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Running into an issue where after upgrading SQL Server from 2008/R2 to 2012, SSRS report when rendered to PDF will display “Page x of 0” at the bottom (x = page number of report). This only occurs in PDF.
I open the reports, and the correct usage of the global parameters is there. If I re-deploy the report to the upgraded SSRS, it works fine.
It appears to be an upgrade issue. Applying the SQL Server 2012 SP1 doesn’t help either.
Any ideas?
So we opened a ticket with MS. In a nutshell, when running an in-place upgrade, the RDL’s stored in the ReportServer DB are “left alone”. Because MS changed only the Globals!TotalPages to Globals!OverAllTotalPages and the RDL’s are never touched during the upgrade process, the error occurs.
This also explains why when you take the un-modified original report and re-upload/deploy the report. It works.
This is fine if your just updating you local server. When you have 4500+ installations which can support up to N users, and 180+ reports. We get a trouble ticket in when a customer upgrades. That can be a lot of trouble tickets.
Not sure why MS just didn’t “upgrade” the Globals!TotalPages to Globals!OverAllTotalPages. Didn’t get an answer for that one.