Dynamics AX Blog - ssrs - Posts from 2017

A common requirement is that a report / report should be printed automatically at a certain point in time.

It is usually important to be able to give certain parameters to the report to be printed, and depending on how the report is structured on the development side this can be more or less complicated.

The following code calls a relatively simple Dataprovider-based report:

TutorialMyReportDataContract dataContract;
SrsReportDataContract srsReportDataContract;

controller = new SrsReportRunController();
controller.parmReportName(ssrsReportStr(TutorialMyReport, MyDesign)); 
controller.parmShowDialog(false);    
controller.parmLoadFromSysLastValue(false);  

srsReportDataContract =
controller.parmReportContract();

dataContract = srsReportDataContract.parmRdpContract();

dataContract.parmSalesId("S1000"); 

The next example calls the standard report Transactions (Customer Accounts > Reports > Transactions > Customer). The special feature of this report is that it uses a query within the data provider. To access these was the challenge: