Schedule report After 110 Days of the Past quarter

  • Hi ,

    I want to schedule a report every 110 days after a Quater.

    Example: Last quater is december 31 2012 + 110 days .So my report will run again on April 20 ( which is 110 days after last quater).

    Can any one tell me how to do this?

    Thanks,

    Komal

  • To get last day of last quarter:

    select DATEADD(qq,DATEDIFF(qq,-1,(DATEADD(qq,DATEDIFF(qq,0,GETDATE()),0))-1),-1)

    Then add 110.

  • I can get the last quarter date.But need to add subscription to run after 110 days after last quater.

  • not a reporting services guru, but for regular scheduled jobs, i can create a job which does something, like send an email or update or whatever, that runs every day, but only does something on 110 days after some specific date calculation.

    can't you do the same in reporting services? send only if data meets a certain criteria, and schedule it to run every day forever(so it effectively SENDS 4 times a year,but checks whether it should run ever day)

    Lowell


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  • If i schedule it to run daily through subscriptions ( ssrs), in SSRS, report will run daily but populates data only on that particular day( checking condition if today is 110th day after a quater and run my storedprocedure).

    I dont want to send a blank report to the users daily.

  • I'm awful sure there is a solution to that; I know i've seen lots of SSRS topics like "don't send if no data is found", kind of threads.

    this was just the first google item i found:

    http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlreportingservices/thread/00115772-65cc-43fa-83b6-e05344bfdd89/

    Lowell


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