How do I change the visual design on SQL report viewer? And when I say report viewer I mean the hosting webpage, not the report itself.
You don't, you can create your own webpage and render the reports in there using an iframe:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/195191/Integration-of-SSRS-and-net-using-Iframe-and-URL-C
https://social.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/2d284a4e-af05-41c1-baf8-353f53bcfc2a/how-to-fit-ssrs-report-in-an-iframe
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We have an MVC web application, and recently we migrated from Microsoft ReportViewer from 11.0.0.0 to 15.0.0.0 version.
We started having different issues in terms of UI, one of which is mentioned as below.
When we run the report from SSRS (SQL Server 2016), we can see that the vertical scroll bar is displayed only in the report body section, as shown in below image
However when we display this report from our MVC web application, the vertical scroll bar covers the parameter as well as report body section, as shown below
Any idea why we are facing such issue with ReportViewer 15.0.0.0 ? We were not facing such issue with ReportViewer 11.0.0.0
Following is the screenshot of how we have used ReportViewer control
I developed reports in SSRS 2012. Users view reports using IE11 (version 11.0.9600.18537). I set the report columns visible(Column headers) while scrolling. It works fine in the reportviewer but when I deploy it to the report manager header(report column headers) does not scroll anymore. On the IE 11 I tried to change the document mode to 10 and it works fine. But upon refresh it goes away. Now fixing the browser is hard as we may have to make a policy change across the company which is no go.
Please suggest a SSRS server side fix.
Already tried the server side fix. But failed to work.
https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/3666/sql-server-reporting-services-ssrs-is-not-compatible-with-internet-explorer-11/
As a matter of fact I don't even have the suggested meta tag in the "reportviewer.aspx" but I tried to add it anyway with no success of working.
I expect column headers to be visible while scrolling on IE11 on SSRS 2012 report manager. Since we own SSRS 2012 report manager and I have admin access I can try to make changes in that server.
Found the fix, under "ReportManager\Pages\Report.aspx" there is the tag which I modified from content="IE=Edge" to content="IE=5"
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I have written an SSRS Report and everything works fine within the Visual Studio Solution. When I try to view the report within the browser, all of the parameter fields and columns display, but no data is pulled. There are no errors when running the report and when I run a SQl Server Profiler trace, nothing is there. Any ideas?
In browser Click on report's arrow to see drop down menu, then click Manage, then go to Parameters tab and set them up.
Image shows the way crystal reports opens for me.
only small portion of report is visible.it works on other computers.
i tried to uninstall report viewer and crystal report,
installed again..still no change.
application background:
using SAP Crystal reports 13.0.4.705,
MS Report viewer 2010 SP1 redisributable,
vb.net 3.5
plz help me.Thanks in advance
Maybe you have a default printer for cards or something similar.
Change your printer and execute again.
I have a report which is composed of several subreports. I need to render some of the reports as landscape and others as portrait. SSRS 2005 doesnt appear to support this behavior. Does anyone know if it is possible to get this behavior without having to hand roll a "report packager"?
To be clear, the client wants to print one report which is composed of several subreports. Some of the subreports are landscape and some are portrait. The main report appears to override the page orientation of the subreports.
You'll be constrained by the page settings on the main report.
The best bet is to create a report packager as you mentioned. I've used the library iTextSharp to do this on a project once. It didn't take much work to get it to work and it functioned marvelously.