Showing posts with label ssrs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ssrs. Show all posts

Friday, March 9, 2012

Good books on SSRS?

Hi. Can you guys recommend some books with extensive information for beginners and advanced users? We need something comprehensive. Thank you.

Try mine ;-) (thanks to Teo Lachev for authoring the 1st Edition of this book

http://bretup.spaces.live.com/

http://www.manning.com/updegraff

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i personally like these two books:

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services 2005 (Paperback)
by Brian Larson

Professional SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services (Paperback)
by Paul Turley, Todd Bryant, James Counihan, Dave DuVarney

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Globals!ReportName behaves differently when SSRS integrated with M

I have a report where I use Globals!ReportName in the header of the report
for the report title. In Development and on SSRS stand alone the value for
Globals!ReportName is in mixed case and the file extension is omitted. When
the report is published to a MOSS server integrated with SSRS the value for
Globals!ReportName is all in lower case and the file extension is included.
Is there any reason for this change in behavior and is there a way I can put
back the mixed case and omit the file extension?I just noticed this is also affecting the root level of the Document Map with
one exception. The case is all in lower case but the file extension is
omitted when rendered on MOSS. It works fine on SSRS.
"Ben Holcombe" wrote:
> I have a report where I use Globals!ReportName in the header of the report
> for the report title. In Development and on SSRS stand alone the value for
> Globals!ReportName is in mixed case and the file extension is omitted. When
> the report is published to a MOSS server integrated with SSRS the value for
> Globals!ReportName is all in lower case and the file extension is included.
> Is there any reason for this change in behavior and is there a way I can put
> back the mixed case and omit the file extension?