From: jl45 on 22 Jun 2007 08:31 I have a report on reporting server that I need to email as excel file weekly. As default it comes with document map as the first excel tab when exported which I need to stop from happening. I have found on the internet that I can use this <DeviceInfo><OmitDocumentMap>true</OmitDocumentMap></DeviceInfo> but I dont know where to put it, I tried putting it in different places in the xml but no good it keeps coming back with errors such as Deserialization failed: The element 'Report' in namespace 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2005/01/reportdefinition' has invalid child element 'DeviceInfo' So please can anyone tell me exactly where does the device info need to go?
From: Reeves Smith on 22 Jun 2007 12:38 HTML Viewer Commands (rc:) You use HTML Viewer commands to tell SSRS 2005 how to render the report. You can use the commands to control how the viewer appears to the user, as well as to control certain aspects of how the report appears in the viewer. -- Shows or hides the report document map. rc:DocMap=true Reeves "jl45" wrote: > I have a report on reporting server that I need to email as excel file weekly. > > As default it comes with document map as the first excel tab when exported > which I need to stop from happening. > > I have found on the internet that I can use this > > <DeviceInfo><OmitDocumentMap>true</OmitDocumentMap></DeviceInfo> > > but I dont know where to put it, I tried putting it in different places in > the xml but no good it keeps coming back with errors such as > > Deserialization failed: The element 'Report' in namespace > 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2005/01/reportdefinition' > has invalid child element 'DeviceInfo' > > So please can anyone tell me exactly where does the device info need to go? > >
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