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Is the SSRS report running very slow in SSMS?
Answered by: SSRS report running very slow but query is very fast in SSMS Archived Forums SQL Server Reporting Services, Power View
How long does it take to run a query in SSRs?
So, as the title says, I have a query that is run by SQL Server Reporting Services, when it ran by SSRS, I can see in SQL Profiler it’s executed using RPC Protocol, and takes about 30 seconds. When I execute the same query (I copied it from Profiler to be sure) over SQL Management Studio, it executes instantly (less than 1 second).
Why is the rendering so slow in SSRs?
It could be that your RS report is corrupted or badly formed that may cause the rendering to be really slow. Had the same problem, and fixed it by giving the shared dataset a default parameter and updating that dataset in the reporting server. DO you use “group by” in the SSRS table?
Is there a problem with parameter sniffing in SSRs?
The query is common SQL Text and not a Stored Procedure. I also removed the parametrization of the query, and I hard-coded the Id in the query. The same issue persists, slow on SSRS, fast on SSMS. So I don’t think it’s a problem of parameter sniffing. My query is very simple, a couple joins and I’m filtering the main table by Primary Key.
Is the first call to SQL reporting server slow?
I’ve installed a SQL Reporting server (2008 R2), with some reports. But I’ve some performances issues. The first call of the day to the server (going on the report interface by example), is VERY slow (something like 30-45seconds at best). The report generation is then “fast” (1-2 seconds).
How is report processing time spent in SSRs?
In Reporting Services, the report processing time consists of the time spent in three stages: data retrieval, report processing, and report rendering. You can check the Executionlog2 to determine which stage takes too long time, please run the query Select * From Executionlog2 in report server database.
Is your data retrieval takes time or report rendering takes time?
Hi Kk, Is your data retrieval takes time or report rendering takes time? Run this query in your report server database to get the above two. Select * From Executionlog2Check the timings data retrieval time, processing time, and report rendering time. If data retrieval takes time, Give some default values to filters (parameters).