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Re: Error using ModalPopupExtender with UpdatePanel
We have the same problems, including the last release 30930. Only release 30512 works fine. We have tried to replace the ModalPopupExtender control from the old release in the source code, but it doesn't help. Looks like the problem is more global. In the current release (30930) - the OkControlId and CancelControlId doesn't work or cause full post back to the server, the content of modal dialog is damaged (content is aligned by center), and each textbox in the modal dialog has redundant "
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Maryan
on 10/2/2009
Re: Can I use Report Viewer Control with VS 2003
The one solution is to create own simple/advanced viewer by calling MS SQL Reporting Services 2005 webservices directly (ReportExecution2005.asmx etc)
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Maryan
on 11/5/2008
Re: Complicated report template (multi-columns subreport?)
There are some information in the gray rectangles at the left and top (like agent photo etc). Also there are some information about products in the middle (photo, price, description etc) - in the green rectangles (each green rectangle has the same free form template based on the List component). My idea was to use a subreport with 3 columns layout and one designed List element with required template. I still didn't find a good solution how to design required report templates like this one. I
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Maryan
on 2/11/2008
Complicated report template (multi-columns subreport?)
Hi everyone, We are working on a some required report templates and we are in a some deadlock now... We need to desing report templates something like on the image below. Our idea was to use a subreport to design required list (marked as green rectangles), but the problem is that subreport does not support multi-columns layout... Does somebody have a some ideas how to design this report using MS SQL Reporting Services 2005?
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Maryan
on 2/8/2008
Re: Report Model - Custom Code or Assembly Reference
Ok, I found solution by myself. As usually it is not possible to receive an answer for non standard/simple question on these forums, even from Microsoft guys. If someone have the same problem - my solution is based on the one CLR based Table-Valued Function (TVF) that accept one parameter (ID of the row) and do all required custom logic, one additional Transact-SQL TVF that use first TVF and feature of the SQL server '... CROSS APPLY ...', actually it selects ID from the real DB table and
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Maryan
on 7/10/2007
Re: Report Model - Custom Code or Assembly Reference
Also I have a new question. We moved our database to the SQL Server 2005. We can not use Table-Valued Function (TVF), because our origin table contains more than 200000 records, and TVF haven't access to the Select/Query Parameters (it can be much more powerful in this case), so to create a dynamic table with 200k records and then select 10-20 records for report will be really very bad idea. I created CLR based stored procedure and deployed it to the server, it works, but I don't know how
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Maryan
on 7/2/2007
Re: Report Model - Custom Code or Assembly Reference
Hi Rex Lin, thank you for a reply. Exactly - I need to create a Models to enable my customers to create own specific reports by the Report Builder (nice feature of the SSRS 2005 from the first view). That is why we have selected this solution from Microsoft. Actually this column is implementation of the Custom Fields of the some model, so in this column are decoded X custom columns, as result from the real column in the table - ColumnA, we need to create dynamic columns ColumnA1, ColumnA2, ColumnA3
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Maryan
on 6/29/2007
Report Model - Custom Code or Assembly Reference
Hi, I'm trying to create a new Report Model Project, but I have a problem. The problem is that I have a one custom column in the database table, lets say column's name is 'Test', with encoded data, so I need to add a new field to the generated model, lets say 'Test Decoded', and use a some method from my custom assembly to decode the data in the expression designer. I don't see how to use a method from my added custom assembly in the expression designer, also I was browsing
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Maryan
on 6/27/2007
Re: localhost/reports not found
1. Make sure that Home.aspx is a default webpage for the related web site in the IIS, or try this http://localhost/reports/home.aspx ; 2. Make sure that the asp.net 2.0 version is selected for this web site; 3. It's better to have an own pool for asp.net 2.0 applications in the win 2003.
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Maryan
on 5/6/2007
Re: Need help with sql reports drop down sorting
[quote user="cpowers"] I am using the sql report out of my business int. in my 2005. I can not find the interactive sort feature. I can go to my colum right click the property box appears but I do not have any selection for the interactice sort feature...[/quote] After right click on the any table's header column, the Textbox Properties modal window will appear, with next tabs: "General, Visibility, ... , Interactive Sort, Data Output". The second way - just select any header
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Maryan
on 3/27/2007
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