Getting a cached report on subsequent previews

I have and application that creates and publishes reports to the Reporting
server. I allow the user to preview the report. If the user creates a
report named 'Test Report', for example, and preview it the first time - all
is fine. If the user makes small changes to the report (say reordering the
ORDER BY in the SQL statement) and keeps the same report name, then
publishes and previews, the report reflecting the latest changes isn't
displayed. The first report is displayed. The user has to hit the refresh
button on the reporting toolbar to get the recently updated report. It's
like I'm getting a cached report because the changes to the report where
minimal. Any way to get around this'
Thx
AdrianAdrian,
I believe there are caching option settings in the System Settings page. You
may want to review this to see if there is an option to fix your issue.
- peteZ
"adrianM" <no_spam@.no_email.org> wrote in message
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>I have and application that creates and publishes reports to the Reporting
> server. I allow the user to preview the report. If the user creates a
> report named 'Test Report', for example, and preview it the first time -
> all
> is fine. If the user makes small changes to the report (say reordering
> the
> ORDER BY in the SQL statement) and keeps the same report name, then
> publishes and previews, the report reflecting the latest changes isn't
> displayed. The first report is displayed. The user has to hit the
> refresh
> button on the reporting toolbar to get the recently updated report. It's
> like I'm getting a cached report because the changes to the report where
> minimal. Any way to get around this'
> Thx
> Adrian
>|||For the benefit of the group, in order to avoid the issue mentioned in my
original post you have to add the [rs:ClearSession=true] to the URL.
Adrian