Is there a way to run RDL reports in a loop? I have a report that times out due to pulling in a large amount of data. So I want to run the report in an iterative manner to avoid the timeout. How can I achieve this? C#? SSIS? Powershell script?
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in .sql file i have 90 laksh insertion statements, file even not opening in text editor. While running it is getting very slow and after it is stuck. can anyone provide solution steps.
Run the file as a script instead of loading the file into the IDE. For example:
#C:\directory\your_file.sql
It may also help to run set feedback off; first, to suppress some of the output. If SQL Developer is still slow, try using SQL*Plus instead.
As Justin pointed out, there are better options for loading large amounts of data into Oracle. But if this is a just a one-time process, then it's probably not worth switching methods.
PerfMon and Monitor in Jmeter is working fine.
I know how to extract report and all.
Can anyone explain me.
How to check the performance report?
How can i judge the Server?
What all Problems getting on Server?
There is a nice report analyzer tool at "https://sense.blazemeter.com".
You have to upload your .jtl log files to use it.
I have been searching everywhere but there seem to have nothing about a basic tutorial for beginners for using vb6 with crystal report.
I am in need of help for simple tasks like writing to a text object in a crystal report to connecting to a csv file.
If anyone can point me to the right direction, that would be great.
Thanks!
One way to work with CSV files is to import it into a MS Access table and then use it with Crystal Reports.
To import the CSV file into MS Access, check this tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azAHgENjE0Q
To retrieve data from MS Access to Crystal Reports check this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdHyReHr1xs
I am working on SSRS using SQL 2008 r2. I have created master report with sub reports using report viewer.
Issue: For each run .rdlc report is taking almost 5-10 min time to generate report in Win form. I am using VS 2010 and VB.Net. I believe the sub report is taking a lot of time rendering.
The main SP and sub report SP is getting executed in an instant.
The report however is running fine in BIDS environment but when loading in report viewer is taking a lot of time rendering
I have tried searching many options regarding this Issue but couldn't find enough help. I am sorry If my question is not enough clear to you all.
(P.S.= I am using embedded report for Winform for VS 2010 as .rdlc and not a Web report or .rdl (2008))
The standard "gotcha" in this scenario is that BIDS is using dataset cache files and not going back to SQL and re-running your query.
To avoid this you can either alter your parameters on each execution (invalidating the cache) or use this feature from the geniuses behind BIDS Helper:
http://bidshelper.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Delete%20Dataset%20Cache%20Files&referringTitle=Documentation
If this is the case, the real issue is that your datasets queries are taking a long time to run. This is usually a SQL or database design issue, not SSRS.
I'm creating a report using the Crystal Report for Visual Studio 2010 but I dont know how to change the SQL request.
Thanks.
I don't think you can directly change any SQL that Crystal Reports generates.
If you want to control the query yourself, you can perform your own query first and pass in your DataSet to Crystal Reports.
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I tried to change the sql request but we can not change it after the creation of the report by cons at the time of creation using the wizzard we can selects new command, and at this level we introduce our request.
Thanks again.