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12 November 202112 November 2021Tutorial

Adding a Disclaimer to an SSRS Report the easy way

I had a requirement to add a disclaimer message to a report that the user needs to agree to before they can see the report. My initial idea was to simply add it as a parameter, but the message was quite long and it looked terrible, so this […]

31 July 202117 April 2024Helpful

Stop SSRS From Sending Empty Reports

This article was written for SQL 2014 Summary If you have an SSRS subscription that emails out a report, but there is a requirement to only send that report if there is data, then that should be easy enough to do, shouldn’t it? From what I’ve found so […]

19 May 202111 November 2021Troubleshooting

SSRS Error: Maximum request length exceeded.

On occasions I have received the error ‘Maximum request length exceeded.’ when trying deploy an SSRS report. The Cause The problem comes from the report being too big for the size allowed by SSRS. The report probably has embedded objects like images or PDFs. The Solution Try and […]

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