I have a report in report designer connected to Teradata. I am using a date picker with the date parameters in report designer. My query in Teradata works, but in report designer, there are no results when I run it. I beleive it is due to the date parameters. Is there anything that anyone knows of that would cause this?
When I hard code dates, the report shows results. When I add the parameters ${StartDate} and ${EndDate} the report pulls no results.
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I’m trying to create a report at the end of the day for 1 product that has a range of 40-100 pieces per day. Here’s my issue:
How can I pass a start date and time and a end date and time parameter to a report that has 1 graph and 1 table. The graph is data coming in from a sensor per piece of product and a table displaying the details for that run. There could be 40-100 pieces ran and I need to query a ms sql server to report on these pieces all in one report. Is there a way to do this? I know if repeater components, but idk if that’s possible in a report. I think the easiest way is to use scripting to query and create tables and graphs on the fly and add them to the report but I haven’t found an example of how to implement that. Any help is appreciated.
I’ve tried nested queries and nested tables to display a graph in the header and have details for every piece of product but the problem is the data for the graph isn’t the same as the data for the details
I'm working on a dashboard in Google Data Studio and my manager would like to have the last edited time of the Data Studio report displayed on a page in the report. I'm using Google Sheets as the data source for all the charts used. (I do not want to display the date when the Sheet was last edited, but the date when the Data Studio Report was last edited.)
I've tried adding a scorecard and messing around with the fields and formulas to display the date, but I'm only able to show the current date and not the date when the report was last edited.
I'm guessing maybe there's a way to connect to Google Analytics to make this possible, I'm not really sure how. Although, if there's a way without using Google Analytics, that would be wonderful.
I'm not a Data Studio expert, so there might be a way.
But from what I gather from https://support.google.com/datastudio/answer/9265174, easy access to version history requires report edit permissions:
Limits of version history
In order to see version history, you must have edit permission to the report or data source .
Im trying to pull sql script that builds Aged Debt Report on Sage200 Report Designer. This report is out of the box
I have a powerbi model which pulls data from Sage Datawarehouse, however I am struggled to replicate the above report into powerbi because I couldnt access sql behind this report. When open this report in Sage200 Report designer, I could see that the data source is of LinQProvider with the connection string
LinqDataProvider
Sage200Accounts
Data Model=Sage 200 Accounts;Root Path=\SERVERNAME\Sage\REPORTING;Report Types=\SERVERNAME\Sage\REPORTING\DEFAULT\REPORTS\Sage200Accounts.reporttypes;Default Report=\SERVERNAME\Sage\REPORTING\DEFAULT\DEFAULTS\Default.report;Timeout=1800
I couldnt locate where this data model lives or I have enough understanding of how this report connects to the data model.
Anyone with Sage200 experience I would be so grateful if you can advice please? Basically I have access to SQL server datawarehouse, but the above report has some "variables" that somehow were built and saved inside this Data Model.
Appreciate your help
The report designer is reading the datamodel from %userprofile%\appdata\local\sage\sage200\assembly in Sage.accounting.datamodel.dll
The model source is available on the server however in SLAgedTransaction.cs however it is protected by licence agreement so I can't post it.
In Sage 200 2011 it was possible to use the datamodel through LINQPad which may still work in the current version. With this in mind perhaps it would be a better idea to connect PowerBI to the datamodel rather than trying to extract SQL script? Also take a look at the good work Pan Intelligence are doing with regards to BI reporting
We are converting from AX2009 to AX2012 R2 (15 Jan 2013 edition). We are converting the old reports to the "deprecated" reports functionality in AX2012 R2 to save time in re-developing all our own reports. The process has been going fine but I am getting this error: "Menu Function object not initialized" on some reports. If I run those reports directly, they work fine. Other reports work fine with menu items.
Any ideas or suggestions on how to overcome this will be greatly appreciated. I can see no real difference between the structure, methods used, properties etc. between the reports that do work and the ones that doesn't.
Please keep in mind that none of these reports are SSRS. Where there are data structure changes I overcome these by writing methods in the reports.
Verify that the menu items points to a valid report.
In asp.net crystal report how can i show message to user if records not found in particular values using parameter value field?
I developed a technique to handle similar situations. See Crystal Reports: Display a Message When Report Has No Data