Showing posts with label SSRS Reports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SSRS Reports. Show all posts
Thursday, 2 June 2011
Monday, 31 January 2011
Adding Pipe Delimited Option for Report Rendering in SSRS
One of my customers created a report used to send data to another system via a file transfer. The problem is the transfer is not direct and requires a process to convert the CSV to pipe delimited. The system receiving the data has a format it expects that isn’t configurable and must be pipe delimited. Reporting Services comes with the ability to export a comma delimited out of the box, but that’s the only text file option by default.
After a little chat with Mr. Google I found that adding a new data rendering extension in SSRS is quite simple and any text file output you may want is just a change to the reportserver.config file away.
After a little chat with Mr. Google I found that adding a new data rendering extension in SSRS is quite simple and any text file output you may want is just a change to the reportserver.config file away.
Monday, 15 November 2010
Change the alternate background colour of rows in SSRS
Select the row in the report to change the alternate colours:
From properties, click on BackgroundColor and then expression,
Write the following code in the Expression window.
=iif(Rownumber(nothing) mod 2,"White","AliceBlue")
From properties, click on BackgroundColor and then expression,
Write the following code in the Expression window.
=iif(Rownumber(nothing) mod 2,"White","AliceBlue")
Thursday, 14 October 2010
SSRS Report taking long time to load
If stored procedure is working fine in SQL Server but taking long time in SSRS, use the command "With recompile" in stored procedure like:
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Create PROCEDURE [dbo].[spGBRGetAllCallRecords]
@pMSISDN varchar(50),
@pStartDate datetime,
@pEndDate datetime
with recompile
AS
SET FMTONLY OFF
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Create PROCEDURE [dbo].[spGBRGetAllCallRecords]
@pMSISDN varchar(50),
@pStartDate datetime,
@pEndDate datetime
with recompile
AS
SET FMTONLY OFF
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