I am using the WS interface and returning reports for rendering will our UI.
I am successfully getting back the parameters. I would like to create a
drop down list box where appropriate for the parameters. So i iterate
through the ValidValues[]. This works fine for the exception of when those
values are driven from a secondary dataset in the report. In this case i
get the DynamicValuesUnavailable enum for the State and the ValidValues[] is
undefined value. I believe I have ruled out security in that both the main
report and the drop down are driven from the same shared data source. Any
Ideas?Never mind - need to set ForRendering to true, although the one liner on
msdn below is a little misleading.
ForRendering
A Boolean expression that indicates how the parameter values are to be used.
If set to a value of true, parameter properties that are returned are based
on the parameter data that was used during the execution of the report.
"jsl" <someone@.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am using the WS interface and returning reports for rendering will our
>UI. I am successfully getting back the parameters. I would like to create
>a drop down list box where appropriate for the parameters. So i iterate
>through the ValidValues[]. This works fine for the exception of when those
>values are driven from a secondary dataset in the report. In this case i
>get the DynamicValuesUnavailable enum for the State and the ValidValues[]
>is undefined value. I believe I have ruled out security in that both the
>main report and the drop down are driven from the same shared data source.
>Any Ideas?
>
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
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