Hi,
I have a couple of parameters on a report that prompts the user.
My problem is that I fill a value in the 1st parameter and to fill the next one I have to click twice on the input because of a strange refresh that my browser does when I left the 1st parameter.
This is happening for all parameters, not only between the 1st and the 2nd.
Do you have any idea how can I make to avoid this because is so unfreandly for the user!

strange refresh of the parameter area
Dave Biggins
Is there any way of "turning off" this postback
My parameters are never associated/dependant, and I'd like to disable this feature as it slows down our users.
TIA
wbeard52
Hi Brian,
my RS create a parameter for the date call @dtStartDate this will store the 1st prev monday date from now.
in this case will be 6 March, and all data will create basic on this parameter, so the result will take this week result for the report. But is it anyway to allow me to change the value in parameter to other date anytime to view the data for other period
so let say after i upload the report to report manager, can i just change the date to 27 Feb 2006 then reload all other dependency parameter and the out put of the report
regards
terence chua
Billo355
It's possible that the expression used for the second parameter is too complex for report server to parse. In this case, it falls back to assuming that there is a dependency. Your only workaround in this case would be to reorder the parameters such that the more complex one is first. Parameters can only be dependent on earlier parameters, so the report server would not see a dependency.
nikhilkapur
We have the same problems with our report parameters in several of our reports but we dont use expressions nor dependencies. All report parameters are mainly connected to 2 data sets. 1 for populating the dropdown and the other is for populating the default values.
My question is, why are we still getting post backs on the report parameter regions. Post backs are ok if we have only a couple parameters. But most of our reports has an average of 8 report parameters. These postbacks gets quite annoying.
Jimbo M
Sebastien A
mjwills
The problem is having any code in the default expression, my assumption is you might be defaulting the date. Using VB, or even just =1 is enough for RS to have to reevaluate.
There is a solve I found though...convert that to SQL and use a dataset instead. This does not seem to cause a strange refresh of parameters in reporting services.
More info here:
http://maxqtech.com/CS/blogs/david_leibowitz/archive/2007/02/08/3520.aspx
Denis Repke
I am experiencing exactly the same issue. The first parameter is a drop down, the second date , etc.
As soon as change something in 1st parameter, Report Manager is trying to refresh but I have checked everything and there is NO dependency with the other parameters except that this is a paremeter to the store procedure that will be used to display day within the report
This is very annoying to our user community !!
I was actually hoping in SQL 2005 to have an option that could help avoid refreshing when I wanted
Help
Maria
alexandrupaul
Shalabh Gupta