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Query with parameter value that is used in the select
Hi, I am porting a report from another reporting platform and was having problems. Below is a simplified query (Oracle) similar to the actual query I am trying to port to SSRS. select @test from dual where to_number(@test) = to_number(@test) When running the above through the Design a query I get this: ORA-00936: missing expression ORA-00936: missing expression It does not like the condition in the where clause. Anyone got any idea on how to formulate this to work? Let me know. Thanks. TonySolvedtonyyu888Apr 30, 2024Copper Contributor167Views0likes1CommentHide the Parent Group total
Hi, I am working SSRS table report. I have added a parent group at Row level and subgroup has categories and I have added parent group as Total. So for each subgroup it will display the total. Below is my SQL Query Result: I have added parent group at row level by group on the below expression: =LEFT(Fields!SubCategory.Value, INSTR(Fields!SubCategory.Value, ".")-1) It was giving expected result. However, if we have more than one value in subcategory then it should add the total else it should display the only category. After applying the above expression at group level, the result would be as below. For Women and Infant it is fine as we have subcategories and we need total women and total infants. But in Children category we won't've any sub rows. So, I need to ignore total Children row and result should like below. I tried to hide the total row by applying different conditions at group level but no luck. Thanks, MGSolvedMGTech86Nov 22, 2023Copper Contributor325Views0likes1CommentTrouble finding/launching sql server 2019 reporting services project
Hello, We are planning to move to sql server 2019 reporting services. Previously we used SQL Server Data Tools 2017 to deploy reports . However now, because we have SQL Server 2019 and reporting services 2019 along with it, you've to use Visual Studio 2022 to create report projects. We followed everything under the title "Download SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) for Visual Studio" in this link: Download SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) - SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) | Microsoft Docs . We have even enabled data storage and processing tools. We can also see it's enabled in Extensions in Visual Studio . But when you launch the studio, it doesn't show any new project option to create a reporting services project . It has all sorts of projects including .NET but nothing for reporting!SolvedApplUser22Feb 25, 2022Copper Contributor560Views0likes2Comments
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