Showing posts with label deploy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deploy. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Report Model Deployment Problem (DataSource)

I created a new Report Model project and specified folders for both the model and the datasources. For some reason, every time I deploy the model I get an error stating the datasource cannot be found. I've tried changing the project properties to no end. Here's the specific output

Deploying to http://localhost/ReportServer?%2f

Deploying data source '/Data Sources/CRM Database Conection'.

Deploying model 'CRM Filtered View Model'.

The item '/Data Sources/CRM Database Connection' cannot be found.

This seems to happen a lot when creating logical joins from tables from different datasources.

Report Model Deployment Problem (DataSource)

I created a new Report Model project and specified folders for both the model and the datasources. For some reason, every time I deploy the model I get an error stating the datasource cannot be found. I've tried changing the project properties to no end. Here's the specific output

Deploying to http://localhost/ReportServer?%2f

Deploying data source '/Data Sources/CRM Database Conection'.

Deploying model 'CRM Filtered View Model'.

The item '/Data Sources/CRM Database Connection' cannot be found.This seems to happen a lot when creating logical joins from tables from different datasources.

Report Model Deployment Error

Hi All,
I created a report model and when I tried to deploy I got the following:

The model ID of the submitted model must match that of the current model

I have searched all over for the cause and solution but, have had no luck.

Can someone please help me?

Thanks,

Roy
The SemanticModel ID of the submitted model must match the semantic model id of the existing model, otherwise you'll get this error.

The solution is to delete model from server (using Report Manager or Management Studio)before deploying.|||Yes, I had the same problem. Surely a deploy would be able to deal with this automatically?|||Deploy tries not to override existing model with completely different model.

Report Model Deployment Error

Hi All,
I created a report model and when I tried to deploy I got the following:

The model ID of the submitted model must match that of the current model

I have searched all over for the cause and solution but, have had no luck.

Can someone please help me?

Thanks,

Roy
The SemanticModel ID of the submitted model must match the semantic model id of the existing model, otherwise you'll get this error.

The solution is to delete model from server (using Report Manager or Management Studio)before deploying.|||Yes, I had the same problem. Surely a deploy would be able to deal with this automatically?|||Deploy tries not to override existing model with completely different model.sql

Report Model Deployment : The model ID of the submitted model must match that of the

Running 2005 Beta 3 Refresh. When I first deploy, it works fine. Subsequent deployments yield the following error:

Error 1 The model ID of the submitted model must match that of the
current model. C:\Source\********.smdl 0 0
Tongue Tied

When I change the name of the smdl, it works fine. (Properties of the .smdl file)

Any ideas?

For existing models Deploy actually means Update

However if Model ID is different, this cannot be considered as Update - the model may be completely different. In this case user must remove model from server before re-deploying it.

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Yes, thanks.

The scenario arises when you try to deploy a model in a NEW report project which has the same name as a model designed in a previous report project.

Jean-Pierre

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Lev Semenets - MSFT wrote:

For existing models Deploy actually means Update

However if Model ID is different, this cannot be considered as Update - the model may be completely different. In this case user must remove model from server before re-deploying it.

How can i remove a model from the server.?

Thanks !!|||

Programmatically - by calling SOAP API method DeleteItem()

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Hi,

no need to do SOAP.

Just go to the reporting web site, go to the models folder and delete the report.

Re-deploy and it's updated version is back in the folder.

Report Model Deployment : The model ID of the submitted model must match that of the

Running 2005 Beta 3 Refresh. When I first deploy, it works fine. Subsequent deployments yield the following error:

Error 1 The model ID of the submitted model must match that of the
current model. C:\Source\********.smdl 0 0
Tongue Tied

When I change the name of the smdl, it works fine. (Properties of the .smdl file)

Any ideas?

For existing models Deploy actually means Update

However if Model ID is different, this cannot be considered as Update - the model may be completely different. In this case user must remove model from server before re-deploying it.

|||

Yes, thanks.

The scenario arises when you try to deploy a model in a NEW report project which has the same name as a model designed in a previous report project.

Jean-Pierre

|||

Lev Semenets - MSFT wrote:

For existing models Deploy actually means Update

However if Model ID is different, this cannot be considered as Update - the model may be completely different. In this case user must remove model from server before re-deploying it.

How can i remove a model from the server.?

Thanks !!
|||

Programmatically - by calling SOAP API method DeleteItem()

|||

Hi,

no need to do SOAP.

Just go to the reporting web site, go to the models folder and delete the report.

Re-deploy and it's updated version is back in the folder.

Report Model Deployment : The model ID of the submitted model must match that of the

Running 2005 Beta 3 Refresh. When I first deploy, it works fine. Subsequent deployments yield the following error:

Error 1 The model ID of the submitted model must match that of the
current model. C:\Source\********.smdl 0 0
Tongue Tied

When I change the name of the smdl, it works fine. (Properties of the .smdl file)

Any ideas?

For existing models Deploy actually means Update

However if Model ID is different, this cannot be considered as Update - the model may be completely different. In this case user must remove model from server before re-deploying it.

|||

Yes, thanks.

The scenario arises when you try to deploy a model in a NEW report project which has the same name as a model designed in a previous report project.

Jean-Pierre

|||

Lev Semenets - MSFT wrote:

For existing models Deploy actually means Update

However if Model ID is different, this cannot be considered as Update - the model may be completely different. In this case user must remove model from server before re-deploying it.

How can i remove a model from the server.?

Thanks !!|||

Programmatically - by calling SOAP API method DeleteItem()

|||

Hi,

no need to do SOAP.

Just go to the reporting web site, go to the models folder and delete the report.

Re-deploy and it's updated version is back in the folder.

Report Model Deployment : The model ID of the submitted model must match that of the

Running 2005 Beta 3 Refresh. When I first deploy, it works fine. Subsequent deployments yield the following error:

Error 1 The model ID of the submitted model must match that of the
current model. C:\Source\********.smdl 0 0
Tongue Tied

When I change the name of the smdl, it works fine. (Properties of the .smdl file)

Any ideas?

For existing models Deploy actually means Update

However if Model ID is different, this cannot be considered as Update - the model may be completely different. In this case user must remove model from server before re-deploying it.

|||

Yes, thanks.

The scenario arises when you try to deploy a model in a NEW report project which has the same name as a model designed in a previous report project.

Jean-Pierre

|||

Lev Semenets - MSFT wrote:

For existing models Deploy actually means Update

However if Model ID is different, this cannot be considered as Update - the model may be completely different. In this case user must remove model from server before re-deploying it.

How can i remove a model from the server.?

Thanks !!|||

Programmatically - by calling SOAP API method DeleteItem()

|||

Hi,

no need to do SOAP.

Just go to the reporting web site, go to the models folder and delete the report.

Re-deploy and it's updated version is back in the folder.

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Report Layout after deploy

Hi everybody,

I have problem to creating the report using report server. After report degining as report project, the report appeared proper in the layout . But it doesn't show with proper alignment, After deploy this report in the reporting server . How to rectify this.

Please anybody is in, share with your idea.

Good day

What do you mean by alignment ? Make sure that Reporting Services tries to guess (also in the designer) how you want to data to be displayed in the report, meaning that like in excel numeric values are aligned right and string values are aligned left by default.

HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de|||

Try viewing the report as a PDF - sometimes there are differences in the way it is displayed as a web page and PDF.

The PDF may be closer/the same as the way you designed it.

99

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It sounds like you have overlapping report items (rather than e.g. an item being contained within another item).

Overlapping items are only supported in PDF, image rendering, and preview, but not in HTML.

-- Robert

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Yes, You are right. The controls are overlapped in my report degin . After rectify this, the report display properly. After that, i m facing another problem for using the subreport. it hasn't display properly. If you have any solution, please provide to me

Thanks

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Report in CRM ?

Hi All,
I created a report for Microsoft CRM 3.0... Do I have to "deploy" it
to the CRM server in order to use it in CRM or only to "build" the RDL
and add it in CRM ?
Any tips on this will be very helpfull
ThanksRDL is all XML, I dont really think "building" does much
"Frank" <flefe2000@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1170335048.873329.127820@.s48g2000cws.googlegroups.com...
> Hi All,
> I created a report for Microsoft CRM 3.0... Do I have to "deploy" it
> to the CRM server in order to use it in CRM or only to "build" the RDL
> and add it in CRM ?
> Any tips on this will be very helpfull
> Thanks
>