Drill Down In Multi-value Parameters

Jul 21, 2006

Hi,

can anybody tell me if it is possible in RS2005 to create a multi-value parameter in wich it is possibility to drill down? Say i want to use a multi-value parameter to show data for one or more specific years or months. Then the multivalue parameter would contain a list of years, with a + sign next to them, making it possible to drill down to the specific months.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Christopher

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I am having an issue with a drill through report. I have a parent report with 12 parameters that drills through to a report with a single parameter. The parent reports runs fine and the drill through works fine.

The problem occurs when I hit the browser back button to return to the parent report. The parent report will start to refresh (I see activity in the status bar) but then I just get an endless 'Report is being generated' message. If the report refresh button is hit then the report will come up (I would expect this to happen). I can't expect the users to have to continually
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The report and drill through works fine in Visual Studio and this probelm is only apparent when testing through IE7.

Anyone have any ideas about this? Out of curiosity is there a limit to how many parameters can be used in a report? I can't find any reference to this in any SSRS literature.

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Hi every body!
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Code Snippet
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GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[PROC_RPT_EXPENSE_DETAIL_DRILLDOWN_COPY] Script Date: 09/05/2007 13:49:09 ******/
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GO
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Hi,



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Code Snippet AND
EXISTS
(SELECT * FROM SomeTable AS ST_1
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Code Snippet

OR @My_Codes2=''



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Code Snippet

OR @My_Codes2='None'



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Hi



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basically, the report gets loads of data back from DataCube.



if the user has selected (for example) 2 categories in the multi-valued parameter (e.g. "beverages" & "confectionary") , the the first chart will show the results filtered for "beverages" and the second chart will show the results for the "confectionary" category.



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also



this works fine when there is 2 or >2 category selected

=iif(

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.

.

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