I am trying to find the datasource of an SSRS report
I go to Properties and Data Sources then I see a bath in "A shared data source" (which was ticked)
"/Dynamics/Reports/Data Sources/dsJobReporting"
when I click on Browse next to it there is no such data source,
I reopened the folders but could not find any data source in there.
The "A custom data source" is not ticked, so it is disabled.
The report shows data when I click on "View Report"
but I dont know what is the source of that report!.
Is there any other way I can search for the data source?
Thanks
I found that the /Dynamics/Reports/Data Sources/ folder was hidden and the only way to access that not through the browse button.
I have to go to that folder through SSRS interface website.
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I'm trying to configure extent report in Jenkins using the Publish HTML reports plug in option.
The extent report is getting generated and working as expected, wondering why this report does not getting generated straight way once click on extent report option at Jenkins project dashboard.
Right now the the Jenkins showing me a link (zip file) to view this extent report. is there any way that this report should get displayed without any zip file link option so this can then useful to add as reporting attachment after post build.
Configuration of published HTML report
Extent report links at dashboard and left hand side panel
On clicking any of the extent report option the Jenkins takes me at following page where only "back to project Name" and Zip link option displayed
How to enable jenkins to display the extent report without any further linking around.
I have a 2012 SSRS report that process thousands of records, it's a paginated report via an SSRS parameter.
When we export the report, the data is being sent to multiple spreadsheets (due to the pagination).
Is there any way to avoid this? To keep pagination but export the data to a single spreadsheet?
Thanks
There are two different kind of "pages" when viewing a report. There are natural breaks based on the page size and then there are hard page breaks that can be set to occur between objects or groups.
With hard page breaks it's all or nothing. The sheets created during export are a direct reflection of the page breaks in the report.
However, if you simply let the report create pages during viewing and don't specify any actual page breaks, all the data will export to one sheet!
Another hack way of doing this is.. have another version of the same report without the group pagination. Hide this report. Have a text box on your original report.. call it "Export to Excel" or something like that.. under actions for the textbox.. select go to URL. and in there put in your report server path to your hidden report.. including any parameters in your original report.
The link would look something like this - Note the Command at the end of the URL:
"http://yoursite/ReportServer/Pages/Folder.aspx/Production%20Reports/?%2fProduction+Reports%2fYOUR_HIDDEN_Report"&"¶meter1=" & Parameters!parameter1.value &"¶meter2="& Parameters!parameter2.value,& "&rs:Command=Render&rs:Format=EXCEL"
You have to play around with the link to get the correct link.. Once you have the correct link.. run the original report report and click on the "Export to Excel" Button / text box .. You will now see a prompt to download the Excel file..
You should not have a as a single sheet.. done.
I use Intellij to inspect databases, run sql, view data in tables etc. This all works fine but the only thing I am missing is the ability to define these datasources once and view them in all my projects i.e. that I can share them between other projects and not have to redefine them for new projects. Is this possible in Intellij?
Go to the Database tool window and click on the Data Source Properties button. Select the data source you want to make global. Click on the Make Global button in the tool bar above.
The Make Global button looks like this:
Now you can use the data source from all your projects. However a global data source is not stored in the project files, so any other developers working on the same project will need to define their own data source.
The Make Global button is no longer green (Intellij Ultimate 2018.02).
It's located above the datasource list, as in the (crappy) screenshot.
In Intellij 2020.1, click on the Database view, then click on "Data Source Properties" (database with wrench icon). On the dialog that opens, click on "Make global", which is the 5th icon (screenshot below).
In IntelliJ 2019.1, 2019.2 to share connection to DB with multiple projects:
Open Database panel
Datasource Properties
Make Global
So how I did it on 2018.3 was to go to the Database tool window then right click on your datasource you want to copy then Database Tools -> Copy Datasource to Clipboard. In the Database window for the project you want to copy to click the + at the top left and it has an option to Import from Clipboard.
In IntelliJ 2019.3 to share connection to DB with multiple projects:
. Open Database panel
. Data source Properties
. Click the blueMake Global button
I have a sql server which hosts three groups of reports. Rather than linking to the reports manager page which shows all three report groups I decided I would like to link directly to a report group.
Here's the URI which i'm passing (this is coming from a silverlight usercontrol with a button click event)
http://localhost/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx?ItemPath=%2fConveyor+Reports&ViewMode=List
but instead it sends me to http://localhost/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx
In that link ^ i'm trying to link into the "Conveyor Reports" group directly. But the end result is always redirecting me to Reports Manager homepage.
I modified my formatting to
http://localhost/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx?ItemPath=/Conveyor%20Reports
and it worked.
How can the Report Manager interface be changed to view only from the gray bar right below the four tabs, view, properties, history and subscription?
It can't except va URL access direct to the ReportServer service where you have the options to specify which bars you want displayed.
Report Manager has no options or settings to control layout.
Edit:
Report Manager is another application that gives a GUI to manager reports. It simply uses the Report Server web service in the /ReportServer folder. You can not configure Report Manager layout at all.
URL Access does not use Report Manager: it goes directly to the web service. You can decide which tool bars you want when using URL Access.
If you want to link to a report without showing the top portion of the Report Manager window, you can use the following path.
http://MyServer/ReportServer?/MyFolder/MyReport
You can pass other parameters to set additional options such as show/hide toolbar, zoom, etc. See the following link for more info.
msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms152835.aspx