I was hoping the SP2 would fix this problem but Reporting Services
continues to lock up such that I can minimize/maximize it but if I place the
curser anywhere in the body of the app I get an hour glass. Also if I open
Windows Task Manager devenv.exe has 98% CPU time.
I get no errors or events and the app seems partially alive as if it were
waiting for a an input but there is no open dialogue box.
I try to remember to save my work but sometime I get so
absorbed that I forget and end up losing a lot of effort.
I anyone else running into this?I very seldom have that happen but others have posted about an issue that
seems to be a problem with the dataset design. If you are retrieving large
amounts of data in the development environment that can cause problems (as I
said I haven't seen this but I have seen reports of this happening). If you
are doing this then try being sure to only return a smaller amount of data
during development. Also, when switching between data tab and layout, RS
frequently does not realize that you have made a change. I alway hit save
all every time I switch between data and layout.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Mike Harbinger" <MikeH@.Cybervillage.net> wrote in message
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>I was hoping the SP2 would fix this problem but Reporting Services
> continues to lock up such that I can minimize/maximize it but if I place
> the
> curser anywhere in the body of the app I get an hour glass. Also if I open
> Windows Task Manager devenv.exe has 98% CPU time.
> I get no errors or events and the app seems partially alive as if it were
> waiting for a an input but there is no open dialogue box.
> I try to remember to save my work but sometime I get so
> absorbed that I forget and end up losing a lot of effort.
> I anyone else running into this?
>|||(To add on to my addtional post above)
I found that I when select the application with the mouse and then
hit Alt-F4 to close, I get the following message
[Microsoft Development Environement cannot shut down
becasue a modal dialogue is active. Close the active dialogue and try again]
Problem is the dialogue is not shown so it cannot be closed.|||Thanks Bruce
So it sounds like it is the same dialgoue as the one you
get from Enteprise Manager where it asks if you want to
keep the open result-set because it is using reources on
the server-y/n ?
I had a second, parameter data data set that had run,
sitting out of view from the main data set. That was
prolly it. Thanks!|||Bruce
Can you tell me how to clear the result set when in the generic query
designer? I can't find a menu, speed button, right-click option or
KB shortcut to d this.
Thanks|||Sorry, I don't know.
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Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Mike Harbinger" <MikeH@.Cybervillage.net> wrote in message
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> Bruce
> Can you tell me how to clear the result set when in the generic query
> designer? I can't find a menu, speed button, right-click option or
> KB shortcut to d this.
> Thanks
>
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