Is there a way of getting rid of this warning in Visual Studio 2013 in Business Intelligence / Analysis Services project ?
I do not have time dimension and I do not need one.
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I installed Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise Version 14.0.24720.00 Update 1 and wanted to create "Report Server Project". However it was not available. I tried to google the solution and most were saying to go to:
TOOLS > EXTENSIONS and UPDATES > UPDATES and check for updates related to SSDT and update it. I tried updating it but it is
not continue updating. For others it worked, but for me it didn't.
So ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION is to download SSDT from : SSDT for Visual Studio (VS) 2015.
Choose the appropriate language you need to download.
SSDT for Visual Studio 2015 SCREENSHOT
Here is the direct link for Visual Studio 2015 English: Visual Studio 2015 English
After installing, Report Server Project Template will now appear in NEW > PROJECT:
Report Server Project Template is now available SCREENSHOT
I have a solution that contains a .deployproj type of project. It seems that Visual Studio 2019 is not able to load that project. The detailed error message is the following:
Unsupported
This version of Visual Studio is unable to open the following projects. The project types may not be installed or this version of Visual Studio may not support them.
For more information on enabling these project types or otherwise migrating your assets, please see the details in the "Migration Report" displayed after clicking OK.
- Provisioning.Arm, "C:...\Provisioning.Arm\Provisioning.Arm.deployproj"
Non-functional changes required
Visual Studio will automatically make non-functional changes to the following projects in order to enable them to open in Visual Studio 2015, Visual Studio 2013, Visual Studio 2012, and Visual Studio 2010 SP1. Project behavior will not be impacted.
What can I do in order to load the project within Visual Studio 2019?
It seems that you need to install the Azure Development workload in order for Visual Studio to be able to load .deployproj projects.
So just modify the current installation to also contain this workload. (I don't know exactly what individual component needs to be installed for this to work, I just installed the entire Azure Development workload).
Last week I've updated my windows from 8.1 to 10 and my Visual Studio from 2013 Ultimate to Enterprise 2015.
Yesterday I've implemented Load Tests via a Web Performance and Load Test Project. At this point I'd like to add an ILoadTestPlugin via the "Add Load Test Plug-In" option.
This does not work, as Visual Studio tells me it cannot find System.Windows.Interactivity assembly.
As this also happens in my Visual Studio 2013 installation, I think the problem is not Visual Studio 2015 related.
As the error comes from the Visual Studio IDE as an Visual Studio internal error, this is not a duplicate of "how to add System.Windows.Interactivity to my solution!
I have looked through a several forums and cannot find an answer to my specific question so don't hurt me if I have asked something that has been answered before. I have a SSRS report project that was created in Visual Studio 2005 (then upgraded to 2008) before my time at my company and i need to upgrade it to 2013 Visual studio. I know normally you just open the file and use the migration wizard, however i get an error because my Visual Studio 2013 does not recognize the .rptproj file and thus does not fully migrate the solution. I have a copy of VS Shell 2010 that was able to upgrade it to 2010 but this did not help me to migrate it to 2013. Is there a way i can migrate this over without having to buy more copies of VS to do a stair step migration?
You can first check if the Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools - Business Intelligence for Visual Studio 2013 module is installed on your computer.
I was using reportviewer 2010 control in visual studio 2010 but i need to start using reportviewer 2012. How can I use the new ASP.NET webforms ReportViewer 2012 control in Visual Studio 2010 (without moving up to visual studio 2012)? Eventually I want to move up to Visual Studio 2012 and dotnet 4.5 but I'd prefer to keep using dotnet 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010 for a little while longer.
I think you are asking how you can 'create reports' for SSRS by the sounds of it, not just display them. Okay so this will sound weird but you need SQL Server 2012 either Enterprise, Developer, Standard with Advanced Tools edition. Any one of those should suffice to get you the tool you need. If you are looking to 'design' reports the tool is an add on to Visual Studio called 'Business Intelligence Development Studio', BIDS for short. For some reason it shows up now as 'SQL Server Data Tools' under 'All Programs' on Windows. You can thank Microsoft for making this version as confusing as possible to people looking to get into SSRS.
To install it you simply install all of SQL Server and when you get to the 'Features' section ensure that BIDS is selected. The version of BIDS IS NOT ON VS 2012, it is on VS 2010. For some reason the SQL team did not make the deployment of SQL Server coincide with Visual Studio so it goes along with VS 2010, NOT 2012. A great many people get this confused but I can say for a fact SSRS is an extension of BIDS, which in turn is an extension of Visual Studio. Not the other way around. You can create localized reports in VS 2012 that are 'rdlc' files but not the full blown SSRS you deploy to a server there.