SSRS Report Performance issue after Upgrade

  • We Upgraded db from MSSQL 2008 to Microsoft SQL Server 2019  & SSRS Server 2008 to 2014

    While running  reports , we are facing performance issues report not loading after 30 min also , We did Query optimization it is taking 1 - 5 min in SSMS Based on Parameters.

    In  the report server , we are getting rsHttpRuntimeClientDisconnectionError in  below table

    SELECT * FROM dbo.ExecutionLog3 where

    Status not in ('rsSuccess')

    ORDER BY TimeStart DESC

    Could you Please guide us how to resolve this issue.

     

  • had lots of those as well - even after increasing the timeout significantly they were getting similar errors after 90 min - as we were only using SSRS to generate some new reports (not my choice) we ended up using c# (closedxml) to generate those.

    interested in knowing the solution to this.

  • That's a big jump, somewhere around sql 2014 the optimizer plan generation changed.

    Have you tried different compatiblity modes?

    Have you checked https://www.sommarskog.se/query-plan-mysteries.html

    *edit*

    as you are on SQL 2019, have you enabled querystore to view / monitor the problematic queries

  • on my case the issues we had was not on the data retrieval but on rendering and processing - which is done after all data has been loaded.

    the OP didn't post the output of the command but that view has a few columns that do help identify issues.

    TimeDataRetrieval - Number of milliseconds spent retrieving the data.

    TimeProcessing - Number of milliseconds spent processing the report.

    TimeRendering - Number of milliseconds spent rendering the report.

    where the first option is very high that could indicate a issue with QE optimizer.

     

  • Hi In My Case as well Query is running in 1 Min, But TimeProcessing to taking 48 Min,

    Could you Please let us know how to Reduce TimeProcessing,

    In My Report I have One Row Grouping and 5 Column level grouping we getting total of 40 Columns as well 2 vbscript functions running on to of 4 columns.

     

     

     

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