I am new to SSRS and now have a requirement to create reports in SharePoint 2010. I have successfully configured SSRS with SharePoint integrated mode. I am using VS2008 BIDS instance coming with SQL Server 2008 R2. It has three folders "Shared Data Sources", "Shared Datasets" and "Reports". As initial move I created a DataSource of Type 'Microsoft SharePoint Lists' and specified the url of my SharePoint web application. Also created sample reports using wizard by selecting the list and the required fileds, but now i need to create more complicated reports. I need to combine different lists data for the report. How can i build such queries? Also what is needed to be specified in 'Shared Datasets" folder?
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I have two different project First is Windows Application and second is Report Project
So How can I view report in my First Project
Here's attached screenshot of Both Projects
RDL reports get installed in an instance of SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) you then load the report into a ReportViewer control from that server. That's a subject too big to include in a single answer here and you should research it independently and then ask specific questions later if you have them.
If you want the reports to be part of your application itself then you need to create client reports - RDLC files - rather than server reports. There is a VS extension you can install for creating client reports, if that's what you want.
I edit the template "Create Stored Procedure (New Menu).sql" with the template-explorer. And saved it. Restart ssms.
But if I create a new stored procedure by right-click in the object explorer and then "new -> stored procedure..." the changes are not visible. It seems ssms uses an standard-template I can't find...
If I call the template via template-explorer I can see my changes.
The template I changed is saved at C:\Users\breuerp\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\SQL Server Management Studio\18.0\Templates\Sql\Stored Procedure.
Is there any other place? How to change the template ssms uses when clicking menu?
Google finds only instructions how to change the template - I did it like the hits described ir - or where they are saved - the place I find my template...
I'm using ssms Version 18.6 and with this infos:
SQL Server Management Studio 15.0.18338.0SQL Server
Management Objects (SMO) 16.100.41011.9 Microsoft Analysis
Services Client Tools 15.0.19205.0 Microsoft Data Access
Components (MDAC) 10.0.17763.1 Microsoft MSXML 3.0 4.0
6.0 Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0.30319.42000 Operating System 10.0.17763
The paths mention in Customise default 'New Stored Procedure' SSMS 2008 Template do not exist on my pc.
Sincerly
Peter
Looks like the templates are intended to start your own collection of starting points for frequently used scripts. Nowhere does the documentation state that it will import or include your custom templates in SSMS.
The documentation states the following (without higlights).
The first time the template explorer is opened, a copy of the templates are placed in the user's folder in C:\Users, under AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\SQL Server Management Studio\130\Templates.
Perhaps if the original location could be retrieve and the original scripts adjusted, then you might see changes in SSMS.
Create custom templates for tasks you perform frequently. Organize your custom scripts into the existing folders or create a new folder structure.
If creating a new folder structure is suggested as possible practice, but there is no option to configure the new folder path in SSMS, then there is no way for the application to find your custom templates.
Is there any possibility to make a report using MS ACCESS database files? I'm using Visual Studio 2013 however no reportviewer, just saw a source to download and have a toolbox for it however seems not working to make a new report since it lacks Report Wizard and Create a Report thus available only in paid.
Any alternatives to make simple but useful way of making a report?
We are planning on creating reports to be run on the same computer that the database application is running on.
Can you tell me which of these is the best approach? (SQL Server Reporting Services or creating a rdlc ReportViewer report)
Also I tried to locate detailed rdlc ReportViewer report tutorials both in books and online and found none. It's probably because I'm looking in the wrong places.
We are also using VB.Net as the language.
All help will be appreciated.
In a nutshell, .rdlc is the client version. You cannot host these on the report server. These reports do not know how to fetch the data, you MUST get the data yourself and pass it to the report. For this reason, you cannot even preview the report while designing. ReportViewer.ProccessingMode = Local
The .rdl or server reports know how to fetch the data. You configure the datasource and upload them to the report server. Because of this, you can preview the reports while designing them. You can use the web/desktop ReportViewer control to run the reports from inside your app...like a proxy between your application and the report server.ReportViewer.ProccessingMode = Remote
I prefer rdl for any sql datasource, but rdlc is also good for cases where your datasource is very complex or can only be built through the application code. I think there might be ways to configure an object datasource for rdl but I haven't looked into that yet.
i want to display the SQL server data which is in table form into the SHarepoint.
I dont have sharepoint 2007/2010
I just have SHarepoint services 3.0 and sharepoint designer 2007
please help.
I think business data catalog cant be used in this version.
IS it true ?
do i have to go for paid version ?
You could use SharePoint designer to create a webpart that shows sql data. Look at the following article. YOu cannot use that data in another way (i.e. as a column in a list or something linke that, you need the BDC for that).