... Defines an element
extension Extends an existing simpleType or complexType element
field Specifies an XPath expression that specifies the value used to define an identity constraint
group ...
... Expressions, click the ellipsis
Under Property, select "ConnectionString"
In Expression, type @[User::SourceExtractFile]
OK to save it
Add the ForEach Loop Container to your "Control ...
... Being rather pernickety, I would like a question mark to display if there is no date to populate the field.
Why?
At the moment, the expression in there is something like this:
=Format(Fields!MyCompletionTime.Value, ...
... areas but displays the report background color instead:
Right-click on the cell you want to put the image in.
Insert > Rectangle
Set the Rectangle Fill color (I'm using an expression based on the ...
...
For usability, we put a message just below the header which was an expression detailing what the report was displaying, so for example:
-- If setting the limit to 100 records
=IIf(
Sum(Fields!myCount.Value, ...
... Then it wouldn't be evaluated as an expression and perhaps Excel will be forced to treat it as a string:
Another alternative to round brackets, square brackets!
Additional:
I have ...
What?
For those of you who use Preg_Replace. Preg_replace is a function that uses regular expressions to search and replace a string.
Why?
Because my understanding with regular expressions is ...
... the second based on the first will error this procedure.
One Issue
I just kept getting this error over and over again:
ORA-00936: missing expression
00936. 00000 - "missing expression"
The ...
... on the left grey margin of this and select "Insert Row" then "Below".
Repeat with all values you want to compare.
For each Data cell, Set the background fill expression as per the MDX expression ...
... us as SSRS performance is always rubbish anyway. Here's a breakdown of the MDX expressions and how I tweaked each one to return the final result:
-- to get just the time value
=(
CDate(Last(Fields!REPORTENDTIME.Value, ...
... where :ParameterToCheck is another of the report parameters (Oracle local variable)
MDX Check
/*
For Expression Value.
Remember to apply to both ACTION and if you use color change FONT. ...
... which marks rows (identifying when a separator is needed) but this works. Inspired by Namwar Rizvi's blog, I wrapped my SQL query within a common table expression:
--Create CTE
WITH tblDifference AS
(
SELECT ...
... "fields cannot be used in report parameter expressions". I tried this with "Default values" and got the same problems. Note: before you try, "Variable values cannot be used in report parameter expressions" ...
... this
I would have called this article "Iteration within SQL Server Reporting Services Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) version 2008 through combining Transact-SQL and MDX expressions" but ...
This may sound silly to some but I've written a note because I spent time googling and still didn't find an answer.
My situation is that I wanted to put an expression to format the border (empty cells ...
... for MySQL regular expressions
function search_escape_rlike($string){
return preg_replace("/([.\[\]*^\$])/", '\\\$1', $string);
}
# function to list terms into list of regular expressions
# ...
... mashup. You need to go to "Fill" (of each text box in the row - unless there's a faster way) and instead of color, click on the expression button (fx) and use the following:
=IIF(RowNumber(Nothing) ...
... -- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- If you select the part of each expression from the SELECT and run these
-- to see what results are ...
...
Week grouping expression: you're being asked to Group by, so we click on the "fx" button to enter the below expression:
Delete Order Column: Ok the expression and BIDS will add the parent group ...
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