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In a previous post I showed how to quickly find reports that use custom report items (CRIs). The same idea can be applied to subreports as well. As an administrator of a report server, you may access the catalog database directly. Keep in mind that any
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As an administrator of a report server, you may occasionally ask yourself the question of what kind of reports are published in terms of their particular feature usage. For example: · Usage of Custom Report Items (CRIs) You plan to upgrade from RS 2005
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In a previous posting, I discussed dataset execution order in Reporting Services. In this posting, I will provide a few tips for situations where you or your report users are wondering what is the actual query executed by Reporting Services. While you
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One of the questions that I answer somewhat frequently, is about recursive groupings in Reporting Services and how to utilize parent-child hierarchies from an Analysis Services cube. The attachment of this posting contains a small report example I put
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The Reporting Services demo during the " BI Power Hour " session at the Microsoft Business Intelligence Conference was a lot of fun and well received. My colleague Carolyn Chau did great on stage presenting the demo we had put together. In my chalk talk
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A Reporting Services report can contain multiple dataset definitions. By default, datasets are executed in parallel . Now, in some situations you may not want this parallel query execution behavior - for example: Your data source system cannot handle
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Introduction SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services (SSRS 2008) features an on-demand report processing engine . This on-demand architecture has a number of key advantages over the processing engine design that existed in previous major releases. The most
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