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jassie
Constraint Violating Yak Guru
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 Posted - 2014-06-25 : 17:42:50
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| The questions apply to using temp tables when executing 5 datasets in the same main ssrs report.Here is the description of the ssrs 2208 report:In a new SSRS 2008 report, I am allowing the user to select which report they would like to see generated by selecting the report name from a dropdown list. This is a multi-valued parameter and the parameter name is called 'report'. The default value is for all 5 reports to be selected. All 5 reports are on the 'main' report. There will be no subreports. Each report has its own unique matrix and the matrix is visibile based upon what is selected in the parameter called 'report'.The following is how I make all 5 reports show up as a default selection.1.Right-click the multiple parameter ‘repot’ to open the Properties dialog box.2.Specify the values below in the Available values: Label: report1 Value: report1 Label: report2 Value: report2 Label: report3 Value: report3 Label: report4 Value: report4 Label: report5 Value: report53.Specify the values below as the Default Values: report1 report2 report3 report4 report54.Right-click the ‘report1’ to open the Tablix Properties dialog box.5.Select Visibility in the left pane, type the expression below in the “Show or hide based on an expression” textbox: =iif(InStr(join(Parameters!report.Value,","),"report1")>0,false,true)6.Use the expressions below to control the visibility of the ‘report2’, ‘report3’, ‘report4’, ’report5’: =iif(InStr(join(Parameters!report.Value,","),"report2")>0,false,true) =iif(InStr(join(Parameters!report.Value,","),"report3")>0,false,true) =iif(InStr(join(Parameters!report.Value,","),"report4")>0,false,true) =iif(InStr(join(Parameters!report.Value,","),"report5")>0,false,true)The questions are:1. Can I use a temp table called '##temp' in the firstdata set and have the other 4 datasets refere to '##temp'? I am asking the question since all 5 datasets use the same stored procedure. If this possible, can you tell me how to setup the code?2. When I am running visual studio 2008 and create a temp table called '#test'. I get results. However if I change the sql for the dataset and rerun the query, the results from the orginal temp table remains. The column headers remain the same, but the data that is returned is from the original query before the dataset was changed. I found out that I have to stop by visual studio 2008 session, and start a new session for the new values for the dataset to be returned. In the original dataset code I had the statement drop #test and that did not work. Thus can you tell me how to solve this issue? |
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influent
Constraint Violating Yak Guru
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Posted - 2014-06-25 : 18:03:44
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| 1. I don't think datasets are guaranteed to run in a certain order, in my experience they've executed simultaneously. So I don't think that will work.2. I don't see how you could have been getting data from #test when you were explicitly dropping it, if that's what you're saying, but Visual Studio does annoying and strange things. Did it error out because you should have used DROP TABLE #test? |
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jassie
Constraint Violating Yak Guru
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Posted - 2014-06-26 : 11:06:09
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| visual studio said I do not have permission to drop the table. The dbas here said I do have permission to drop the tables. |
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ssrs 2008 using temp tables