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How do you write a case statement in SSRS?
Syntax for case statement in SSRS:
- Switch(Expression as Object)
- Switch(Fields! ActualPerformanceMinBenchmark.Value>500,Fields! ActualPerformanceMinBenchmark.Value*500,Fields!
- iif(Fields! ActualPerformanceMinBenchmark.Value > 0, Fields! ActualPerformanceMinBenchmark.Value*500,iif(Fields!
How do I change my SSRS certificate?
- On the SQL Server open the Report Server Configuration Manager.
- Switch to Web Service URL.
- Click “Advanced” and click Add under HTTPS on the bottom of the window.
- Choose the certificate from the list and Click OK.
- The Reporting Service are now configured to use both HTTP and HTTPS traffic.
What is SSRS native mode?
In SQL Server Reporting Services Native mode, a report server has a role of a standalone application server, that provides all viewing, processing, delivery, and management of reports and report models. This is the default mode for SSRS instances.
What is case statement in SQL Server?
The SQL CASE Statement The CASE statement goes through conditions and returns a value when the first condition is met (like an if-then-else statement). So, once a condition is true, it will stop reading and return the result. If no conditions are true, it returns the value in the ELSE clause.
How do I merge two tables in SSRS?
First we add a new column, right click on DOB column then navigate to Insert Column and select Right. Now once a new column is created, just right click on column then select Expression from context menu. Now once you click on Expression, a Expression window opens.
Does SSRS support TLS?
Configuring SSRS. It is recommended to configure SSRS BEFORE applying an SSL/TLS certificate. By default, SSRS will create a “virtual service account”. For those familiar with Active Directory, this is somewhat similar to a localized version of a GMSA (Group-managed service account).
What is NT service SQLServerReportingServices?
NT SERVICE\SQLServerReportingServices is a virtual account which is used when you use one of the built in local accounts (you used local system). In the previous screenshot, you were looking at it in Services. You never want to mess with the SQL Server service accounts using this.