or not. I did some googling and see that SSRS allows you to enter static rich text into a textbox, but I'm thinking pulling rich text from the database and rendering it may not work due to different rich text formatting standards and depending on what tools are used in the data entry screen. I haven't tried it yet, but I would be using the Infragistics RichTextBox for Silverlight for collecting the rich text and saving the rich text to the database.
Does anyone have any experience and comments on this?
Thank you.
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| BizTalk Technical Guru – June 2016 |
 | SMSVikasK | How to Re-create BizTalk Server Project Artifacts from a DLL or an Assembly from an existing project | Ed Price: “Great detail! Great job walking us through the images! Glad to have the code download link! As Shashidharan wrote in the comments, “Nice Article Vikas. Very helpful :)” Great job on this!” Sandro Pereira: “Nice article, very useful! This problem happens more often that you can imagine. Another option will be BizTalk NoS add-in but is great to know other ways!” SW: “Very useful and informative article.” |
 | Johns-305 | BizTalk Server: Sending Control Messages to Long Running Processes | SW: “Excellent article!!!” Ed Price: “Strong introduction and great use of images! Great to have the sample on MSDN Gallery! It could use a See Also section (links to other Wiki articles) and References.” Sandro Pereira: “Great article.” |
 | SMSVikasK | BizTalk Custom Pipeline Component to Add, Update, Remove Target Namespace, Qualified Prefix for every element | Sandro Pereira: “Again very useful article. This is a common problem and you will find several examples of pipelines to change the target namespace but I think this is the first time I see all 3 operations combined. However,
I will follow a different approach and set a property to specify the operation in the pipeline for better clarification” Ed Price: “Good job on this article. Good use of images and formatted code. Great to have the source code downloadable!” SW: “Very useful and informative article.” |
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| Dileepa Kariyawasam | Use Azure Active Directory to Custom Brand Your Office 365 Sign In Page – Step by Step | Ed Price: “This is an incredibly valuable scenario that’s executed well! It could be improved with a TOC and References and See Also sections at the end.” |
| Chervine | Schedule PowerShell Scripts to Manage Azure Virtual Machines | AS: “The article represents good overview of the Azure Automation service. However it is suggested best practice to use service principals in Azure AD instead of a regular users. And use certificate to authenticate the service
principal.” Ed Price: “Wow! Fantastic solution, great write-up, good use of headers/sections, formatting, a diagram, images, code formatting, and a solid References section! As AS mentions, this could be improved with the Azure AD perspective. Great article!” |
| Michel Jatobá | Configuring Client VPN PowerShell on Microsoft Azure (ARM) | Ed Price: “Good job on this. The Introduction, “Configuring VPN Certificate” section, and use of images… really stand out. This article is similar to an Azure doc one (https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/vpn-gateway-howto-point-to-site-rm-ps/), but it’s done a little differently, and the images help. It could be improved with See Also and References sections at the end, as well, as little more refinement on the code formatting (which admittedly, should be easier to do). Good job on this. “ |
| Miscellaneous Technical Guru – June 2016 |
| SYED SHANU | MVC Dashboard with Chart using AngularJS and WEB API | Philippe Levesque: “Excellent ! The use of animated gif is really good” Richard Mueller: “Lots of well thought out code. Grammar needs work.” Ed Price: “Powerful article with a great use of code! The images won’t show for me. I love the Download section at the end for the MSDN Gallery item!” |
| Santhakumar Munuswamy | Disqus Integration in Asp.Net MVC | Ed Price: “Beautiful job with the structure, images, and code. Good to have the reference link. ” Richard Mueller: “Good images. We need more references.” Philippe Levesque: “” |
| Dileepa Kariyawasam | Office 365 Journaling Workaround – How to Guide | Richard Mueller: “Interesting solution. I like that this is not first person or personalized. Could there be references?” Philippe Levesque: “” Ed Price: “Also a good topic. This could be improved with section headers, and with See Also and References sections. Great use of images!” |
| SharePoint 2010 / 2013 Technical Guru – June 2016 |
| Waqas Sarwar | SharePoint 2016 Site Use Confirmation and Deletion( real world example) | Hezequias Vasconcelos: “It is an excellent content for file management. Helps administrators manage and better optimize disk space in the database.” TN: “That’s ok to be published even it’s a very basic article” John Naguib: “Good one” |
| Waqas Sarwar | SharePoint 2016: Checklist for Successful Installation | John Naguib: “Good CheckList, it is better to upload as excel ” Hezequias Vasconcelos: “It is an excellent content for SharePoint 2016 installation management I miss about updates to the SQL, and Windows SharePoint and Language packs that are important also in the installation of products. Reference: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt715807(v=office.16).aspx” TN: “That’s ok to be published even it’s a very basic article” |
| Waqas Sarwar | SharePoint 2016 Managing Registered Accounts and Shell Admin access( Real World Example) | John Naguib: “Nice article” Hezequias Vasconcelos: “Perfect maintenance and account management in SharePoint 2016. Good Job.” TN: “That’s ok to be published even it’s a very basic article” |
| Small Basic Technical Guru – June 2016 |
| Nonki Takahashi | Small Basic: Mouse | Ed Price: “I love this series! Nonki takes us end to end on using the mouse in Small Basic. I love the definition! Very strong See Also section.” Michiel Van Hoorn: “Nonki again delivered a great article on a SB function (MOUSE). Very useful if you want to interact with mouse” Carmelo La Monica: “I don’t know small basic, but this is good point to learn. Congrats.” Alan Carlos: “” |
| Deva | Small Basic Videos | Carmelo La Monica: “Very good videos, good fo to learn Small Basic. Congrats for all videos.” Alan Carlos: “Good guidance, very helpful!” Michiel Van Hoorn: “Nice overview of available videos” Ed Price: “Great to have this list on the Wiki! Thanks!” |
| SQL BI and Power BI Technical Guru – June 2016 |
| Thomas LeBlanc | Analysis Services: Solving Hierarchy Errors of Uniqueness | PT: “Thanks for the article, Thomas. You’ve explained the use case and steps for creating a hierarchy very plainly. This is a good piece.” Ed Price: “Great scenario and use of images! It could be improved with headers and a TOC, and with References and See Also sections at the end. This is a powerful topic.” |
| Sudeep Raj | Integration Services: Using DB Mail to send HTML format mail | PT: “Thank you for explaining this technique; simple and effective.” Ed Price: “Fantastic topic from Sudeep, with solid colouring on the code formatting! Could be improved with References and See Also sections.” |
| Jens Vestergaard | Extracting SSAS MD Database(s) XMLA w/ PowerShell | PT: “This is a useful script that I’ll probably use in the future. This is a good start but the post could use a little more structure to be complete; an introduction, objective statement and conclusion. Thanks for your contribution.” Ed Price: “Good PowerShell solution. Could benefit from more of a breakdown of the code. “ |
| SQL Server General and Database Engine Technical Guru – June 2016 |
| Hezequias Vasconcelos | SQL 2016 – Install SSMS Management Studio | UR: “Why is an installation instruction of an “old” version of SSMS in June a WIKI? The latest version isn’t a preview anymore. An installation step by step isn’t worth a WIKI entry. I would have seen more details about the
differences between SSMS 2016 previous version. What are the differences? What will work better? What (and there is a lot!) is not working good?” Ronen Ariely: “A great subject for article. Screenshot images of each step helps simplify the instructions, makes the article more useful for new users. There is some room for improvement. See article comment section.” |
| FLauffer | SQL Server Troubleshooting: How to remove a bad execution plan from plan cache | Ronen Ariely: “A nice article of a simple case study and a solution. It’s very short and has potential to be even better with a bit more expansion” UR: “I am missing a more detailed explanation WHY a plan can go wrong. Basically it is more “story around DBCC FREEPROCCACHE”.” |
| System Center Technical Guru – June 2016 |
| Digvijay S Rajawat | SCVMM 2012 R2 & Hyper-V: Storage Migration in Microsoft Private Cloud | Ed Price: “Wow! Great formatting and sections. Very good use of tables. Could use a See Also section (to link to other Wiki articles). The processes are very clear and incredibly detailed. Fantastic article!” Carmelo La Monica: “Fantastic topic, very nice in all parts, good images explain in all parts. Good” Alan Carlos: “Nice article! Congratulations!” |
| C Sharp Conner | SCORCH – Custom Activity OIP Limitations – C# Edition | Carmelo La Monica: “I read this article, i don’t know System center, but is very detailed in all part.” Alan Carlos: “” Ed Price: “Good list of limitations. It would have been good to get into the code too. Another good topic!” |
| C Sharp Conner | Solution – Install Fresh Data Warehouse on Post UR Updated SCSM Environment | Ed Price: “A lot of great detail! This could be improved with sections. Great topic!” Carmelo La Monica: “Good explain, good work. Congrats.” Alan Carlos: “” |
| Universal Windows Apps Technical Guru – June 2016 |
| Carmelo La Monica | Serial Class for UWP Part one | Ed Price: “Great article! Good topic, well-written, great breakdown of sections/headers/TOC, good use of images and code, and good requirements sections! It could use a See Also section at the end with links to related Wiki articles.” |
| Santhakumar Munuswamy | Understanding AppBar and CommandBar in UWP | Ed Price: “Great topic. Good write-up. Good use of images and code! It could be improved with sections/headers/TOC and with See Also and References sections at the end to link to other articles.” |
| Damien Allan | Launch your App Differently from Secondary Live Tiles | Ed Price: “Short and sweet. Good use of code and reference links. Could use improved formatting and sections/headers.” |
| Visual Basic Technical Guru – June 2016 |
| .paul. | VB.Net – QR Code Creator | Ed Price: “I love the QR Code creator! Incredibly valuable. Great job with the code, formatting, and download!” MR: “Nice and easy! Would love to know how to generate a QR code from scratch!” Richard Mueller: “Very useful. Simple but effective code.” |
| Visual C# Technical Guru – June 2016 |
| Emiliano Musso | Entity Framework Introduction using C#, part II – Code-First and Migrations | Ronen Ariely: “Excellent article! I loved the idea of writing series of articles. Moreover, the author translated the articles into another language. Great use of the capabilities of the TechNet WIKI.” Ed Price: “Wow. This is an amazing article! It has it all… a great topic, fantastic formatting with headers, great code formatting, good descriptions, screenshots, references, a link to the MSDN code gallery to download the code, and an Italian version! This is a high-quality article! Other writers (including myself) should look at this one for ideas of how to achieve quality!” Jaliya Udagedara: “Now this is a fantastic article. Well explained, filled with images, code snippets and the full sample code is available in MSDN Code gallery. Awesome job!” |
| Sabah Shariq | Searching data in Elasticsearch using C# | Ronen Ariely: “Great article. I really enjoyed to read it. posting the code ready for download is very useful.” Ed Price: “Great job breaking down the sections and explaining the code! Could be improved with References and See Also sections. ” Jaliya Udagedara: “Haven’t used Elastic search before and this article contains instructions for everything that you need to get started. Nice!” |
| Sibeesh Venu | Working with API help page controller action description in Web API | Ed Price: “A good topic with solid code, but it would be good to breakdown the code more and explain it in chunks.” Jaliya Udagedara: “If you are having trouble showing descriptions in Web API help pages, this article should help you out.” |
| Wiki and Portals Technical Guru – June 2016 |
| Carsten Siemens | Translation Wiki: Getting started | Ronen Ariely: “This article gave me new information regarding the Translation Wiki Community. This information should be published in any communication channel we have. This is a “must to know” in my opinion.” Ed Price: “I love it. This is a great process. Thanks to Carsten for building it and Peter for compiling, editing, and publishing!” Richard Mueller: “Very informative. The images are good, but I had to zoom them. This must have required some research. Perhaps there should be a link to the blog site.” |
| Peter Geelen | Wiki: Before you post your article – Quick check list | Richard Mueller: “Great use of Wiki guidelines. An excellent guide for all Wiki authors with great advice. I like the emphasis on researching the topic, collecting links for references, and preparing offline.” Ronen Ariely: “Very useful, very important, and most of all: I love the way it’s organized as a check list” Ed Price: “This is a fantastic check list to go through before you get started! It will up the quality if we use this!” |
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Issue with URL Encoding report's hyperlink value.
Hello,
I've created a hyperlink in a report. The hyperlink action is 'Jump to URL' The URL is http://ServerName/SomePage.aspx?AccountCode=####&InvoiceLevel=1
The hyperlink works just fine in the designer, it's value becomes http://ServerName/SomePage.aspx?AccountCode=%23%%23%%23%%23&InvoiceLevel=1, however when I run from the web the report's URL is not properly URL encoded. It's value is http://ServerName/SomePage.aspx?AccountCode=#%23%23%23&InvoiceLevel=1 which is incorrect since the browser now treats the # as a hash.
I've tried explicitly URL Encoding the #### in the function but the report returns an error. "http://ServerName/SomePage.aspx?AccountCode=" + System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlEncode(####) + "&InvoiceLevel=1"
I've created a hyperlink in a report. The hyperlink action is 'Jump to URL' The URL is http://ServerName/SomePage.aspx?AccountCode=####&InvoiceLevel=1
The hyperlink works just fine in the designer, it's value becomes http://ServerName/SomePage.aspx?AccountCode=%23%%23%%23%%23&InvoiceLevel=1, however when I run from the web the report's URL is not properly URL encoded. It's value is http://ServerName/SomePage.aspx?AccountCode=#%23%23%23&InvoiceLevel=1 which is incorrect since the browser now treats the # as a hash.
I've tried explicitly URL Encoding the #### in the function but the report returns an error. "http://ServerName/SomePage.aspx?AccountCode=" + System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlEncode(####) + "&InvoiceLevel=1"
I've tried it in RS2000 & RS2005, same results.
Help..
Robert.
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Custom Code to Compare dates in 2 separate Datasets
I have 2 datasets in my SSRS report where I need to return the Fiscal Year for a Start Date.
Dataset1 fields:
Start_Date
Client_Name
Dataset1 contains different Start Dates for each client and are in the date ranges included in Dataset2.
Dataset2 fields:
Fiscal_Start_Date
Fiscal_End_Date
Fiscal_Year
Dataset2 contains rows as follows:
Fiscal_Start_DateFiscal_End_DateFiscal_Year
07/01/201106/30/20122012
07/01/2012 06/30/2013 2013
07/01/2013 06/30/20142014
07/01/2014 06/30/20152015
07/01/2015 06/30/20162016
07/01/201606/30/20172017
07/01/2017 06/30/2018 2018
I'm trying to do a lookup where I need to return the Fiscal_Year from Dataset2 where the Start_Date in Dataset1 is greater than or equal to Fiscal_Start_Date and less than or equal to Fiscal_End_Date in Dataset2.
For example:
Start_Date: 09/25/2012
Client: XYZ
Return Fiscal Year: 2013
Is this possible with a custom code in SSRS?
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How to make param{} enable in mobile reporting?
Could you give an example for a dataset with parameter that can be used in mobile reporting ssrs 2016 with param{} enabled? I have tried many different way without luck, param{} greyed out always.
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Open a subreport in a new window - issue
I'm trying to open a subreport in a new window or tab using the Open URL, and pass a parameter. My syntax looks correct, and it does open the report in a new tab but the subreport doesn't execute and instead prompts for a parameter to be entered. I am passing the parameter but the subreport does not seem to retrieve it.
Here is my code:
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"javascript:void(window.open('http://<ServerName>/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=%2fPRM%2fWen+Service%2fService+Call+Cost+Audit+Detail&SelectedSubTabId=GenericPropertiesTab&Service_Call_ID="& rtrim(Fields!Service_Call_ID.Value) &"','_blank'))"
John
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Report Server has encountered a SharePoint error
Reporting Services Error
- Report Server has encountered a SharePoint error. (rsSharePointError)Get Online Help
- The system cannot find the path specified. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070003)
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Hide columns until toggled in tablix report
I am creating a tablix report which allows the user to toggle from a top level field down 2 levels. Having added the required fields and groups it places 2 new columns on the report ready to hold the results of the toggles being clicked. Is there a way where I can hide these 2 columns until each individual toggle is clicked? I've tried hiding the columns but this simply leaves a white space.
Thanks in advance
Aled
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Unable to block Junk mails
I am getting 50 odd junk emails. I tried to block using block emails. Although I block them I get the same emails continiously.
Help me.
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SSRS 2016 Mobile Reports / SSAS Tabular Model Date Column not Recognized by Mobile Report for Time Slider
We created an tabular model on SSAS 2016. One of the dimensions in this model is a date type.
We deployed the model to SSAS 2016.
We connected our Excel PowerPivot, PivotTable and PowerView to this model and we were able to see this Date type perfectly all right. In PowerView for example it was recogonized perfectly all right for performing play-animation on a scatter chart which means that it is recognized as a date type all right.
Now we created a dataset that includes this date type with other dimensions and measures from the tabular model.
Then we created an SSRS 2016 mobile report, we selected the time slider object, however when we added this data set to the mobile report, it seems that it does not recognize this date type and thus we are not able to use the time slider!!!
We returned back to the model and made 10s of changes but with no luck, the mobile report time slider is not able to see any date type.
Guys, is there a problem in this area??!!
What is the solution??
Luai7
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SSRS 2016 Mobile Reports / SSAS 2016 Tabular Model Calculated Measures do not Show Correct Value on a Guage
We created a tabular model on SSAS 2016 that includes a calculated ratio measure: SUM(X)/SUM(Y). We tested the model by connecting it from Excel PivotTable, PowerView, PowerPIVOT and SSRS Paginated report. In all these tools we were able to get the correct value calculated for this measure on all grouping levels.
Now we created a dataset that includes this calculated measure with other dimensions and measures. We created an SSRS 2016 mobile report and we connected the report to this dataset.
We added a Guage to the report layout, and we associated the Guage with this ratio (calculated measure). Unfortunately, this yields always incorrect results. After few investigations, we found that the problem is that mobile reports gauges force you to choose an aggregate function for the measure: SUM, AVG, LAST... etc and there is no NONE option available as in other BI tools to handle calculated measures!!!
This means that we will never be able to display this calculated measure value correctly on Mobile reports!!!
A KPI will not solve the issue either.
For us this is a real problem as we have so many of those calculated measures in our model.
Guys, is there a problem in this area??!!
What is the solution??
Luai7
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Printing SSRS 2008 R2 report gets rendering issue 0x80004005
I am using SSRS 2008 r2 in Windows server 2008 R2. The report is working fine and the printing options are working fine with Windows 7 and 8 users, when it comes to Windows 10 user the report printing control popup is working where as when try to print get the following error message.
An error occurred trying to render the report 0x80004005.
When we check the reporting service log file we are getting rendering issue.
library!ReportServer_0-1!304!08/29/2016-16:34:44:: e ERROR: Throwing Microsoft.ReportingServices.Diagnostics.Utilities.InternalCatalogException: , Microsoft.ReportingServices.Diagnostics.Utilities.InternalCatalogException: An internal error occurred on the report server. See the error log for more details. ---> System.ArgumentNullException: Value cannot be null.
Kindly help me advice is there any fix for this.
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Am I the higher priority customer in this forum?
Our company bought MSDN account for us, I just want to get the confirmation whether I am the higher priority customer in this forum? thanks.
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MSBi SSRS list property
Hello,
I am creating a report using MSBI SSRS. i choose list and inside list i added 2 tables. I used list for splitting the tables according to id. The problem i am facing now is that if there exist repeated/ same values in tables, I am only able to see the value once (as a unique value in the table), but i would like to display all the values present in the table rather than hiding the repeated values. I tried finding the property of the list but I am unable to display all the values which I am able to see while executing MDX.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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SSRS median in report with groups
hello,
I am trying to count median in one report; found several tutorials in web - most of them useless :), but that one:
http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/61185/find-the-median-of-a-calculated-field-in-ssrs-2012
seemd to do the trick, however with one exception. above example works for one simple table, but in reports where are several levels of grouping it dien not work in a way, for example, avg() is.
is maybe anyone aware:
a) how to modifu custom code listed under url as above in a way to make it to be aware of groupings in report, or
b) maybe there is some example in web, I was so far unable to fing, where is shown how to calculate median on report level (not in sql code), to make it working with groups inside report?
thank you in advance & regards
Tomasz
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Data Driven Collapsible Row Groupings
Hi everyone;
I have a query for a report. Now this query is pulling data based on the selected customer in the parameter. It is returning the Customer identifier The overall machine which uses the parts being purchased, and the details of the actual purchase.
No my customer wants to see the overall machine as a category with the list of all the part numbers used in this machine. Then only those part numbers which have actual orders would show detail rows for those orders. The part numbers with no orders would just show one row with the part number.
Now I would like to use collapsible Rows to show the part numbers with orders as expandable and expanded, whereas those partnumbers without orders would not show as expandable or expanded. However every partnumber is showing up as expandable with a blank row under those part numbers with no orders. How can I get the part numbers with no orders to show up only as unexpandable rows while those part numbers with orders to show up as expanded listing the information about the individual orders under the part number header.
Edward R. Joell MCSD MCDBA
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