NOTE: There is currently no solution to this problem. However there is a quick and relatively painless work-around (see below)
Prerequisites;
- SQL Server Reporting Services 2008R2 with SP1 server running in Integrated Mode (with SharePoint 2007)
- A SharePoint website containing at least one list to use as a source for reporting
- Report Builder 3.0 for creating/ testing the report
Create a new report (using the "Blank report" option in the Wizard);
Report Builder 3: New Report (using Wizard) |
Click on the "Click to add title" box and enter the text TEST. Right-click the text box and select "Text Box Properties" and then go down to "Action" in the list on the left;
Report Builder 3: Text Box Properties |
Report Builder 3: Expression Dialog |
="http://xxx/Reports%20List/DispForm.aspx?ID=4"
This will mean when you click on the link it will take you directly to the corresponding item. Click "OK" twice to get back to the main report and then click "Run" on the ribbon;
Report Builder 3: Report Preview |
Internet Explorer: Working Link |
Internet Explorer URL Bar |
The "4" is the ID for the "My Tasks" item (shown above).
This shows the report is working correctly when run from within Report Builder.
Save the Report to the Integrated-Mode Reporting Services server and re-run it;
Test Reporting Running from SharePoint Server |
Incorrect Data Displayed |
http://xxx/Reports%20List/DispForm.aspx?ID=4&ID=4[1]
You'll notice that the ID variable on the end of the URL has been duplicated. This is no-where in the code that causes the link not to work. If you add the URL we are building as a displayed field you will find that it is displayed correctly (with a single ID) - something in SSRS seems to be causing this duplication to be introduced in the renderer/viewer rather than in the code of the report.
Workaround
If, rather than building the URL as described above, you use the expression;
="javascript:void(window.open('http://xxx/Reports%20LIVE/Forms/EditForm.aspx?ID=" & CStr(Fields!ID.Value) & "', '_self'))"
This solves the problem by "hiding" the URL in the expression so it doesn't get incorrectly updated.
(Thanks to Klaus Sobel from Microsoft Support for providing me with this work-around!)
References
- The error seems very specific to SharePoint URL's. For example if you change the URL to "http://www.google.co.uk/?ID=" then the problem (duplication of parameters) does not appear. Equally if you were to remove the ?ID= then you don't get the problem. If you then add in the “?ID=” a bit at a time you get; Adding "?" gives http://xxx/Reports%20LIVE/Forms/EditForm.aspx?4. Adding "?ID" gives http://xxx/Reports%20LIVE/Forms/EditForm.aspx?ID4. Adding "?ID=" gives http://xxx/Reports%20LIVE/Forms/EditForm.aspx?ID=83&ID=4. This suggests some amount of parsing is going on somewhere, and the parsing is incorrect.
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