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问题 I want remove header and footer from specific pages e.g from 2nd 3rd page out of 5 pages because when we export it to excel sheet it will merge cells and the sorting of excel will not work on sheet 2nd and 3rd. 回答1: I don't believe there is a way to remove the header/footer region from certain pages of the report. The only options SSRS gives is Print on First Page/ Print on Last Page options in the Header properties, so you can only control the first or last page of the report with those

问题 I created RDLC report layouts by using Visual Studio Report Designer. I need to display image on textbox. The image was set center align by Chris Hays 's method. But This method must set sizing to be "Clip" So It has a problem because when Image which it was getting from database is bigger than textbox. It would clipped like below. I tried to use sizing with "Fit Proportional" Mode. It can't set centered image by Chris Hays 's method. But if I use sizing with "Fit to size". I can ignore

问题 I have a solution file in BI that contains 10 report projects. I publish these projects manually with every change. I want to know that is there a solution to deploy these projects on report server programmatically? 回答1: Yes. Use the API: ReportOperationsCollection class This is what VS uses 回答2: We use TeamBuild that comes with M$ TFS. Works like a charm, except we had to write a custom build task to transform the data sources. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2323593/is-there-a-way

问题 I am making some changes to a legacy report (read: not created by me or anyone still here), and one of the requirements is to "Unhide Column A" And yes, when I run the report and export it to Excel, column A is almost completely obscured: When I expand it, it contains no data of its own. Why and how it is being "mostly hidden" this way, I don't know. But it apparently confuses or irritates the users that the first usable column is "B" How can I get column A to display without moving the

问题 Sorry for being a newbie to SSRS. My design goal: Near term: develop - using SSRS - a simple client side (no reporting server!) report - based on MS SQL data tables, and embed it into the .NET WPF client (application) Long term: for additional reports, hire external SSRS experts, so they will provide the reports developed, and I will integrate them into the same WPF application. I managed to do 2 things: Develop a simple report connecting to MS SQL, using Reports Builder 3.0 - as a result, an

问题 I have created an rdl doc that points at a proc that returns 90 000 rows and I am getting an out of memory exception. Is there a limit to how many rows the report projects can handle? Currently I have changed the proc that drives my report to just do a select Top 90 000. My specs are to be able to create a report with 120 000 rows. My report is a matrix. I swear last week I generated a report that has 106800 rows in it but now all of sudden I can't. I have written a rendering extension and

问题 I am trying to center the report title placed within report header on RDLC matrix report - this should have been quite straight-forward but I am struggling to achieve it. I am using VS 2010 (SP1) report designer to edit the RDLC. The report is quite simple - it contains report header with two text-boxes and body containing matrix (cross-tab) report. Out of two Report Header text-boxes, one is used for display static report title while other is used to display the single report parameter. The

问题 Chrome is my preferred browser; I need to interact with SQL Server Reporting Services, though, and when I navigate to a report created with Report Builder (*.rdl file), in Chrome I get no contextual menu. When hovering over the report, it does "light up" (a yellow border is drawn around it) and a dropdown arrow appears in the NE corner, but clicking it does nothing whatsoever. In IE, it works just fine. However, I really don't want to use IE if I don't have to. Sharepoint has similar issues

问题 I have a report and one of the fields calculates a timespan in an expression e.g =Fields!Date1.Value-Fields!Date2.Value I would like to display in the format dd:hh:mm:ss so days,hours,minutes and seconds. If i just leave the expression it sort of works but i get milliseconds which i don't want and if there are no days then that value disappears. I've seen lots of examples using formatting to get HH:mm:ss but not on how to do the days. 回答1: Try: =Floor(DateDiff("s",Fields!Date1.Value,Fields

问题 Based on what I see here, it seems as if "The size necessary to buffer the XML content exceeded the buffer quota" is usually due to a problem in the .rdl file, rather than really being an excess of data or so. But when there's a problem with the contents of the .rdl, usually the Preview tab won't display at all, instead informing me that errors in the report first need to be fixed. I'm getting no errors, though; it allows me to enter the report parameters, and runs for a time generating the