During implementation SSRS in Visual Studio, something crashed during Build process.
Now it is not possible to open my report in VS.
Error:
"The item "\SSRS Reports\Report\" does not exist
in the repository. It may have been moved, renamed or deleted."
But report is still available in AOT, and also published version is still working.
Partially I got back my report.
I downloaded rdl file from SQL reporting server.
Renamed it to rdlc and opened in VS with Report Builder. At least it was possible to copy design layout to new report.
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The newest Report Viewer for Visual Studio 2017 has some bugs that prevent us from using it. We’ve downgraded to Microsoft ReportViewer Runtime 2015 for Web Forms (v 12.0.2402.15). However, the report designer in Visual Studio creates new reports in the new “2016” format, and even editing old reports upgrades them to the new format as well. The older Report Viewer doesn’t understand the new format and bombs.
The new report designer is an extension to Visual Studio, “Microsoft Rdlc Report Designer for Visual Studio,” version 14.2. We haven’t found an earlier version of the designer available as an extension.
We’ve tried installing an earlier version of SQL Set Data Tools, but the report designer was still the same. We also haven’t found a separate download for the earlier report designer.
Is there a way to add the older report designer to VS 2017? Or do we have to downgrade to VS 2015?
(A similar problem here: Change RDL version for RDLC Reports in Visual Studio 2017)
The problems in ReportViewer that made it unusable for use were partially resolved in a later version. For example, the CSS in the ReportViewer changed the styles in the rest of the surrounding web page, which was pretty horrible (now fixed). We also saw problems of the viewer's export button drop-down list positioned far from its intended location. We had to fix that with custom JavaScript on the page.
You can include/add any RDLC created on VS 2015 to VS 2017 by click on add existing item and select the RDLC directly from your local location and will run on your VS .Add existing item
From what I can tell, ReportViewer for Visual Studio 2017 which is Version 14, is for compiling in Framework 4.5. My application is depended on 4.0 and if I switch then a bunch of other libraries need to be updated as well. I would rather get the previous version of ReportViewer 12 working, as it was working for my application without issues.
With ReportViewer Designer 14 for VS2017 installed, there is an error in the design of the page, and the application deployed and running on the server does not render the Report.
So, which way to move? Up or back...and how.
IntelliSense stoped working. There is a window appears when I try to go to definition or when I create a project, with message:
An error occured while creating or opening the C++ browsing database file 'file path'. IntelliSense and browsing information will not be available for C++ projects.
Ensure that Microsoft SQL Server Compact 4.0 is installed and that no other applications are accessing the file. If this problem persists, delete the file and reopen the solution.
Microsoft SQL Server Compact 4.0 is installed on my computer, and I tryed reinstall it and its different versions and service packs many-many times.
Also I've tryed to create a project on different local disks and use fallback location, but all this didn't help.
Maybe the problem will dissapear, when I will intall updates, but I can't! When I'm launching update setup, I getj an error: "Microsoft .NET Framework required for Visual Studio 2012 Update 1 setup". But I have latest version of Microsoft .NET Framework installed on my computer.
I have Windows 7 Professional with all latest updates installed.
Thank you for your answers.
Go to TOOLS / Options / Text Editor / C++ / Advanced / Always use fallback location = True.
Recently, i finished my large application project. I used database : SQL Compact, because i was reading and i read, that it's a local database, so i was very happy :). Troubles coming soon when I finally finished my application. The first thing, which i did, is try to open it on other computer, without difference software (visual studios etc.).
But it's error with SQL CE.
I searched solution for it for one week, but all, which i found it's for older versions of Visual Studio.
I'm have Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate Edition (i'm writting in C++) and i don't know what i can do now.
System.Data.SqlServerCe.SqlCeException (0x80004005): Unable to load
the native components of SQL Server Compact corresponding to the
ADO.NET provider version 8876. Install the correct version of SQL
Server Compact. See article 974247 in the Knowledge Base for more
details.
Please help me ;X
SQL Server Compact is included on the Visual Studio 2012 DVD. You can start the installation using the following steps
Insert your Visual Studio 2012 DVD
Open the DVD in Windows Explorer
Navigate to the packages folder
Navigate to the SSCE40 folder
Run SSCERuntime_x64-???.exe for 64bit and SSCERuntime_x86-???.exe for 32bit where ??? indicates the language. For instance the 64 bit English language version is named SSCERuntime_x64-enu.exe
Choose the installation options that meet your requirements and start the installation.
If you do not have your Visual Studio 2012 DVD handy you can download SQL Server Compact from the MSDN website.
I have Windows 7 64-bit with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and subsequent installation of SP1.
If I open up Control Panels | Programs and Features, I see 3 entries for Visual Studio 2010, the third being one ADO.Net.
I tried to uninstall SP1 first and somehow that failed. It asked for the Visual Studio 2010 setup disk, which I put in. Sadly, after the completion, SP1 stayed in the Programs and Features list.
I tried uninstalling VS2010, which uninstalled nicely, but left the entry for SP1. I tried uninstalling SP1, but got a message that I had to have VS2010 installed, so I bit my lip, shoveled down my irritation, and reinstalled VS2010. I received only one option to install SP1, which I did. I guess you can consider that a reapply.
A refresh of Programs and Features showed once again 3 entries. I was able to uninstall SP1, at least the option was there and I was able to complete the uninstall. I kept the VS2010 disk in the CD tray. Sadly, closing Control Panel Programs and Features (CPPF subsequently) and reopening it, nicely showed Microsoft's bug invested SP1. Selecting to uninstall/change the entry results in a dialog to install SP1.
It appears that SP1 might be gone in part, but obviously not entirely. The entry, the executable/DLL tied to that entry is nicely there.
How do I remove/cleanup/delete/nuke VS2010 SP1 inclusive of CPPF and any other trash that it installed?
I just ran the web installer for VS2010 SP 1 with the following parameters. That forced it to uninstall and got me past the blocking issue:
VS10sp1-KB983509.exe /uninstall /force
I tried James solution above but it still didn't work and kept requiring the installation CD.
After further search I found this solution that worked for me:
Microsoft tool to remove Visual Studio 2010
As life moves on, I chose a chose maybe not the best solution, but it is a solution, so here is what I did.
I found an article, which talked about removing the entry from Control Panel | Programs and Features. http://www.roelvanlisdonk.nl/?p=1179. I then did other steps.
First from the link as I have a Windows 7 64-bit system, I went to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
in the registry. There were two locations, one the obvious with the name completely spelled out and the other with the DisplayName property set to the product name as part of a GUIID. I deleted both entries. The main entry with the nice name as the key was the one that deletes the program ID entry from the list.
I noticed that several products share the same InstallSource. That is bizarro (Smallville rocks and sadly ended), all in the C:\Windows\TEMP folder. As the actual setup program is under ProgramData folder, I am not sure what the TEMP folder entries do.
I deleted the ProgramData portion but left the C:\Windows\TEMP, although I am still thinking of cleaning that up, just am cautious.
I then deleted all other VS2010 components leaving the runtime. By the way, do not forget to delete Premptive's expensive and end user install based pricing product. That is further up (name sort ascending) under Dotfuscator...
That more or less cleaned things up. I am not sure what uses the VS2010 runtime, so I am leaving that. I assume that is what is installed at the VS2010 folder.
A side comment: I still find it strange that Microsoft in the registry follows a ...\Software\Microsoft\ entry. They do not follow that anywhere else. Why there?
Details:
In the registry, the information was:
{5AB7D739-1735-3A9E-BE73-C43507CB4E6F}
Uninstall String: MsiExec.exe /X{5AB7D739-1735-3A9E-BE73-C43507CB4E6F}
Install Source: C:\Windows\TEMP\Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1_10.0.40219\
InstallLocation: C:\ProgramData\VS\vs10sp1\SetupCache\
Uninstall Path: C:\ProgramData\VS\vs10sp1\SetupCache\
Uinstall String: C:\ProgramData\VS\vs10sp1\SetupCache\Setup.exe
Shared products using C:\Windows\TEMP...40219 folder:
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Data-Tier Application Framework
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Data-Tier Application Project
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Management Objects
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Transact-SQL Language Service
Microsoft SQL Server System CLR Types
Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x86 Runtime - 10.0.40219
Microsoft Visual F# 2.0 Runtime
Paths used by other products:
C:\Windows\TEMP\Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1_10.0.40219\
C:\Windows\TEMP\Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1_10.0.40219\Dotfuscator\
2 of several keys that share the same C:\Windows\TEMP folder entry (InstallSource):
InstallSource
{09C52940-A4D1-4409-A7CC-1AAE630CF578}
{1AA5BD63-6614-44B2-88A7-605191EDB835}
This answer on the MSDN forum explains a sequence for manual removal, but more importantly it also links to a Microsoft FixIt VS2010 Uninstall Utility which was the only way I was able to get rid of SP1.
None of the solutions here worked for me to remove VS 2010 SP1.
The visual stiduio 2010 uninstall utility worked nicely to remove everything but VS 2010 SP1.
to remove SP1 I went to the setup cache and ran setup as follows:
C:\ProgramData\VS\vs10sp1\SetupCache>setup /uninstall /force
I've opened a 2009 C++ sln in 2010 and run the Visual Studio 2010 conversion wizard. It seems to have done the conversion fine, but there's a 60 MB .sdf file created with the same name as my .sln file (apart from extension)! There was no sdf file before. I'm pretty sure when I've used the wizard on C# projects this file hasn't been created.
It looks like it's created to help the conversion wizard, but I don't see why it's left when the wizard has finished. The tables in the database are:
assoc_spans
assoc_text
base_class_parents
code_item_kinds
code_items
config_files
configs
file_map
file_signatures
files
parsers
projects
properties
refs
symbols
I assume I can just delete this file?
It is the code browser database, it replaces the NCB file in earlier releases. In VC++ 2010 the intellisense and browsing features have been completely redesigned to provide greater functionality and accuracy.
It's the browsing database. You may delete it; it will be recreated.