I am getting this error :
SQL Server Reporting Services
The attempt to connect to the report server failed. Check your connection information and that the report server is a compatible version.
I am attempting to upload my SSRS Matrix report to Report Manager. The report has a lot of columns (109 row columns followed by the variable number of column columns).
After trial and error, I discovered that when I only have 107 row columns I can upload successfully.
Can anybody explain why this is happening? Is there a limit of 107 columns?
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I get an error when i export data into Excel 2007 in the xls format.
The data seem to exceed 65000 row limit. i Didn't have this issue before.
I am using VS 2008 to create SSIS package in 2008 R2
SSRS 2008 has a known issue with exceeding the 65000 row limit. You can resolve this by either upgrading your reporting server or you can split the result set into groups that can be split across multiple pages in the report.
I am working in Microsoft Visual Studio to create my RDL's. I have a sub report which refuses to run when we put it up on SSRS. This report runs fine inside of Visual studio in preview mode even when pointed at a copy of the prod database (still takes 30 min to run but it completes). The report only returns 1 row with counts of a large amount of data for a summary.
The full error text is:
An error has occurred during report processing. (rsProcessingAborted)
o Cannot read the next data row for the dataset DataSet1. (rsErrorReadingNextDataRow)
A severe error occurred on the current command. The results, if any, should be discarded. Operation cancelled by user.
This report used to work but the query was not correctly pulling the information. I had to change the query and expand what it was pulling from the database. Is there any way this could be caused by not enough memory being given to SSRS? We are using SSRS 2008 r2.
Turns out my problem was solved by putting in the recommended indexes provided by SQL Query Analyzer. After the indexes were created the query ran in ~4 min no problems.
Having an issue where I have created a report with a shared data source and several shared data sets. The report has 2 parameters one dependent on the other. This was working fine until just recently. Now any report I create with a parameter does not work. I've tried creating a simple empty report that has an embedded DataSet:
SELECT ClientId, Name From Client
Then have the parameter use this query to populate available values (Value = ClientId and Label = Name).
When I preview in BIDS (VS-2008) it works just fine.
When I deploy and run the report I get the following error:
An error occurred within the report server database. This may be due to a connection failure, timeout or low disk condition within the database. (rsReportServerDatabaseError)
Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type int. The statement has been terminated.
There are no expressions and I've deleted all old datasets that used to have an expression. Seems like SSRS has something cached though I have deleted Internet Cache and deleted the datasets from SSRS and went into the DB and deleted everything I could. Anyone else out there experience this issue?
Thanks
I need to find out which of our Crystal Reports users are actually running, so we can get rid of those that are no longer being used. I can do some kind of query of the latest jobs run on the SQL server as described here:
How to get the last run job details in SQL
However I'm not sure how I could tie that back to the actual reports. I've tried opening a Crystal Report in Crystal Reports 2008 while running a trace on the SQL server using SQL Profiler, however I don't see any database calls in the tracethat would allow me to determine the name of the report being run.
How could I find out which Crystal Reports are actually in use?
I usually embed a unique identifier (the report's name or ID) in either a sql-expression field or the command's query.
If the DBA finds an issue with a given query (e.g. non-performant), this approach easily identifies the source.
SQL-expression:
//{%report_name}
(
'Daily Obstetrics Review [OB003]'
)
In the command:
SELECT 'Daily Obstetrics Review [OB003]' AS REPORT_NAME
...
FROM ...
I got some crystal reports, these are developed by someone but now I am migrating to SSRS. So when i go to 'show SQL query' from crystal reports it is showing some query but i can't understand properly where these columns coming from. Is there anyway to know exact SQL query so that i can use it in sql server to generate data sets for SSRS.
thanks
You can run Sql Profiler against your database server to see the exact Sql that Crystal Reports is running to generate the report.
Sql Profiler is a tool that comes with Sql Server (under Performance Tools in your Sql Server programs) that shows every Sql statement hitting the database. Run a trace on your Sql Server through Sql Profiler then run your report and Sql Profiler will show you the exact Sql statements that your Crystal report is running against the database.
One option would be split the query manully and see the select and where clause using or if you have access to database run the query over the database to check what all columns it is returning