SSMS Standard Reports

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SSMS Standard Reports

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April 30, 2019 at 8:37 am

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Is there a way to execute (sub report) the SSMS standard reports from within another custom (self built) report?
Also can the standard reports be viewed, i.e. their rdl file. If I can add them to my solution it would solve the problem.

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Brian
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HanShi SSC-Dedicated Points: 33507 More actions · Answer 1

By my knowledge the RDL of the standard reports is not available. You could profile the reports to get the underlying SQL, but you would still need to recreate the reports by yourself.

You can also download and install the "Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Performance Dashboard Reports". These are additional and more detailed reports and the RDL's are located in the installation folder.

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Sue_H SSC Guru Points: 90860 More actions · Answer 2

You can't fire off the reports from another report.

The reports for SSMS use the report viewer control so the reports are all rdlc files. They are stored in the file Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Reports.dll. If you use a .Net decompiler, you can view the resources and see the reports. You can save those to another directory and have copies of the rdlc files.

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brian118 Hall of Fame Points: 3506 More actions · Answer 3

Thanks

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Brian Ellul
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- Albert Einstein -