Help!!! launching report builder from url is adding .rdl to name when saving.

Hi,

When I launch a report using the following url, and then make changes to the report and save it, Reportbuilder is creating another report with the same name but also including the .rdl within the name itself.. therfore I now have two reports now displayed within the report manager

http://localhost/reportserver/reportbuilder/reportbuilder.application?/Report1

Can someone please help...

Hi,

this issue was resolved by applying SP2

thanks.

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or:

the same rdl has been uploaded directly using Report Manager and Published in Visual Studio at the same time...

Help!!! launching report builder from url is adding .rdl to name when saving.

Hi,

When I launch a report using the following url, and then make changes to the report and save it, Reportbuilder is creating another report with the same name but also including the .rdl within the name itself.. therfore I now have two reports now displayed within the report manager

http://localhost/reportserver/reportbuilder/reportbuilder.application?/Report1

Can someone please help...

Hi,

this issue was resolved by applying SP2

thanks.

|||

or:

the same rdl has been uploaded directly using Report Manager and Published in Visual Studio at the same time...

Help! launching report builder from url is adding .rdl to name when saving.

Hi,
When I launch a report using the following url, and then make changes to the
report and save it, Reportbuilder is creating another report with the same
name but also including the .rdl within the name itself.. therfore I now
have two reports now displayed within the report managerCan you check the file type for rdl in Windows Explorer and see if it is
misconfigured? Also, do your report names contain any non-alphanumeric
characters?
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"Rob Dob" <robdob20012002@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> When I launch a report using the following url, and then make changes to the
> report and save it, Reportbuilder is creating another report with the same
> name but also including the .rdl within the name itself.. therfore I now
> have two reports now displayed within the report manager|||> Can you check the file type for rdl in Windows Explorer and see if it is
> misconfigured? Also, do your report names contain any non-alphanumeric
> characters?
>
Thank you, SP2 seemed to resolve this issue

Help! I have a VB6/SoapToolkit 3.0/Sql Reports issue.

I am trying to retro fit Sql Reports in my VB6 app. Now i have a dynamic
RDL Generator that assembles the .RDL and writes it out to a file. That
part works fine. The next step I'm getting stuck on is the SOAP part to
deploy it to the reportserver. I have scoured the internet but there isn't
a lot of help out there because everyone is jumping off the VB6 boat, so
here I am. I have this so far:
'Use SOAP API to deploy reports to server
Dim oSoapClient As MSSOAPLib30.SoapClient30
Set oSoapClient = Nothing
Set oSoapClient = New MSSOAPLib30.SoapClient30
Call oSoapClient.MSSoapInit
("http://servername/reportserver/reportservice.asmx?wsdl")
That part executes fine with out error
Now when I start to reference things like oSoapClient.url or
oSoapClient.createdatasource i get "Object doesn't support this property or
method"
Is there something I am leaving out? Am I missing a step?
Any help would be appreciated.
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Message posted via http://www.sqlmonster.comI have the .NET version of this working perfectly it's just the
VB6/SOAPToolKit 3.0 part that I am getting stuck on.
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Message posted via http://www.sqlmonster.com|||I have played around with the idea that the SQL 2000 Reporting services
file "reportservice.wsdl" needs to be in the VB6 references somehow. But I
have no idea on how to get in there. If thats a viable option.
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Message posted via http://www.sqlmonster.com|||anybody have any suggestions?
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