Thursday, March 8, 2012
Culture settings of SSRS2005
I have have a problem with the culture settings in reporting server 2005,
which is different from 2000.
My windows is in german, but I installed the english version of SSRS and
VS.NET.
So the report viewer is displayed in English.
I have a public report parameter defined as date, with default value as
Date.Now(), shown in English Format.
If I view the report with the default values, he complains that he can't
convert the date, he wants the german format.
My question now:
- Why he fills the default value in English, but for working he needs the
german format? It's seems like there are different cultures. With SSRS 2000
this was different.
- How defines SSRS2005 the used culture for formatting and UI?
By Browser? Report cutlure settings? Windows Culture?
Is there any documentation?
Thanks
EricHi Eric,
Thank you for posting.
Regarding on the culture setting question you mentioned, based on my
understanding, the ReportViewer control is shipped with the VS 2005
development tool , so the UI on the reportviewer is not related to the SQL
Server reporting service. As for SQL Server 2005 reporting service, there
does exists globalization/localizaiton features which depend on the host
machine's locale/language setting and the client-side browser's language
setting. For detailed info, you can have a look at the following MSDN
document:
#International Considerations for Reporting Services
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/library/ms156493(SQL.90).aspx
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Culture problem with datepicker in report parameters
on the server of a customer I determined the following problem: The customer
installed an English operating system (Windows server 2003) with English SQL
server 2005. I go from a German Client on a report about http://
<servername>/reports (report managers) to calendars in the report parameters
with German format of date as expected there. So far, so well. I turn into
however http:// more <servername>/reportserver on report, are indicated now
everything correctly in the report parameters on German represented indicate
(Tooltips, "Bericht anzeigen" (show report). etc.), only the calendar
strangely enough is in the English format of date. I have tested the same
configuration (likewise with English operating system and English Sql
server; german Client) on a virtual server, and can not reproduce the
problem here. Someone an idea, why I do not get the calendar at the customer
in accordance with the language settings of the client as expected?
Thanks and regards,
StefanHello Stefan,
I would like to know what's the server Regional Setting.
Also, please applied the latest service pack to your server and let me know
the result.
Sincerely,
Wei Lu
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the Regional Setting of the Server is German.
I will ask the customer, if they have installed the latest service pack. As
far as I know, they have installed SP2.
Thanks and regards,
Stefan Dirks
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> I would like to know what's the server Regional Setting.
> Also, please applied the latest service pack to your server and let me
> know
> the result.
> Sincerely,
> Wei Lu
> Microsoft Online Community Support
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How is everything going? Please feel free to let me know if you need any
assistance.
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the customer has installed SQL Reporting Services Version 9.00.3042.00.
It's strange that every reporting parameter (e.g. Tooltip) is in german
except for the calendar. Is there a possibility to set the
calendar-parameter explicit to german?
I tried to set the default language of the Reports to german/User!Language
but with no effect.
Thanks Stefan
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This is a known issue in the reporting Services SP2. Product team is still
working on it. I will inform you the update if any progress.
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Wei Lu
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thanks for this information. I use in the meantime a ReportViewer on a
aspx-Site as a workaround.
Thanks,
Stefan
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> Hello Stefan,
> This is a known issue in the reporting Services SP2. Product team is still
> working on it. I will inform you the update if any progress.
> Thank you!
>
> Sincerely,
> Wei Lu
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Cubes process forever
So everything has been working fine for 2 months now. Last night some updates got installed. SQL service pack 2 being one of them and some standard windows updates. The server is still running Windows server 2003 service pack 1. I now can't process my cubes or deploy them. It's the only thing that has changed so I am taking it as an assumption. Is there any other reason for cubes to suddenly just sit in the processing state forever?
This is a big problem for me and I am hoping that installing Service pack 2 for the windows server will sort it out but if it doesn't I am pretty much lost. So if you have any ideas please let me know.
Thanks in advance guys
Regards
RyanN
Do you make full process? how meny partitions has your database in all cubes together?
I had a similar problem as your one.
It was solved through increasing of <ThreadPool><Process><MaxThreads>
|||I can't answer your question but I have a similar problem. My processing doesn't take forever, but at least much longer with SP2 (see thread http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1472639&SiteID=1). I was thinking that maybe SP2 use (much) more memory than SP1, and therefore slows down my processing (or in fact all steps in our ETL process). I gonna set up perfmon to monitor memory, cpu and disks.
Vladimir: Was this after you installed SP2? Does <ThreadPool><Process><MaxThreads> apply to SQL Server Standard aswell?
|||Thanks, this is one partition. If I create a new cube it deploys and processes perfectly, maybe there is something wrong with the cube database, I don't actually know. But I am sure there is a solution out there. I will definitely post it once I have found it.
Thanks for your help guys. I am definitely exploring all the suggestions posted to me.
|||Well for those of you who want to know. I uninstalled and re-installed, went onto sp1 with all the hotfixes and it works perfectly now. I am going to set up a test environment and try duplicate the scenario and see what went wrong where. It doesn't seem to be too common, so I will se what went wrong|||Hi RyanN,
Something I did was to replace the named queries in the DSV, with index queries ("materialized queries") at the database level. This helps because the DB "precalculates" and actual stores / caches the views resultset, meaning that when the DSV references that indexed query, that there's no "heavy lifting" for the DB to do, so processing is quicker. However, if the named query in your DSV is already pretty basic, and the tables it's referencing are appropriately linked, this approach probably won't buy you much benefit.
HTH
Greg Withers
|||Sorry - my preceding reply to RyanN should have said
"and if the tables are appropriately indexed"
|||Hi HappyCow
Sure, the problem came with SP2 on x86. But on x64 it was on SP1 too.
I can't answer you regardin Std. edition. I use the Enterprise only.
|||Nope, can't believe that installing a new service should make me have to change the design of my cubes and cause me work at all. If anything it should make things more optimal. I am going to duplicate the steps I took and how the cubes reacted. This should never have happened.Cubes process forever
So everything has been working fine for 2 months now. Last night some updates got installed. SQL service pack 2 being one of them and some standard windows updates. The server is still running Windows server 2003 service pack 1. I now can't process my cubes or deploy them. It's the only thing that has changed so I am taking it as an assumption. Is there any other reason for cubes to suddenly just sit in the processing state forever?
This is a big problem for me and I am hoping that installing Service pack 2 for the windows server will sort it out but if it doesn't I am pretty much lost. So if you have any ideas please let me know.
Thanks in advance guys
Regards
RyanN
Do you make full process? how meny partitions has your database in all cubes together?
I had a similar problem as your one.
It was solved through increasing of <ThreadPool><Process><MaxThreads>
|||I can't answer your question but I have a similar problem. My processing doesn't take forever, but at least much longer with SP2 (see thread http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1472639&SiteID=1). I was thinking that maybe SP2 use (much) more memory than SP1, and therefore slows down my processing (or in fact all steps in our ETL process). I gonna set up perfmon to monitor memory, cpu and disks.
Vladimir: Was this after you installed SP2? Does <ThreadPool><Process><MaxThreads> apply to SQL Server Standard aswell?
|||Thanks, this is one partition. If I create a new cube it deploys and processes perfectly, maybe there is something wrong with the cube database, I don't actually know. But I am sure there is a solution out there. I will definitely post it once I have found it.
Thanks for your help guys. I am definitely exploring all the suggestions posted to me.
|||Well for those of you who want to know. I uninstalled and re-installed, went onto sp1 with all the hotfixes and it works perfectly now. I am going to set up a test environment and try duplicate the scenario and see what went wrong where. It doesn't seem to be too common, so I will se what went wrong|||Hi RyanN,
Something I did was to replace the named queries in the DSV, with index queries ("materialized queries") at the database level. This helps because the DB "precalculates" and actual stores / caches the views resultset, meaning that when the DSV references that indexed query, that there's no "heavy lifting" for the DB to do, so processing is quicker. However, if the named query in your DSV is already pretty basic, and the tables it's referencing are appropriately linked, this approach probably won't buy you much benefit.
HTH
Greg Withers
|||Sorry - my preceding reply to RyanN should have said
"and if the tables are appropriately indexed"
|||Hi HappyCow
Sure, the problem came with SP2 on x86. But on x64 it was on SP1 too.
I can't answer you regardin Std. edition. I use the Enterprise only.
|||Nope, can't believe that installing a new service should make me have to change the design of my cubes and cause me work at all. If anything it should make things more optimal. I am going to duplicate the steps I took and how the cubes reacted. This should never have happened.Wednesday, March 7, 2012
cube will not process after SP2 upgrade
Hi,
I installed SP2 two days ago and a cube that had not changed will not complete its processing in what I consider a reasonable time; I've waited up to three hours before I kill the process. I went back in to business intelligence development studio and found that I had some redundant relation attributes and fixed them. I deployed each dimension individually, and attempted to process the cube. It gets to the "processing cube" line where it runs a the query extracting the data from the ROLAP fact table and just sits there. The msmdsrv.exe process is busy but sqlservr.exe is not. I can't tell if anything is happening. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Regards,
Trent
Getting exactly the same problem. Applied SP2 and the cube starts processing but never completes with no obvious errors. Desperate for a solution.....
cube will not process after SP2 upgrade
Hi,
I installed SP2 two days ago and a cube that had not changed will not complete its processing in what I consider a reasonable time; I've waited up to three hours before I kill the process. I went back in to business intelligence development studio and found that I had some redundant relation attributes and fixed them. I deployed each dimension individually, and attempted to process the cube. It gets to the "processing cube" line where it runs a the query extracting the data from the ROLAP fact table and just sits there. The msmdsrv.exe process is busy but sqlservr.exe is not. I can't tell if anything is happening. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Regards,
Trent
Getting exactly the same problem. Applied SP2 and the cube starts processing but never completes with no obvious errors. Desperate for a solution.....
Friday, February 24, 2012
Cube Browser
I created a cube in analysis services project in a computer where sql server 2005 is not installed there, when I try to click on Browser tab in the cube, the following error occurs:
TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio
A connection cannot be made. Ensure that the server is running.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Unable to read data from the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. (System)
An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host (System)
Anyone have any idea on how to solve it? Thanks in advance.
Daren
Did you deploy your cube? Did you process it?
Edward.
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I tried to deploy it to my server using the ip address, the same connection error came up.
Daren
|||
This could be permission issue.
Check if you have Admin rights to Analysis Server.
Edward.
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Thanks for helping out. But where do I check the rights to Analysis Server? I tried browsing through the properties of the user, could not find anything about Analysis Server.
Daren
|||
Daren.
First, please make sure you install Analysis Services on your machine.
After you installed it, you should be able to deploy your project to Analysis Server.
I strongly recommend you try and work you way through tutorial for Analysis Services. Looks like you are missing very basic knowledge.
Edward.
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To make the picture clear, I already have analysis services installed and go through the tutorial provided in BOL, and I managed to get it to work fine in another computer (which I installed sql server with analysis services in it as well for testing purpose). Then I redo the same steps on the another computer (installed with the same settings), the only difference on both computer are testing pc is windows 2000 with latest sp installed, the other one (that I have problem browsing the data) is using windows server 2003. I have no idea how to go about from there, that's why I posted my question here.
Daren
|||
Are you an Admin on Win2003 machine?
Can you connect to Analysis Services using SQL Management Studio? Can you see your database ?
The project you develop in BI Dev Studio needs to be deployed. Only after you deploy the project to Analysis Server, you will be able to browse your cube.
After you deployed your cube, you can navigate to it in SQL Management studio and browse it from there.
Edward.
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Ctrl+Tab not working
Sunday, February 19, 2012
CTP June - Where are Integration Services?
I am happy to admit that I am being dim but I cannot connect using the object browser, nothing is listed if I search for services and there is nothing in the Services list in computer manager.
Can someone explain to me what I am doing wrong? I don't have Visual Studio installed, is that required?
Thanks in advance,
NeilOkay, my bad.
I had installed the wrong version.
Neil
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
CSDVersion key for Service Pack
identify the service pack is installed on the system. In one of the
references I found that the CSDVersion key under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSSQLServer\ MSSQLServer\CurrentVersion
has changed.
I wanted to know whether the CSDVersion key changes with every service pack
release.
From what I have heard, that is not a reliable measure.
"Harshal" <Harshal@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I was looking up the changes in SP3 and SP3a, and basically the ways to
> identify the service pack is installed on the system. In one of the
> references I found that the CSDVersion key under
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSSQLServer\ MSSQLServer\CurrentVersion
> has changed.
> I wanted to know whether the CSDVersion key changes with every service
> pack
> release.
CSDVersion key for Service Pack
identify the service pack is installed on the system. In one of the
references I found that the CSDVersion key under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSSQLServer\MSSQLServer\CurrentVersion
has changed.
I wanted to know whether the CSDVersion key changes with every service pack
release.From what I have heard, that is not a reliable measure.
"Harshal" <Harshal@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AAE3B70A-AEDE-4350-B872-D44697DD759F@.microsoft.com...
> I was looking up the changes in SP3 and SP3a, and basically the ways to
> identify the service pack is installed on the system. In one of the
> references I found that the CSDVersion key under
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSSQLServer\MSSQLServer\CurrentVersion
> has changed.
> I wanted to know whether the CSDVersion key changes with every service
> pack
> release.
CSDVersion key for Service Pack
identify the service pack is installed on the system. In one of the
references I found that the CSDVersion key under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MS
SQLServer\MSSQLServer\CurrentVersion
has changed.
I wanted to know whether the CSDVersion key changes with every service pack
release.From what I have heard, that is not a reliable measure.
"Harshal" <Harshal@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AAE3B70A-AEDE-4350-B872-D44697DD759F@.microsoft.com...
> I was looking up the changes in SP3 and SP3a, and basically the ways to
> identify the service pack is installed on the system. In one of the
> references I found that the CSDVersion key under
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MS
SQLServer\MSSQLServer\CurrentVersi
on
> has changed.
> I wanted to know whether the CSDVersion key changes with every service
> pack
> release.
Crystl32 ocx vanished ???
VB6 and VS.Net installed on my machine, and from VB.NET I can insert
the component Crystal Reports (which sets a refernce to C:\Program
Files\Common Files\Crystal
Decisions\1.0\Managed\CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.dll which
is version 9.1.3300.0. However, from within VB6 I can't set any
reference to this dll.
I have not really used Crystal Reports from VB6 before, so I don't know
how to do it. I know for sure that it is possible to do it, though, so
I'm trying.
The client does not want to use .Net (actually, some of the machines
this little utility program will be installed on are running Win98), so
I need to use VB6.
I searched my drive for any OCX ressembling Crystal, and I couldn't
find anything. When I tried to reference the above-mentioned dll, VB6
says "Can't add a reference to the specified file". I thought that
maybe when I installed VS6 I forgot to install Crystal as an option,
but no, Crystal is not even mentioned in the installation routine.
Please tell me, how can I start producing a report from VB6 ?
>From within VB6/References I can only see (under "C") the dlls from
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Crystal Decisions\1.0\Managed\, which I
can't use. In other words, I can't find any CR COM object....
>From VB6/Components/Insertable Objects I only see Crystal Analysis
Common Controls 1.0. In VB6/Components/Controls and
VB6/Components/Designers, nothing.
I tried to browse my drive for anything ressembling CR, to no avail.
Please help...
Thank you very much, Alex.That is because the CR that is bundled with .NET is a lite version of CR. Not to mention that is is the .NET compatible version and should give the errors when trying to reference from a VB6 project. You need the Full version of CR so it will be available in either development environment.|||Yes, thank you, Rob, but it's still confusing: VB6 did not come with a crystl32.ocx (of some version, whatever that might have been) ? I do *NOT* want to necessarily use the .NET version - the old (vb6) version would do jut fine, in this particular case..
Thanks again for you time.
Alex.|||If you are using vb6 there still may be something you can do. On the VB6 CD there is a old version of the CR ocx. I think its Crystal.ocx or Crystal32.ocx version 4.6. I dont think its that powerful but if your only needing something basic it may help.