Josh,
So, you have a column with some upper case and lower case values. By default, SQL Server treats upper case and lower case the same. The case sensitivity can be set at the Server, Database, or Column level as well as on a query by query basis...
Josh, you learned something cool or figured something difficult out relating to BI/SQL/C#/Programming/Etc. Therefore write it down here for easy recall!!!
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Thursday, December 18, 2014
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
SSAS Sorting Attribute Member by Secondary Attribute
Josh,
So you have an attribute like Month that contains values of "January", "February", etc. By default this attribute will sort by text order, but this can be changed to sort off another attribute (i.e. Month Value).
So you have an attribute like Month that contains values of "January", "February", etc. By default this attribute will sort by text order, but this can be changed to sort off another attribute (i.e. Month Value).
Monday, November 17, 2014
SSRS Embedded Images Best Practices
Josh,
So you want to use some images in an SSRS report, keep these tips in mind to ensure they look great!
So you want to use some images in an SSRS report, keep these tips in mind to ensure they look great!
Monday, November 3, 2014
SSRS Display Zero for Nulls
Josh,
So you have a report where there are null values in some of the text boxes. To display zero instead, use this handy expression.
So you have a report where there are null values in some of the text boxes. To display zero instead, use this handy expression.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
SSRS Alternating Row Colors in Matrix
Josh,
Here's what you did to get the row colors looking right...
So you've added a Matrix in SSRS and want to have alternating row colors. You've found the RunningValue function useful, but when there isn't data in some of the columns, the alternating colors start getting wacky:
Here's what you did to get the row colors looking right...
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