March 2, 2009 at 5:58 am
Hi,
I have managed to create a data driven subscription in reporting services 2005
which works successfully.
The report is sent to a couple of hundred recipients in an email and the attached report only shows their data.
What I would like is to see is all the reports sent to these recipients in the history of the report,so that if a query arises from the recipients I can pull out their report.
Does anybody know how to create the history for this subscription for each of the recipients.
Thanks
March 3, 2009 at 12:05 pm
Under Properties for a report you should see a link called History on the left, below the link for Data sources and Executionusing which you can store a copy of the scheduled report. The solution seems so obvious to me but not sure of any complexities in your environment.
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March 4, 2009 at 3:04 am
The history page you have mentioned only contains settings, I have checked the tickbox
'Store all report execution snapshots in history '
This requires a default parameter which I have set.
However, when I create a data driven subscription the emails are sent but there is no history for the emails sent.
The test report I have, contains data for 2 individuals and the data driven subscription sends the report to each of these recipients with their data. However nothing is shown in the history for the report. I am sure the history should include these reports, I must be missing a crucial step somewhere.
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