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Problem to configure and run mssql.RSReports plugin #1
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Hi, I think this already got fixed. Which version are you using? Regards, |
Hi Joris, According to the about screen on XLD: ssrs-plugin 1.1.0. Regards, Leandro Daniel |
Hi Leandro, Can you upgrade to 2.0.1? Regards, |
Hi Joris, Yes, I'm working on it and I will get back to you when done. Thanks & regards, Leandro Daniel |
Hi Joris, Since we share the plugin usage with other teams, I have compared the current version installed (1.1.0) with the latest one you suggested me to update. The oldest version handles two types of XLD classes: mssql.RSReports and mssql.RSSync. However, the latest version (2.0.1) only has the mssql.RSReports funcionality, which will impact the current users of the plugin. Is it possible to keep the mssql.RSSync type in the latest version? Thanks & regards, Leandro Daniel |
Hi, Can you share your current version 1.1.0 with me so I can have a look? As that version isn't an official release, it might have been customized specific for you, or was part of our old community structure. Regards, |
Hi Joris, yes, I can share our version. How do you prefer, send it via e-mail or another way? Regards, |
Hi, Can't you attach it within this issue? Regards, |
Hi Joris, please, see attached. Regards, |
Thanks. I've added the Regards, |
Hi Joris, just giving you an update on this. I am currently in contact with the team who owners the plugin type and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Regard, |
Hi,
I'm trying to use the Reporting Services plugin mssql.RSReports. During the package configuration phase, I'm no sure about which values go in the following fields:
Server Path: (What kind/format of value is expected here?)
Data Source Path: (What kind/format of value is expected here?)
Data Source Parent: (What kind/format of value is expected here?)
Anyway, when I try to run the deployment I get the following error:
Uploading artifact [C:\windows\temp\ot-20160906T115512659\reports_AppTest.zip]
The splatting operator '@' cannot be used to reference variables in an expressi
on. '@set' can be used only as an argument to a command. To reference variables
in an expression use '$Set'.
At C:\windows\temp\ot-20160906T115512659.1\deploy-rsreports.ps1:241 char:6
' + @set <<<< Datasource for alle reports in serverPath location
' + CategoryInfo : ParserError: (Set:String) [], ParentContainsErro
rRecordException
' + FullyQualifiedErrorId : SplattingNotPermitted
When I look at line 241 in the generated PowerShell script on target server during the deployment phase, I have this:
@set Datasource for alle reports in serverPath location
I believe that the correct sentence should be:
Set Datasource for alle reports in serverPath location
At this point, I'm not sure whether the error comes from my previous configuration or from the Plugin installation.
Does anyone know what is the correct configuration and how to solve this error?
Thanks,
Leandro Daniel
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