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Question

HI

I designed reports in ssrs and deployed into visual studio. i want to go from one report to another in ssrs its working after i deployed into visual studio its not going.what i want to do?

Answer 1

If you want to navigate between reports then view the properties of the control (e.g. text box, chart etc.) that when you click will run the other report, go to the Action page and select Go To Report.  Specify the details underneath

Answer 2

hi

Thanks for ur reply,

I did the same thing but its not working in the browser level its working in the report level that is at SSRS level.

Answer 3

OK - just for clarification then:

• Within BIDS / Visual Studio if you Preview then navigation between reports works OK
• After you deploy the report and view in your browser, navigation doesn't work

Am I right with this?

If so can you please let me know what browser you're using, and if your reporting service is in native mode or SharePoint integrated mode.

Thanks

Answer 4

HI

S.

i am using internet explorer.

Answer 5

Thanks,

Are you getting any sort of javascript error when your report is rendered in IE (look for a yellow warning triangle in the bottom left corner of your browser)?

Also, can you confirm that the report you are looking to navigate to is deployed to the reporting services instance.

Answer 6

HI

u r right after deploy into browser the reports are not navigating.

i am using internet explorer my report service is in native mode.

Answer 7

Answer 8

So is the image you've provided being displayed after you click to navigate to another report?

Can you confirm:

• The destination report has been deployed to the reporting services instance
• The navigation option is set to Go To Report, and not Go To URL

Answer 9

HI

s i deployed the destination report also i used go to report in the navigation option.

Answer 10

Hi bharathi.y,

From your description, it seems that you are working on Client Report Definition (.rdlc) Files. Right? The reports that are created in Reprot Authoring Tools (Report Designer in BIDS and Report Builder) are saved as RDL files. While, the reports created inside a custom application in Visual Studio are known as RDLC reports.

To use the drillthrough feature in a RDLC report that is used in ReportViewer control, we need to use the ReportViewer.Drillthrough Event in the code. For more information about the ReportViewer.Drillthrough Event and examples, please see:

ReportViewer.Drillthrough Event 

Create Drill-Through Reports using ReportViewer in ASP.NET 2.0

If I have misunderstood, please feel free to correct me, and provide more information about the issue for further analysis.

Regards,
Mike Yin

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