Showing posts with label correlate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label correlate. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

hlp ... new with sub-report

I dont like to use subreports and havent ... but now I have a legit need for
one. I have a report which has to use 2 data sources but correlate them.
There will be a summary table followed by detail for the summarized resource
and then another table needs to follow that which is also contains separate
detail for the same summarized resource (but from a different data source).
So the report will need nested lists - an outer list for resource group and
an inner list for the 2 detail tables (from separate data sources) for the
resource group) - I hope that makes sense. Essentially Summary - detail -
detail .... Summary - detail - detail. Anyway ... I have a report which has
the Summary and the first detail ... I tried to add a subreport and it wont
render. I can run the subreport separately and it works ... I have the
parameter values supplied ... but all I see on the rendered report
(containing the subreport ) is error - Subreport could not be shown. No
clues as to what the problem is ... can someone help me 'deleted and recreated the same report over again that I was going to use for
the subreport ... and it seems to work ... I dont understand what would be
different ... its the same report just created all over again. Sometimes
this tool is so qwerky! I still dont have it repeating just yet though ...
so the jury is still out on whether it will work or not. To have the
subreport repeat every time a group changes ... I have to enclose it in a
rectangle with the other table that it is tied to? I was reading this from
Microsoft Reporting Services In Action which said that to tie it to a data
region ... put it in a rectangle with the region it is tied to. We'll see
how that works.
"MJT" wrote:
> I dont like to use subreports and havent ... but now I have a legit need for
> one. I have a report which has to use 2 data sources but correlate them.
> There will be a summary table followed by detail for the summarized resource
> and then another table needs to follow that which is also contains separate
> detail for the same summarized resource (but from a different data source).
> So the report will need nested lists - an outer list for resource group and
> an inner list for the 2 detail tables (from separate data sources) for the
> resource group) - I hope that makes sense. Essentially Summary - detail -
> detail .... Summary - detail - detail. Anyway ... I have a report which has
> the Summary and the first detail ... I tried to add a subreport and it wont
> render. I can run the subreport separately and it works ... I have the
> parameter values supplied ... but all I see on the rendered report
> (containing the subreport ) is error - Subreport could not be shown. No
> clues as to what the problem is ... can someone help me '

Monday, March 26, 2012

History Logging

How does the historyverboselevel and transactionsperhistory correlate ? If i
change the historyverbose level to 3 for the distribution agent profile, do
i also need to increase the transactionsperhistory ? I dont follow what the
transactionperhistory is.
Also the agents can log to output file based upon
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;312292. Is this
similar to changing the historyverboselevel to 3 or are the outputs totally
different between what is captured in the output file and setting it to 3
I am trying to gather some info about certain latency issues that we are
seeing between the time the record is inserted on the publisher and the time
it shows up on the subscriber and wanted to capture some logs.
Is this the right way ?
HistoryVerboseLevel refers to how much history is logged, 0 means none,
1 means only the current history or status is logged, overwriting any
past history, 2 is verbose, 3 is even more verbose and is used for
debugging.
TransactionsPerHistory controls how often the history is logged. So if
you have a value of 100 for TransactionsPerHistory you will not get any
history logged until your distribution agent stops or your distribution
agent distributes 100 transactions.
Hassan wrote:
> How does the historyverboselevel and transactionsperhistory correlate ? If i
> change the historyverbose level to 3 for the distribution agent profile, do
> i also need to increase the transactionsperhistory ? I dont follow what the
> transactionperhistory is.
> Also the agents can log to output file based upon
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;312292. Is this
> similar to changing the historyverboselevel to 3 or are the outputs totally
> different between what is captured in the output file and setting it to 3
> I am trying to gather some info about certain latency issues that we are
> seeing between the time the record is inserted on the publisher and the time
> it shows up on the subscriber and wanted to capture some logs.
> Is this the right way ?
>
>
|||What about the output file ? Is that a different kinda logging of history ?
Do i need to set the verbose to 2 or 3 and also specify the output file ?
"Hilary Cotter" <hilary.cotter@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> HistoryVerboseLevel refers to how much history is logged, 0 means none,
> 1 means only the current history or status is logged, overwriting any
> past history, 2 is verbose, 3 is even more verbose and is used for
> debugging.
> TransactionsPerHistory controls how often the history is logged. So if
> you have a value of 100 for TransactionsPerHistory you will not get any
> history logged until your distribution agent stops or your distribution
> agent distributes 100 transactions.
> Hassan wrote:
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|||the history is the history of your run, ie 10 transactions, and 20
commands. The output is far more detail. You can see the history in your
agent details. Output can only be read when it is piped to an output
file. You need to set OutputVerboseLevel to read these output statements.
Hassan wrote:
> What about the output file ? Is that a different kinda logging of history ?
> Do i need to set the verbose to 2 or 3 and also specify the output file ?
> "Hilary Cotter" <hilary.cotter@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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