Simple Way to View SQL Query (ies) Generated by SSRS Reports?

Question

Is there a simple way to view the SQL Queries actually generated by SSRS other than running profile traces to capture them?

Is there some way from within the BIDS editor to see this?

Answer 1

You could run something like the below against your SSRS report server. You will be able to see the sql that is being execute by the report datasets.

;WITH XMLNAMESPACES (
    DEFAULT 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2005/01/reportdefinition',
    'http://schemas.microsoft.com/SQLServer/reporting/reportdesigner' AS rd
),
ReportData AS
(
    SELECT name ReportName
           , x.value('CommandType[1]', 'VARCHAR(50)') AS CommandType
           , x.value('CommandText[1]','VARCHAR(8000)') AS CommandText
           , x.value('DataSourceName[1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS DataSource
    FROM (SELECT  name
                  , CAST(CAST(content AS VARBINARY(MAX)) AS XML) AS reportXML
            FROM  ReportServer.dbo.Catalog
            WHERE content IS NOT NULL
                  AND type != 3) a
                  CROSS APPLY reportXML.nodes('/Report/DataSets/DataSet/Query') r(x)
)

SELECT *
FROM ReportData

Answer 2

In short, no. There is no good workaround. However, for development I generally created a test query alongside my work in SSRS. I would edit this inside Management Studio and then just paste the values back into BIDS. Assuming two parameters named "StudentID" and "TeacherID", the query looked like:

DECLARE @StudentID int
DECLARE @TeacherID int

SELECT @StudentID = StudentID FROM Students WHERE StudentName LIKE 'John Doe'
SELECT @TeacherID = TeacherID FROM Teachers WHERE TeacherName LIKE 'Mr. Jones'

-- PASTE IN QUERY FROM BIDS BELOW

This allowed me to use real text values from the drop-down parameter lists and simply paste in my query. Then I could optimize the query in Management Studio and then paste it back into BIDS when I was happy with the result.

Answer 3

我通常做的是在运行报表时运行SQL事件探查器，并使用参数从中提取查询。

Answer 4

Close the file, change the extension from .rdlc to .rdl and reopen it. It should display as HTML. Now do a search for "select" and there you go!