default value in parameter ssrs report
Hello,
I created a parameter with available values from a dataset.
By default i want it to display the maximum value. and then the user can select the dates if he does not like the default value.
how to i do this. because when i tried to set the paramter default value to
max(dataset!dt.value) it says expression canot be used.
how to do this. SHould i create a dataset with maximum value and then assign it to this one.
Please help
thanks
May 7th, 2012 10:25am
You got it. Create another data set that returns one row (the max). Set your default value equal to that one.
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May 7th, 2012 10:47am
Hi There
You can do it with one dataset. Please bring the maximum value of your dataset with in the same dataset and attached your default value with the maximum value of the dataset
I am putting screenshots foyr your help.
I hope this will help
Many thanks
Syed Qazafi Anjum
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SELECT [ColumnName]
,[ColumnID]
,maxColumn
FROM [dbo].[GroupColumnname]
inner join
(select
max([ColumnID]) as maxColumn
FROM
[dbo].[GroupColumnname]
) maximum
on Columnid=[ColumnID]
May 7th, 2012 5:19pm
I would caution that the above could significantly degrade performance as the query that is aggregating the max value would run once for each row in the data set. breaking it out into its own dataset ensures that it only runs one time.
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May 7th, 2012 5:46pm
I would caution that the above could significantly degrade performance as the query that is aggregating the max value would run once for each row in the data set. breaking it out into its own dataset ensures that it only runs one time.
Hi BI Baracus
I partially agree with you, this is just a work around if you do not want to use another dataset. To be honest it also depends how many values you have in parameter for your query performance to be adversely affected
Many thanks
Syed
May 7th, 2012 5:59pm