User defined function for an expression
I have a user defined function that returns a single scalar value, e.g. a formatted name. Is it possible to reference the UDF as the value of a field in SSRS 2008? If so, how? Thanks.
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In SharePoint Integrated Mode of SSRS 2008, how to get the Report Server Instance Name, Report Server DB Name and SQL Server Instance Name hosting Report Server DB programmatically? Can it be done...
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In SharePoint Integrated Mode of SSRS 2008, how do you get the Report Server Instance Name, Report Server DB Name and SQL Server Instance Name hosting Report Server DB programmatically? Can it be done...
View ArticleSSRS 2008 from SSRS 2005, Authentication
Currently I am running a 2005 SSRS Website, and 7/9 of my reports are done in 2005, and when I try access the 2 reports in 2008, it prompts me to enter my user name and password again, with this...
View ArticleSSRS Report switch for Operational DB to DWH
We currently are running a large report off of the operational DB but in turn used this report to create a DWH in order to get this report to run faster. Before we used a stored procedure with many...
View ArticleHow to configure parameters display in SSRS 2008?
Hi, I know it wasn’t possible in ssrs 2005 to have parameters displayed into more than 2 columns. My question is has it be solved in ssrs 2008r2 ? If yes, how can I do it ? If no, is there a...
View ArticleSSRS 2008 R2 Trendlines
I cannot find out how to add trendlines to my SSRS 2008 R2 report. TechNet http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd207034.aspx refers to a ‘Values’ area and an option to ‘Add Calculated Series’....
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View Article(rsErrorOpeningConnection) Could not obtain information about Windows NT
I am trying to deploy a report to the Reporting Services Server 2008 but keep running up against this error:
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