Reputation: 3190
Using the subscription functionality of SSRS, I have automatically run reports in a scheduled manner and sent out e-mails with the results of the report. I have only done this using a single data source. My question is, can I do this while using multiple data sources?
My goal is to just run the same report across a collection of data sources, and then have all of the results from each data source get sent out in one e-mail as a subscription.
In my specific case, I just need a single row for each data source. My intent would be to form a table, with one row articulated for each data source.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1738
Reputation: 2844
Using the subscription functionality of SSRS, I have automatically run reports in a scheduled manner and sent out e-mails with the results of the report. I have only done this using a single data source. My question is, can I do this while using multiple data sources?
This isn't clear because a single report can only be matched to a single subscription.
My goal is to just run the same report across a collection of data sources, and then have all of the results from each data source get sent out in one e-mail as a subscription.
Do this in a single report that uses multiple data sources.
In my specific case, I just need a single row for each data source. My intent would be to form a table, with one row articulated for each data source.
Sounds like you have two options here:
Create a single subscription for your new report that combines multiple data sources.
Upvotes: 1