I am baffled as to why I cannot get a very simple report to provide me with expected information when I run it in the sandbox vs when I preview it in VS 2019.
I downloaded a simple report from my sandbox environment. I mean it is simple - you'll see below.
Data Source In VS 2019 - showing our dev environment; copied/pasted the URI from Developer Resources module in the sandbox.
Dataset properties in VS 2019 showing tied to Data source above.
The query (told you it is simple):
<fetch version="1.0" output-format="xml-platform" mapping="logical" distinct="true">
<entity name="businessunit">
<attribute name="businessunitid"/>
<attribute name="name"/>
</entity>
</fetch>
Results:
VS 2019 Preview - These business units are from my production environment. They're legitimate, but, they don't all exist in the data source to which I'm supposedly connected.
Browser (Sandbox) - These are the business units that I would expect to see when I preview the report in VS 2019.
There are 9 results in Sandbox and only 7 in the VS 2019 preview despite having the same data source - not even the id's match. I am expecting to see Manufacturing, Warehouse, Operations & Marketing when viewing in VS 2019.
Troubleshooting steps taken:
Deleted the local rdl.data file on multiple occasions
Whenever prompted to use cached credentials, I select No and re-enter them.
Disabled / Enabled Microsoft Reporting Services Tools
Installed / Repaired MS Report Authoring Extension
What else could I be missing?
Eureka!
That was it. In all my troubleshooting, I did not check the box to list all available orgs.
Thank you for your reply and suggestion.
Hi Neil78,
Do you have multiple Organizations? If so, please make sure you select the correct one:
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