Tuesday, July 04, 2017

Finding Parameter values for subscriptions in a SSRS report

Today I had to look at about 100 subscriptions for a SSRS report, and find if a particular region has been used as a parameter in the subscription,

I tried opening each subscription to see the parameter.  After opening a couple I thought this parameter should be saved in the database so started writing a query to find out all the values of the parameter used in all the subscirptions in the subscriptions database.

The following is the query that I came up with to find out what values were used for the parameters in the subscriptions for  a report.




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WITH
[CParameters] AS
(
SELECT 
[SubscriptionID],
[Parameters] = CONVERT(XML,a.[Parameters])
FROM [Subscriptions] a
),
[MySubscriptions] AS
(
SELECT DISTINCT
[SubscriptionID],
[ParameterName] = QUOTENAME(p.value('(Name)[1]', 'nvarchar(max)')),
[ParameterValue] = p.value('(Value)[1]', 'nvarchar(max)')
FROM 
[CParameters] a
CROSS APPLY [Parameters].nodes('/ParameterValues/ParameterValue') t(p)
),
[SubscriptionsAnalysis] AS
(
SELECT
a.[SubscriptionID],
a.[ParameterName],
[ParameterValue] = 
(SELECT
STUFF(( 
SELECT [ParameterValue] + ', ' as [text()]
FROM [MySubscriptions]
WHERE 
[SubscriptionID] = a.[SubscriptionID]
AND [ParameterName] = a.[ParameterName]
FOR XML PATH('')
),1, 0, '')
+'')
FROM [MySubscriptions] a
GROUP BY a.[SubscriptionID],a.[ParameterName]
)
SELECT
a.[SubscriptionID],
c.[UserName] AS Owner, 
b.Name,
b.Path,
a.[Locale], 
a.[InactiveFlags], 
d.[UserName] AS Modified_by, 
a.[ModifiedDate], 
a.[Description], 
a.[LastStatus], 
a.[EventType], 
a.[LastRunTime], 
a.[DeliveryExtension],
a.[Version],
e.[ParameterName],
LEFT(e.[ParameterValue],LEN(e.[ParameterValue])-1) as [ParameterValue],
SUBSTRING(b.PATH,2,LEN(b.PATH)-(CHARINDEX('/',REVERSE(b.PATH))+1)) AS ProjectName
FROM 
[Subscriptions] a 
INNER JOIN [Catalog] AS b
ON a.[Report_OID] = b.[ItemID]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [Users] AS c
ON a.[OwnerID] = c.[UserID]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [Users] AS d
ON a.MODIFIEDBYID = d.Userid
LEFT OUTER JOIN [SubscriptionsAnalysis] AS e 
ON a.SubscriptionID = e.SubscriptionID
where name like '%Report%'

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