SSRS.csv Export Issue
We are currently facing an issue with the CSV export functionality in SSRS reports-both through manual export and via subscriptions. Specifically, the column headers in the exported.csv file are not matching the header names defined in the report layout. For example, a column labeled "Customer Name" in the report layout is appearing as "Customer_Name" in the exported CSV file. This discrepancy is causing challenges in downstream processes that rely on consistent header naming. Due to access limitations I can not make changes to server config file so I am looking for help on report level solution or advise
SSRS Subscriptions "To" Field Not User Email
Hi, I know this has numerous other posts, but I could not find crystal clear, satisfactory answers in any of them. SSRS 2019 When a user subscribes to a report in SSRS, the "To" field is pre-populated. However, it is pre-populated with their username, not their email. In our case, the username is part of the email, e.g. "email address removed for privacy reasons". I tried altering the SendEmailToUserAlias attribute in the rsreportserver.config file, but changing this to False merely makes it editable, and we don't want it to be editable. We want the email to show up. (If it is editable, users could have control over the email a subscription it gets sent to, and the point of the feature is for them to be able to set up subscriptions for themselves.) (Mine does let me edit because of elevated permissions, but "To" is appropriately greyed out for standard users) Changing the DefaultHostName attribute doesn't seem to either update the pre-populated email nor does it seem to constrain the domain to which emails can be sent (which could maybe be okay if we really couldn't get the true email pre-populated, but isn't desirable either). I put the same host name that is used in Report Server Configuration Manager for the sender address, which is on the same domain as user email addresses. In AD, the userPrincipalName is the full email address. The only attribute that seems to have just the username is sAMAccountName - is this indeed what SSRS is pulling from? I would rather not have to change this attribute, but I might be willing to if it meant that users could subscribe to emails themselves automatically. Is there really NO way to have the "To" field pull in the users email address?
Reporting Functionality | Power BI paginated Reports| SSRS
Hello, I need to create a report on Power BI paginated report which is similar to SSRS ,where I need to show a report as given below. From the report which I have created got the result as below. Now I need to generate a new column called TestNo column which need to be included in my result shown above. But it should be based on SDIDATAITEMID value which I have shown above. It should give me the values as TestNo 8043366 - 1 8043367 - 2 8043368 - 3 8043369 - 1 8043370 - 1 8043371 - 2 ,.... Likewise.... I can provide more info if someone could help me here.Authentication error when refreshing SSRS 2019 report
We are encountering authentication issue when refreshing the report in SSRS web portal. Report Server is configured to run using Virtual Service Account. In the RSReportServer.config file, RSWindowsNTLM authentication type is used. The report is connecting to the data source (internal product) using custom ADO.NET Data Provider. Data source is configured with "As the user viewing the report" credentials. Test connection works. When the user opens the report for the first time, report opens successfully. In our product log, we see that the connection was made using logged on domain user account. When the user refreshes the report after some time (3 minutes), report fails to load due to authentication error. In our product log, we see that the connection was made using service account (machine account of the SSRS server) and authentication fails because the service (machine) account is not allowed to access our product. The same configuration works successfully in SSRS 2016. Not sure why the report in SSRS 2019 is connecting to data source using service account instead of logged on domain user account even though it's configured to use the user account viewing the report. I have experimented with RSWindowsNegotiate and EnableAuthPersistence in RSReportServer.config. The issue still exists. Any help/guidance would be appreciated.
SSRS - Slow SQL Connection Opening with ActiveDirectory User
Hi Everybody TL;DR: We are facing a problem with very slow SqlConnections (~20sec per connection) from a specific ReportServer to a Microsoft SQL Server and an Analysis Service Instance. Details see below. The current setup: SQL, SSAS and SSRS instances all installed on the same (Windows) server. There are two datasources configured on our SSRS (one connecting to SQL and one connecting to SSAS). The login-credentials for both datasources are configured with the same AD-user. Our problem: The SSRS-Reports are slow to load (it takes up to several minutes to render the report). We have viewed the log file and could see, that the sqlConnection opening takes up to 20 seconds. And that for each connection! On other ReportServers we have installed, it takes only a few milliseconds. It's not only the first call after some standby, but also every subsequent call. We have also made some performance tests for the specific SQL and MDX queries. The queries themselves are fast. Also the connection to the DB via OLEDB-driver (with the same AD-User) is instantaneous. What we have already tried: - During our analysis, we found the SPNs weren't registered. This has since been fixed: still the same poor performance. - We changed the credentials of the SQL-datasource on the ReportServer to a SQL-user: the test connection was now instantaneous. - But since we need an AD-user for the SSAS-datasource, we tried a totally new AD-user and used its credentials for the datasources: still the same poor perfomance. The next step that comes to mind, would be to completely remove and re-install SSRS, but we'd like to avoid this, if it turns out to not improve the situation at all. Are there any other steps that come to mind, we should/could try before a re-install? Thanks in advance for your help, Toby
Navigate to different report from one SSRS Report
Sent by you: I have a Invoice SSRS report, for that I have format(SSRS Report) A, B and C, I want when user looking at format A then user should be able to switch to other format, here format means other report. although it is working fine in visual studio but when i added that report in CRM, it show this error: Details are not available because the subreport is missing. For help adding the subreport to Microsoft Dynamics 365, contact your Microsoft Dynamics 365 administrator.
