Hey guys,
Anyone know why my main report works but when i click on a link i've created
on the main report to link to another report, the other report doesn't show
up (IE just says 'done' and nothing is displayed)?
The reports link and load correctly when i'm using the preview tab within
VS.net though.
ACK!
Thanks guys,
AlI've run into this when my drillthrough (second) report takes
parameters based on the first, but is pointing to a different database,
thereby returning no results. Try to manually load the second report
using any valid parameter values from the first and see if you can
replicate this error.
Just be sure that both reports are going against the same database.
I've run into this when using key values which are different between
DEV and QA environments.
Mike
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Report Generator in VS.NET
We have a SQL server 2000 w/ Reporting services installed. I have a laptop
I use for development running Windows XP, w/ VS.Net enterprise installed.
[I know if you intall Reporting services on a Sql server with VS.net
installed you get the Business Intelligent Project types and, therefore,
have access to the Report generator. ]
My question is : Do I have to go to the Sql server and use VS.Net on the
server to use the report generator or is there some way to install and use
report generator from my laptop?
ThxThat's normal. Reporting Services is actually implemented as a Web Service
you can drive from anywhere.
Just run the RS installer on your laptop to get the VS.Net addin, and then
specify the Url of your server.
Or you can use the web front-end by pointing your browser at
http://<server>/Reports
brian
"adrian m" <nospam@.nospam.com> wrote in message
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> We have a SQL server 2000 w/ Reporting services installed. I have a
laptop
> I use for development running Windows XP, w/ VS.Net enterprise installed.
> [I know if you intall Reporting services on a Sql server with VS.net
> installed you get the Business Intelligent Project types and, therefore,
> have access to the Report generator. ]
> My question is : Do I have to go to the Sql server and use VS.Net on the
> server to use the report generator or is there some way to install and use
> report generator from my laptop?
> Thx
>
I use for development running Windows XP, w/ VS.Net enterprise installed.
[I know if you intall Reporting services on a Sql server with VS.net
installed you get the Business Intelligent Project types and, therefore,
have access to the Report generator. ]
My question is : Do I have to go to the Sql server and use VS.Net on the
server to use the report generator or is there some way to install and use
report generator from my laptop?
ThxThat's normal. Reporting Services is actually implemented as a Web Service
you can drive from anywhere.
Just run the RS installer on your laptop to get the VS.Net addin, and then
specify the Url of your server.
Or you can use the web front-end by pointing your browser at
http://<server>/Reports
brian
"adrian m" <nospam@.nospam.com> wrote in message
news:e8Q2ZkrbEHA.904@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> We have a SQL server 2000 w/ Reporting services installed. I have a
laptop
> I use for development running Windows XP, w/ VS.Net enterprise installed.
> [I know if you intall Reporting services on a Sql server with VS.net
> installed you get the Business Intelligent Project types and, therefore,
> have access to the Report generator. ]
> My question is : Do I have to go to the Sql server and use VS.Net on the
> server to use the report generator or is there some way to install and use
> report generator from my laptop?
> Thx
>
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