Showing posts with label share. Show all posts
Showing posts with label share. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

RS Web Part Scrolling

I have installed 4 RS Viewer Web Parts on a share point page. When I
click on the + sign to expand the detail of a report the detail area
scrolls to the top of the sharepoint page. If all four web parts were
viewable and you were on the 2nd one down from the top, the first one
completely disappears. The only way to see it is to use the scroll bar
to move to the top of the page again. This behavior only happens with
RS Web Parts. This is very anoying as you must find your place on the
page everytime you click on a + or - sign. The page is always jumping
around.
Does anybody know how to stop this?Hi
It would be great if anyone can responde to this question since I'm having
the same problem. My end users are getting so anoyed that they have no
interest in using any drill-down reports. As soon as a report is anything
other than a very basic report with only one or two grouping levels,
drill-down functionality is useless.
This is very bad for those of us that recommended SQL RS to our
organizations as an enterprise reporting solution.
Can someone please help us with this?
"Jiles" wrote:
> I have installed 4 RS Viewer Web Parts on a share point page. When I
> click on the + sign to expand the detail of a report the detail area
> scrolls to the top of the sharepoint page. If all four web parts were
> viewable and you were on the 2nd one down from the top, the first one
> completely disappears. The only way to see it is to use the scroll bar
> to move to the top of the page again. This behavior only happens with
> RS Web Parts. This is very anoying as you must find your place on the
> page everytime you click on a + or - sign. The page is always jumping
> around.
> Does anybody know how to stop this?
>

RS vs. CR

Business Objects must be concerned about RS cutting into their market share.
CR 11 and CE 11 will now have cascading dynamic parameters similiar to RS.
After all the years of complaining to them. I'm still not switching back.
Liscensing costs are still a nightmare and they are eliminating concurrent
licesnses. Your choice is either processor or named licenses.In fact, Bus Obj is *increasing* the price for CR/CE 11. They haven't
smelled the coffee yet, it seems. *Any* software company that's in a market
niche into which MS is stepping should shake in their boots.
"johnE" wrote:
> Business Objects must be concerned about RS cutting into their market share.
> CR 11 and CE 11 will now have cascading dynamic parameters similiar to RS.
> After all the years of complaining to them. I'm still not switching back.
> Liscensing costs are still a nightmare and they are eliminating concurrent
> licesnses. Your choice is either processor or named licenses.|||I'm interested in where you heard about their new licensing costs. Can you
post some numbers?
"Columbia Kai" <ColumbiaKai@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:63EACCC0-7D5F-4ABB-A6C1-0C3F3D5F0F9E@.microsoft.com...
> In fact, Bus Obj is *increasing* the price for CR/CE 11. They haven't
> smelled the coffee yet, it seems. *Any* software company that's in a
market
> niche into which MS is stepping should shake in their boots.
> "johnE" wrote:
> > Business Objects must be concerned about RS cutting into their market
share.
> > CR 11 and CE 11 will now have cascading dynamic parameters similiar to
RS.
> > After all the years of complaining to them. I'm still not switching
back.
> > Liscensing costs are still a nightmare and they are eliminating
concurrent
> > licesnses. Your choice is either processor or named licenses.

Saturday, February 25, 2012

RS and ASP.NET app integration

Hello,
How to share single Login, Application/Session state across different
ASP.NET web application and RS's ReportManger application?
Is it possible?
TIA,
KamelYou can't do application/session state between RS and your app. Makes no
sense, what are you sharing?
As far as login. Same box or different box? Integrated security or have you
implemented your own?
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"kamel" <kwiciak@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1159887717.120970.217640@.e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...
> Hello,
> How to share single Login, Application/Session state across different
> ASP.NET web application and RS's ReportManger application?
> Is it possible?
> TIA,
> Kamel
>|||One login and user data for two application is the first option to
consider for me.