Multivalue (ALL) ,SQL 2005 Reporting Services

  • Hi

    Iam using this query to use ALL (Multivalue)function, It works well if

    the varaiable is Character(varchar) but it doesn't work if the variable

    is integer (smallint), Do you know , how to slove this problem.

    1)   ..........AND ( Field IN (@Parameter) or 'ALL' IN (@Parameter))

     

    2)  Select 'All' as ID , 'All' as Label 

         

         Union

         Select name as ID, name  as Label from ProductCategory

     

    I really appreciated it.

  • Wouldn't this work?

     

    .....AND (field in (@parameter) or @parameter like '%All%' )

     

    ?

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  • Jason,

    It works but when I use this query for new dataset.

    2)  Select 'All' as ID , 'All' as Label 

         

         Union

         Select name as ID, name  as Label from ProductCategory

    Gives me a error message .

    I know Iam pushing the envople, actually I am new in SQL enironment, just started my carrier.

    Thanx for helping.

  • What are the datatypes of your fields (ID and name)?

    ______________________________________________________________________

    Personal Motto: Why push the envelope when you can just open it?

    If you follow the direction given HERE[/url] you'll likely increase the number and quality of responses you get to your question.

    Jason L. Selburg
  • Thanx Jason, Iam able to solve my problem.

    I have one more problem, actually Iam trying to have selected Criteria at the top. right now its giving me  only one selected criteria, even if I select two City from drop down list.

    Iam using this query.

    ="Filtered by:  "+Parameters!City.Value(0)

     

    Thanx again for helping me.

     

    Syed

  • Syed,

    This from MS Books on Line.

    =Join(Parameters!Title.Value, ", "))

    Provides a comma delimeted list of the selected values.  You could also use .Label if the values aren't user friendly.

    Mike

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