In addition to these changes, we’ve provided a full list of updates and bug fixes we’ve made for mobile reports in an Excel Workbook you can download and view. Now, when you add the same item to the report canvas, the system will remove the underscores automatically and display the name properly on the reports. This wasn’t the best looking way to show field names to end users. Previously, when a data field name contained a space, Mobile Report Publisher would add underscores automatically to the field in the data preview tab AND on your report canvas. When you consume that shared dataset with Mobile Report Publisher, it will properly recognize the date field from your query without an additional calculated measure being required.Īnother improvement is the ability to display field names from your datasets without underscores. To try this new functionality out, create a simple MDX query using the Query Designer that includes a date field from your data model. This has been fixed in SQL Server 2016 SP1 when used in tandem with the latest release of Report Builder (or SQL Server Data Tools). One major item was improved recognition of dates from MDX queries without using the currently published workaround, which was required when using the MDX Query Designer in Report Builder. Improved support for dates from MDX queries
We’ll highlight two major items we’ve updated and also provide the full change list of updates and fixes for mobile reports that many of you have asked for to date. Click Next Button, and choose, 'I accept the terms in the License.
Next we need to install the ReportBuilder3.msi. First we need to download the Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder from here. Note: If you do not see any database available for selection, simply download the AdventureWorks2016.bak from Microsoft website and perform a restore with SQL. In my example, I've only added a CustID element that holds the value for the customerId report parameter (with this solution I also don't have to worry about matching the element name to the report parameter's name).In our last post around SQL Server 2016 SP1, we promised to do a post about some enhancements we’ve made to mobile reports in the latest release. In this article, we will look into the installation of Report Builder in a step by step way. Now you can populate your form with whatever additional input elements you want - you'll pick out the data to send to the report in your Action method.
This example sets the form's action attribute to a URL, which requests the CustomerSales report as an HTML page (and not as a PDF Html.BeginForm(New With, m.CustID) One solution to requesting the report is simply to use this URL in your form tag's action attribute. Because the URL includes the rs:Format=PDF option, the user will be given the opportunity to download the report as a file (other rs:Format options include Word and Excel) omitting the rs:Format option causes the report to be displayed as an HTML page. This particular URL is asking for the CustomerSales and passing a customerId of A123 as a parameter to the report.
A typical request might use a URL like this: After all, to call an SSRS report, all you have to do is issue a request to the reporting server's URL, incorporating into the URL's querystring the name of the report, any SSRS options and any parameters that control the output of your report.
The first option, Reporting Services SharePoint is the actual SSRS Service application. SSRS Integrated mode is part of the Shared Features collection (ie no SQL instances are installed), and it consists of two parts. Installing SharePoint, SQL and SSRS are beyond the scope of this post, so let’s pretend you already have those set up, and we’ll start from there. Initially, it might seem that adding a SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) report to your ASP.NET MVC application is a relatively straightforward thing to do. The first step is to mount the SQL Server media on a SharePoint server, and run the standard SQL Server installer. As such, the SharePoint integration with SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) is pretty much limited to getting the Report Viewer web part to work.