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Allow Blank vs Nullable in SSRS report parameter

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Posted on by krishna.rao@dax 3,008

Hi all,

AS we know

To make the parameter optional the these properties of the parameter need to be set to True:

Allow Blank       True

Nullable            True

Could you please drop valuable comments on underneath queries.

1.What is the difference between these two parameters?

2.Allow blank does not mean allowing null value?

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    Hello krishna,

    "Allow Blank", Indicates whether the parameter is allowed to be blank.

    On the other hand "Nullable", Indicates whether the value of a parameter can be null. If the Nullable property is set to True, a null value indicator check box displays next to the control that is generated for the parameter.

    Please Note : The Reporting Framework does not provide support for indicating that an Integer, Float, or String parameter is a NULL value.

    I hope it would be helpful.

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    krishna.rao@dax 3,008 on at

    Hi Gautam,

    I'm so glad if you could please elaborate with an exmple.

    1.How these two properties are differed (parameter can be null /allowed to blank

       what is the difference)?

    2.Need to use  two properties always If allow blank (then why two propeties

    in report instead of one)?

    Thank you so much...

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