Reporting Services
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
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style="PAGE-BREAK-AFTER: always"
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In order to pass parameters to a snapshot report in Reporting Services 2005 via WSDL you must create a linked report first. You can control the history a linked report keeps as well. Here's a code snippet I used recently to accomplish this...
''' Purpose:
''' Handles Creation Of Linked Reports in Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services 2005
''' required parameters:
''' rs - reporting services web reference
''' reportname - name of linked report
''' rp - report path
''' rplr - report link path
Private Sub CreateLinkedReport(ByRef rs As ReportingService2005, ByVal reportname As String, ByVal rp As String, ByVal rplr As String)
Dim prop As New [Property]()
prop.Name = "Description"
prop.Value =...