Answer by Doug Lane
There's nothing wrong with your design -- Reporting Services is built that way. Once your request is sent to the data warehouse, it's in the hands of that server. The process runs like this: 1. Data is...
View ArticleAnswer by Pavel Pawlowski
Does your procedure populates some table or modifying some data prior displaying them? In that case when the report is interrupted probably a ROLLBACK is being performed.
View ArticleAnswer by kmy_kaoru
Thank u for all of your responses, i really apriciate it :) My stored procedure populates and processing the data required for the report, and doesn't have begin tran or rollback tran. If it's the...
View ArticleAnswer by Doug Lane
There's nothing wrong with your design -- Reporting Services is built that way. Once your request is sent to the data warehouse, it's in the hands of that server. The process runs like this: 1. Data is...
View ArticleAnswer by Pavel Pawlowski
Does your procedure populates some table or modifying some data prior displaying them? In that case when the report is interrupted probably a ROLLBACK is being performed.
View ArticleAnswer by kmy_kaoru
Thank u for all of your responses, i really apriciate it :) My stored procedure populates and processing the data required for the report, and doesn't have begin tran or rollback tran. If it's the...
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