I'm using Crystal Enterprise for a longtime, and would like to replace it with that tool. On of the most useful feature is scheduling (for time-hungry reports, that takes more than 20 minutes to be generated). It will be a plus if you add: * The ability to choose the Execution start time, and frequancy; and to enable or disable the schedule job without lossing it. * Add a menu item called "Schedule Jobs", to view all schedule jobs of any accessible report (per profile; Admin can see all categories by profiles). * The ability to execute on-demond (execute disabled or enabled schedules for prepared parameters). * The ability to sign the generated PDF. * The ability to send generated PDF to mail (one or more), and to set the mail subject and body. * nerated PDF to folder (local, remote with auth) or FTP.The ability to save the ge * The ability to view schedule execution history, and view its result; and Add option to clear old results. * No "time out" for longer generation process. * Schedule jobs queued per user profiles; * Admin can set priority to user profiles (to execute queued jobs), and can cancel jobs.
To localize the reports I now set the Localizable parameter to true and Culture an Language options to nl-NL (for the Netherlands).
So for Dutch customers that will be alright, but when I want to send a report to an English customer I must now make a second report with en-EN.
It will be nicer when I can change that in the schedule.
When I do a sort or filtering in the report section on the server and I edit a report (f.i. add revision) the sorting and filtering is gone.
It's much nicer to keep the sorting and or filtering
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Hello,
I was on a remote web session with an engineer and we discovered that the Scheduler UI isn't saving the changed password to the database.
The environment that I use is below.
- Report Server is installed in an Azure Virtual Machine
- IIS is bound to ports 443 and 83
- The SMTP Service is on RackSpace
- The storage is located in SQL Server
The steps to reproduce are as follows.
- Change the Password
- Save the Changes
- Send Test
- Receive Error output
During the Remote Web Assistance Session, we tried a Gmail SMTP server and received the same results.
We also enabled tracing and noticed an error in the event logs which I will attach here.
Please let me know if you need any additional information.
In a Scheduled Task created with the Report Server API, the day of the week in the recurrence rule is not shown in the Edit Task window of the Report Server Manager. A detailed description of the issue is available in this forum post.
Hello,
It would be nice to edit raw html or paste html into the mail template editor.
I create a Report Book in the Standalone designer that is connected to my Report Server. When I add the first two reports, the Report Book is rendered as expected. When I add the third one, it fails with the exception:
Report processing was cancelled. Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index
Here is a link to a short video demonstrating the problem. All the individual reports run correctly.
This leads to users not being able to open the report from the table and sends them to a bad URL since the category is undefined.
Hi,
I have a report that is scheduled to happen first day of every month. The thing is that when I look at the next occurrence of the report, it is happening on the second day of the month. I am attaching the report settings herewith. Please let me know if you have a solution/ explanation to get this corrected. Thanks a lot in advance.
Poor Error Handling: Unhandled exception
Error pages containing stack traces were found on these pages:
https://reports.abc.com/Account/ForgotPassword POST parameters: __RequestVerificationToken, Email
https://reports.abc.com/Account/Login POST parameters: __RequestVerificationToken, Username, Password, RememberMe, ReturnUrl https://reports.abc.com/api/reportserver/documents/C$39cae14f81d$9809a8279f1$72d6f30af5b7ed1809a23e
Stack traces are call chains of line numbered source code that usually result from unhandled exceptions. Unhandled exceptions are circumstances in which the application has received user input that it did not expect and doesn't know how to deal with. In many cases, an attacker can leverage the conditions that cause these errors in order to gain unauthorized access to the system. Recommendations include designing and adding consistent error-handling mechanisms that are capable of handling any user input to your web application, providing meaningful detail to end-users, and preventing error messages that might provide information useful to an attacker from being displayed.