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  • RE: Tablix Properties: Filters

    Hi Koen

    I appreciate your assistance which has been very helpful.

    I think it has something to do with the ability to set filters at DataSet, Report and perhaps Tablix level too...

  • RE: Tablix Properties: Filters

    Hello

    Here is what appears to filter as expected.

    In DataSet properties Filter I added in the Expression field =IsNothing(Fields!myField.Value)<>TRUE. Changed type to Boolean, Operator to "=" and Value =true.

    Remarkabily with...

  • RE: Tablix Properties: Filters

    Wow I stumbled on the realisation that I can indeed see the underlying SQL query associated with the DataSet if I select the rsd file in Solution Explorer. I...

  • RE: Tablix Properties: Filters

    Fine, but how do you get to edit the SQL query using the interface provided?

    In the DataSet propertiesi have a query option however I can do nothing here except Refresh...

  • RE: Tablix Properties: Filters

    Koen Verbeeck (1/16/2015)


    It seems strange to me that adding a column would cause the table to be dropped. Did you use the ALTER TABLE statement?

    In my opinion, the blank column...

  • RE: Tablix Properties: Filters

    I agree Koen it seems strange to require that the table be dropped and I found no advise if this requirement in the many articles I reviewed on how...

  • RE: Tablix Properties: Filters

    Hi

    I tried using the DateDiff function but struggled with the syntax. I would be great if the stairway had some examples. I also tried using DateDiff in a...

  • RE: Tablix Properties: Filters

    Hi

    I had a similar query and was dismayed that you got no assistance!

  • RE: Stairway to T-SQL DML Level 9: Adding Records to a table using INSERT Statement

    Hi

    I could not figure this out either, can you share your insight.

    I also struggled with - "SELECT b.Id + 9, a.Name + b.name"

    As the stairway is a learning tool for...

  • RE: Stairway to T-SQL DML Level 6: The Basics of Joining Tables and Record Sets

    Very helpful article, most appreciated.

    Concerning the statement: - "One reason why you might use the ordinal position in your ORDER BY clause is when the select list column you want...

  • RE: BIDS is no longer

    Sorry, but I don't agree. The interface changes are very substantial and for those learning this would significantly degrade the value of the tutorials. I presume they...

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