I am trying to use a stored proc in the report wizard with parameters
Exec usp_AgentSessionSummary @.StartDate, @.EndDate, @.ProjectID, @.AgentID
I get the error below. I want to use the wizard for ease, how do I get
around the error?
There is an error in the query. Implicit conversion from data type
sql_variant to datetime is not allowed. Use the CONVERT function to run this
query.You could try first hard coding the parameters, use the wizard and then
switch it.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"JW" <JW@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to use a stored proc in the report wizard with parameters
> Exec usp_AgentSessionSummary @.StartDate, @.EndDate, @.ProjectID, @.AgentID
> I get the error below. I want to use the wizard for ease, how do I get
> around the error?
> There is an error in the query. Implicit conversion from data type
> sql_variant to datetime is not allowed. Use the CONVERT function to run
> this
> query.
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Friday, March 30, 2012
Friday, March 23, 2012
Report Viewer - tell it not to run until parameters are entered
I have this reportviewer control in an asp.net page -
I've added a parameter of startdate
How do I change the properties of the ReportViewer control so that it waits
for the date input, and doesn't try to run when the page is loaded?
I keep getting this error when running the page:
a.. The property 'DefaultValue' of report parameter 'StartDate' doesn't
have the expected type.On Jan 18, 12:05 pm, "Elmo Watson" <s...@.here.com> wrote:
> I have this reportviewer control in an asp.net page -
> I've added a parameter of startdate
> How do I change the properties of the ReportViewer control so that it waits
> for the date input, and doesn't try to run when the page is loaded?
> I keep getting this error when running the page:
> a.. The property 'DefaultValue' of report parameter 'StartDate' doesn't
> have the expected type.
The easiest way to control the automatic running of the report is to
modify the SSRS report itself to not have a default value (set Default
Values to Null) for the startdate parameter. This should follow
through to the report viewer control. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. Software Consultantsql
I've added a parameter of startdate
How do I change the properties of the ReportViewer control so that it waits
for the date input, and doesn't try to run when the page is loaded?
I keep getting this error when running the page:
a.. The property 'DefaultValue' of report parameter 'StartDate' doesn't
have the expected type.On Jan 18, 12:05 pm, "Elmo Watson" <s...@.here.com> wrote:
> I have this reportviewer control in an asp.net page -
> I've added a parameter of startdate
> How do I change the properties of the ReportViewer control so that it waits
> for the date input, and doesn't try to run when the page is loaded?
> I keep getting this error when running the page:
> a.. The property 'DefaultValue' of report parameter 'StartDate' doesn't
> have the expected type.
The easiest way to control the automatic running of the report is to
modify the SSRS report itself to not have a default value (set Default
Values to Null) for the startdate parameter. This should follow
through to the report viewer control. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. Software Consultantsql
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