Showing posts with label column. Show all posts
Showing posts with label column. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Reporting Services 2005 Catalog table

Hi
Can someone please point me in the right direction to find all the possible values and their meaning for the Type column found in the Catalog table.

Thanks
JWWe don't document the tables structure for the RS catalog. If you want to interract with the report server, you should use the SOAP APIs.

Thanks
Tudor

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Reporting Services - Only Measures on Column axis

Hi,

I'm currently using AS 2005 and Reporting Services.

I have some results of a query split into age buckets (0-90 days, 91-180 days, etc). I would like to display the buckets, whether there are results or not as I am using them in the column . If I do not include "Non Empty", it returns a huge number of records because there is a cross join with another dimension which does not need to include all records.
For example, here is my query:

SELECT NON EMPTY { [Measures].[To Bill Amount] } ON COLUMNS,

NON EMPTY { (

[Product].[Product Name].[Product Name].ALLMEMBERS*

[Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[Age Buckets].ALLMEMBERS ) }

ON ROWS

FROM ( SELECT ( { [Client].[Client Key].&[2] } ) ON COLUMNS

FROM [Cube])

WHERE ( [Client].[Client Key].&[2])

So, I would like to include all [Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[Age Buckets] but only the Products that fall under the Client Key. Another thing to note is that Reporting Services seems to only allow measures on the Column axis.

Any help would be great.

Thanks.

Hi Dear

In SSRS try to make MDX in Such a way that result should look like Report output. By doing that U will save the design time as well as Report level calculation, I hope by doing this your report will be little bit faster. And see the functions like STRTOMEMBER, STRTOSET etc. You can use here Peramaters also. Using peramaters you will add a lot values in your reports. In your example I donnot know excatly how data U R storing in Age bukets. If there is only Age then make Calculated Members Or if there is age bucket in the desired format like [0-90 Days] etc. then use only U needed Buckets. Hope U will get some help.

WITH

MEMBER [Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[0-90 days] AS

CASE WHEN

[Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[Age Buckets] <= 90

THEN [Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[Age Buckets]

ELSE NULL END

MEMBER [Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[91-180 days] AS

CASE WHEN

[Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[Age Buckets] > 90

AND [Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[Age Buckets] <= 180

THEN [Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[Age Buckets]

ELSE NULL END

SELECT

NON EMPTY

{[Measures].[To Bill Amount]} ON COLUMNS,

{

(

{[Product].[Product Name].[Product Name]}

*

{

[Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[0-90 days],

[Transaction Date].[Age Buckets].[91-180 days]

}

)

}

ON ROWS

FROM (SELECT({[Client].[Client Key].&[2]}) ON COLUMNS

FROM [Cube])

WHERE ( [Client].[Client Key].&[2])

sql

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Reporting Services

Hello,
I am currently working on creating badges and labels. I want them to
be on 2 columns. I set the column property of the report to 2 and
added the function =Ceiling(RowNumber(Nothing)/20) in for the List
data region that I used. I have also tried using a table but it didnt
work for me. Let me know if you know the trick to creating a 2
columned badge in reporting services.
Thanks,
NunuOn Apr 14, 11:42=A0am, nardosa...@.gmail.com wrote:
> Hello,
> I am currently working on creating badges and labels. I want them to
> be on 2 columns. I set the column property of the report to 2 and
> added the function =3DCeiling(RowNumber(Nothing)/20) in for the List
> data region that I used. I have also tried using a table but it didnt
> work for me. Let me know if you know the trick to creating a 2
> columned badge in reporting services.
> Thanks,
> Nunu
Any insight'

Friday, March 9, 2012

reporting service client and column selection

can I use excel as a client for my reporting service? I see some docs on it,
but can't find the actual product. I want the user to be able to select what
column to be displayed. Is that possible now? how about sql 2005.Reporting Services 2000 can export to Excel format.
Reporting Services 2005 can too.
Office 12 (due in about a year?) has some additional Business
Intelligence functionality. There isn't much public yet about what
that will consist of, but it looks likely that Excel will do some
interesting things with Analysis Services information.
Can you elaborate on your column-related question? I am not sure
precisely what you are asking.
Thanks
Andrew Watt
MVP - InfoPath
On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 11:55:02 -0700, NewSPUser
<NewSPUser@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>can I use excel as a client for my reporting service? I see some docs on it,
>but can't find the actual product. I want the user to be able to select what
>column to be displayed. Is that possible now? how about sql 2005.|||I don't mean export, I mean using excel directly connect to a reporting
server. basically, excel acting as a fat client.
column selection: if the report dispaly a table which consists of 10
columns, however, some user may not be interested in seeing all 10 columns.
Can the end user have the ability to hide/collapse that column? i.e. make the
report to display 5 columns instead of ten.
"Andrew Watt [MVP - InfoPath]" wrote:
> Reporting Services 2000 can export to Excel format.
> Reporting Services 2005 can too.
> Office 12 (due in about a year?) has some additional Business
> Intelligence functionality. There isn't much public yet about what
> that will consist of, but it looks likely that Excel will do some
> interesting things with Analysis Services information.
> Can you elaborate on your column-related question? I am not sure
> precisely what you are asking.
> Thanks
> Andrew Watt
> MVP - InfoPath
> On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 11:55:02 -0700, NewSPUser
> <NewSPUser@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> >can I use excel as a client for my reporting service? I see some docs on it,
> >but can't find the actual product. I want the user to be able to select what
> >column to be displayed. Is that possible now? how about sql 2005.
>|||I don't know precisely what BI in Office 12 will consist of but I
would expect to see more off-the-shelf functionality/integration of
SQL Server (2005?) BI apps with Office apps, including Excel then.
I believe you can use Excel (not sure which versions) to connect to a
Web Service. Since RS has a Web Service it should be possible to
produce a custom Excel app if you have the relevant VBA etc skills.
It's not something I have explored in detail.
Andrew Watt
MVP - InfoPath
On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 17:20:23 -0700, NewSPUser
<NewSPUser@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>I don't mean export, I mean using excel directly connect to a reporting
>server. basically, excel acting as a fat client.
>column selection: if the report dispaly a table which consists of 10
>columns, however, some user may not be interested in seeing all 10 columns.
>Can the end user have the ability to hide/collapse that column? i.e. make the
>report to display 5 columns instead of ten.
>"Andrew Watt [MVP - InfoPath]" wrote:
>> Reporting Services 2000 can export to Excel format.
>> Reporting Services 2005 can too.
>> Office 12 (due in about a year?) has some additional Business
>> Intelligence functionality. There isn't much public yet about what
>> that will consist of, but it looks likely that Excel will do some
>> interesting things with Analysis Services information.
>> Can you elaborate on your column-related question? I am not sure
>> precisely what you are asking.
>> Thanks
>> Andrew Watt
>> MVP - InfoPath
>> On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 11:55:02 -0700, NewSPUser
>> <NewSPUser@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>> >can I use excel as a client for my reporting service? I see some docs on it,
>> >but can't find the actual product. I want the user to be able to select what
>> >column to be displayed. Is that possible now? how about sql 2005.
>>

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Reporting server is not so smart as Analysis server

Hi,

I have a fact table with 2 columns value A and value B

In Analysis server I add a calculated column C as A / B

Now my data looks like this

A B C

0 10 0

5 10 0.5

If you add totals in Analysis server you get

5 20 and 0.25 which is correct

If you add totals in Reporting server you get

5 20 and 0.5 which is not correct.

How can I fix this ?

Thanks in advance

Constantijn

If you are using a table report, in your group footer you could add an expression for C that equates to

=sum(Fields!A.value)/sum(Fields!B.Value)

|||

Or, assuming that the report uses the SSAS cube, instead of using SUM use Aggregate as explained here.

|||

Teo,

Many thanks for that tip - I had totally missed that little trick.

Will

|||Thanks, I wasn't aware of the that function

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Reporting server is not so smart as Analysis server

Hi,

I have a fact table with 2 columns value A and value B

In Analysis server I add a calculated column C as A / B

Now my data looks like this

A B C

0 10 0

5 10 0.5

If you add totals in Analysis server you get

5 20 and 0.25 which is correct

If you add totals in Reporting server you get

5 20 and 0.5 which is not correct.

How can I fix this ?

Thanks in advance

Constantijn

If you are using a table report, in your group footer you could add an expression for C that equates to

=sum(Fields!A.value)/sum(Fields!B.Value)

|||

Or, assuming that the report uses the SSAS cube, instead of using SUM use Aggregate as explained here.

|||

Teo,

Many thanks for that tip - I had totally missed that little trick.

Will

|||Thanks, I wasn't aware of the that function