Showing posts with label subreport. Show all posts
Showing posts with label subreport. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

An internal error occurred on the report server - subreport - tabl

Judging from the posts, it seems I'm not the only one having this problem. I
too get this error when I put my subreport in a particulart table grouping.
It seems to work fine in other places on the report (though I haven't tried
them all). NoRows doesn't work at all in 2005 from what I can tell and that
may be part of the problem, but even when I run the report where this is
always data in the subreport it crashes. Also, like some, it doesn't happen
for me until I try to navigate in the report. Even scrolling causes it. I
suppose that the error log doesn't exist from what I've read here. Has
anyone found anything on this issue? Any work-arounds?
-- Thanks in advance,
Mike Yeager
MikeYeager.comPS This is a client side report (rdlc) and it's not defined or published in
SQL Server.
--
Mike Yeager

Sunday, March 11, 2012

an error with a subreport

Hello , I have created a new project of reporting services, then I added a rdl file of another report this latter contain asubreport, then when I tried to run this report the rendering of the sub report is failed displaying this error message :

[rsErrorExecutingSubreport] An error occurred while executing the subreport ‘AcctSummarySR’: Report /Sous-rapport Rsum du compte cannot be compiled. Verify the report name and that the report is in the current project.

Even when I add a new sub report the same error message is diplayed related to the new report

Thanks in advance

Both report files (main report and sub report) have to be included in your VS project.|||How do I reference a report in another project (but in the same solution) as a subreport?

an error with a subreport

Hello , I have created a new project of reporting services, then I added a rdl file of another report this latter contain asubreport, then when I tried to run this report the rendering of the sub report is failed displaying this error message :

[rsErrorExecutingSubreport] An error occurred while executing the subreport ‘AcctSummarySR’: Report /Sous-rapport Rsum du compte cannot be compiled. Verify the report name and that the report is in the current project.

Even when I add a new sub report the same error message is diplayed related to the new report

Thanks in advance

Both report files (main report and sub report) have to be included in your VS project.|||How do I reference a report in another project (but in the same solution) as a subreport?

Monday, February 13, 2012

Always show Subreport (need to always show Background Color)

I have tried adding a second dataset so that my subreport always returns a result, but this has not worked yet. I need a subreport to always show because the row is in Gainsboro background color and when there is no data, half the row is Gainsboro and half is White.

Any ideas?

make sure your query is returning a row, even if it is blank, or at least return a empty value if your result set is empty.

if mydataset.count (or whatever) =0 then

return " "

end if

you could check for this in your sql statement or query.

always show subreport

I have a report with many subreports. Recently the user requested that
they would like the subreport to show even if no data is returned in
the subreport. (They want the space on the report to show) Can this be
done without redoing the whole report and taking out the subreports? I
have tried everything I can think of. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Missyaggiechick717 wrote:
> I have a report with many subreports. Recently the user requested that
> they would like the subreport to show even if no data is returned in
> the subreport. (They want the space on the report to show) Can this be
> done without redoing the whole report and taking out the subreports? I
> have tried everything I can think of. Any ideas?
> Thanks in advance.
> Missy
I have a similar issue but I am not able to figure it out please let me
know if you have found an answer
Thanks
shri|||I think i found a soln .......not confident about it
though.......try placing the subreport in a rectangle .let me know if
this helps
Thanks
shri|||I didn't get it to work...did you?
shri wrote:
> I think i found a soln .......not confident about it
> though.......try placing the subreport in a rectangle .let me know if
> this helps
> Thanks
> shri

always show subreport

I have a report with many subreports. Recently the user requested that
they would like the subreport to show even if no data is returned in
the subreport. (They want the space on the report to show) Inside the
subreport is a table where the data is returned. Can this subreport be
shown spaces and all
without redoing the whole report and taking out the subreports? I
have tried everything I can think of. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
MissyNo, BUT, what you could do is have text that appears and says something like
No Data Available or something like that. You could make it verbiage that is
specific to the subreport. In your main report click on the subreport. There
is a proberty called No Data or something like that where you can set it to
some text.
See if that will be enough for them.
Note depending on what you are doing, subreports might be the only way to do
it.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"aggiechick717" <mhoppe@.chkenergy.com> wrote in message
news:1164732075.527332.124750@.80g2000cwy.googlegroups.com...
>I have a report with many subreports. Recently the user requested that
> they would like the subreport to show even if no data is returned in
> the subreport. (They want the space on the report to show) Inside the
> subreport is a table where the data is returned. Can this subreport be
> shown spaces and all
> without redoing the whole report and taking out the subreports? I
> have tried everything I can think of. Any ideas?
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Missy
>|||Yes I have done that, but they still want space to write (a couple of
lines) is there any way to add lines to the no data comment?
Bruce L-C [MVP] wrote:
> No, BUT, what you could do is have text that appears and says something like
> No Data Available or something like that. You could make it verbiage that is
> specific to the subreport. In your main report click on the subreport. There
> is a proberty called No Data or something like that where you can set it to
> some text.
> See if that will be enough for them.
> Note depending on what you are doing, subreports might be the only way to do
> it.
>
> --
> Bruce Loehle-Conger
> MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
> "aggiechick717" <mhoppe@.chkenergy.com> wrote in message
> news:1164732075.527332.124750@.80g2000cwy.googlegroups.com...
> >I have a report with many subreports. Recently the user requested that
> > they would like the subreport to show even if no data is returned in
> > the subreport. (They want the space on the report to show) Inside the
> > subreport is a table where the data is returned. Can this subreport be
> > shown spaces and all
> > without redoing the whole report and taking out the subreports? I
> > have tried everything I can think of. Any ideas?
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> >
> > Missy
> >

Always Display Subreport (including background color)

I have tried adding a second dataset so that my subreport always returns a
result, but this has not worked yet. I need a subreport to always shown
because the row is in Gainsboro background color and when there is no data,
half the row is Gainsboro and half is White.
Any ideas?I also do something like that too. I use a dataset called 'ForceRows' that
looks like this.
SELECT 'DummyRow'
Steve MunLeeuw
"bjkaledas" <bjkaledas@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F2859D73-24D0-4F7D-96BD-A18B4B4BD4E7@.microsoft.com...
>I have tried adding a second dataset so that my subreport always returns a
> result, but this has not worked yet. I need a subreport to always shown
> because the row is in Gainsboro background color and when there is no
> data,
> half the row is Gainsboro and half is White.
> Any ideas?