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Link to another report using Built-in Collections (global variable)
Anonymous wrote:
Neither http://dev-kpl-pbi-vm:80/ReportServer/report/test_report nor http://dev-kpl-pbi-vm:80/ReportServer/test_report is opening the report.
That is probably because neither of those match the format I suggested. As in my previous post, you need to have the report server url, then a question mark (?) then the path to the report.
So I would expect one of the following to work (I'm not sure if you need the leading / when the report is in the home folder)
Thanks for the reply. For me it looks like the built-in collection is not giving back the correct Report Server URL.
I need: dev-kpl-pbi-vm/Reports/report/
[&ReportServerUrl] is giving me: http://dev-kpl-pbi-vm:80/ReportServer
The expression is Globals!ReportServerUrl. This is the same which is used on the SSRS.
Neither http://dev-kpl-pbi-vm:80/ReportServer/report/test_report nor http://dev-kpl-pbi-vm:80/ReportServer/test_report is opening the report.
Anonymous wrote:
Neither http://dev-kpl-pbi-vm:80/ReportServer/report/test_report nor http://dev-kpl-pbi-vm:80/ReportServer/test_report is opening the report.
That is probably because neither of those match the format I suggested. As in my previous post, you need to have the report server url, then a question mark (?) then the path to the report.
So I would expect one of the following to work (I'm not sure if you need the leading / when the report is in the home folder)
I totally missed the question mark. The report is opening with "http://dev-kpl-pbi-vm:80/ReportServer?/test_report" and the leading slash is necessary.