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SSRS Reporting : Multi value parameter report error only with Select All

  • May 6, 2009 at 3:20 pm

    #202974

    Hello SSRS experts,

    I have an issue with report paramters

    i have a report which group by data based on 2 paramters and also from and to dates The Issue is that whenever during the report execution I do a “Select all” from the second parameter List–and when I click view reports it does not display the report. it throws an error

    Default value or value provided for the report parameter 'ProcessNm' is not a valid value.

    But this error is not thrown always. It is weird that sometimes it works perfectly with “Select all” the parameters.

    I assume that the above error could be occurring since it is trying to pass a comma separated parameter string into the dataset query which accepts this parameter.

    If we may think that this is a data parsing issue due to the fact that staging database has different data than development, but then it should never execute it from SSRS at all. The issue is that it execute same query with all the parameters selected sometimes.

    The interesting part is that The error mentioned above does not appear always and instead it just clears out the parameter

    Another thing observed was that if the refresh button (not view report button) continuously it displays the report correctly once and next time it throws error then again displays correctly.

    The SSRS environment on staging and development are SQL 2005, but on staging SSRS is 2005 but database is SQL2008.

    The SSRS logs shows the error which appear randomly appear while calling GetReportParamters internal function

    The same query was captured from tracer when it worked on staging and was executed and works fine from backend.

    Also there are no null values in the parameter lookup tables

    Anyone faced this situation in your report with muliple paramter "select all"

    Appreciate any help or clues towards the resolution.

    Regards

    MP


    haha

  • May 6, 2009 at 3:35 pm

    #990023

    Please don't cross post. It just wastes peoples time and fragments replies.

    No replies to this thread please. Direct replies to: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic711622-150-1.aspx

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