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SSRS report controller parmShowDialog(false) doesn't work

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I have a report controller class and am trying to prevent the parameters dialog from showing in certain instances.

myController.parmShowDialog(false);

myController.StartOperation();

the parmShowDialog is not preventing the dialog from showing.

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Martin Dráb 237,880 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Did you try debugging the code to see what's going on there? It's usually quicker than asking others (unless you run into something tricky) and the knowledge of inner workings may be useful for you in future.

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Abhishek_mishra 405 on at

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Clear the cache and re run the report.

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b_radlyjames 3,155 on at

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Martin,

I appreciate you and others taking time to respond to questions from those of us who don't have near as much experience as you.

You have been very helpful in the past, however, I am very aware of the usefulness of debugging.

If I post a question on here I am looking for answers. Not suggestions of how to find the answer.

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Martin Dráb 237,880 Most Valuable Professional on at

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My point is that you usually don't get any answer if you don't collect and share enough information. We obviously don't have crystal balls to see to what's going on in your environment, e.g. if you didn't override a related method in your controller. If you don't tell us anything, what remains is wild guessing - it's sometimes successful; usually it isn't.

I know you're looking for answers; I was trying to help you to get a better chance to achieve it. Sorry if it's not your goal.

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I have the same behavior, did you find any solution ?

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Martin Dráb 237,880 Most Valuable Professional on at

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I must reiterate that it's extremely difficult to help somebody who doesn't explain his or her situation.

If your problem is that you have another value of the variable packed with the object in SysLastValue, you have to exclude it or stop using SysLastValue completely.

If you have a different problem, you'll need a different solution, obviously...

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Sohaib Cheema 49,438 User Group Leader on at

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I fully agree with Martin, here.

When you come up with any issue, nobody knows how your system is. Because you are the only one having system in your hands.

Without knowing the exact situation, nobody can answer directly.

Even, if you will contact Microsoft Support, there is a process to follow, in order to reach solution. I believe respecting others valuable time, is important, if we are not paying for something. Otherwise, silence is always best thing, which we can do.

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b_radlyjames 3,155 on at

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Alexandru,

I believe I did find a solution in spite of the massive amounts of help from Martin and others. =)

I will dig back and see what I can find and get an answer for you one way or the other.

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Martin Dráb 237,880 Most Valuable Professional on at

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If it's not one of the two solutions I suggested, I guess it's about a different root cause. Please don't forget to tell us what cause you address by your solution.

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Problem is the loadFromSysLastValue() that is being called in SysOperationController.getDataContractInfoObjects()

Once your UsageData is cleared, the issue should disappear.

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