If you had read my previous posts, I had demonstrated how to read and modify report definitions by C# codes. But there could be situations that we want to read report definitions for specific purpose, e.g. report documentation.
To document the report definition, try below codes (assume there is a report named "test report"):
USE ReportServer
go
;WITH XMLNAMESPACES
(
DEFAULT
'http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2010/01/reportdefinition',
'http://schemas.microsoft.com/SQLServer/reporting/reportdesigner'
AS rd
)
SELECT cte.name as ReportName
, ds.value('(@Name)[1]', 'VARCHAR(250)') as DatasetName
, ds.value('(Query/DataSourceName)[1]','VARCHAR(250)') as DataSourceName
, ds.value('(Query/CommandText)[1]','VARCHAR(250)') as Query
, fd.value('(@Name)[1]','VARCHAR(250)') as FieldName
, fd.value('(DataField)[1]','VARCHAR(250)') as DataField
, fd.value('(rd:TypeName)[1]','VARCHAR(250)') as DataType
FROM
(
SELECT C.Name
,CAST(CAST(C.Content as VARBINARY(MAX)) as xml) AS reportXML
FROM ReportServer.dbo.Catalog C
WHERE C.Content is not null
AND C.Type = 2 and c.Path like '%test report%'
) cte
CROSS APPLY reportXML.nodes('/Report/DataSets/DataSet') r(ds)
CROSS APPLY ds.nodes('Fields/Field') f(fd)
ORDER BY name
It them will give you result like below screenshot:
The only thing needs to be noticed is about the XML namespace declaration. As shown above, the "2010/01" is for SSRS 2012. Depends on the edition of the SSRS you are using, you might need to change the declaration a bit. For instance, if the report was created from SSRS 2008, you need to change the definition to "2008/01".
Simple and easy, isn't it?
So that is it. The last day of 2015, and last post of 2015. Happy New Year!
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