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Tuesday, March 2, 2021

SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) SDK for PHP



 
The SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) SDK for PHP is a library that uses the SQL Server Reporting Services SOAP APIs to enable PHP developers to leverage the SSRS Business Intelligence/Reporting features in their application.

The library is designed to make simple for developers to call the SSRS remote APIs to perform the following operations:

    Query for the list of reports available on the server
    Query for the list of parameters required for each report with the list of valid values
    Query the list of Formats supported by the Server
    Execute a Report


Additional links and information can be found on the Interoperability Bridges website: http://www.interoperabilitybridges.com/projects/sql-server-reporting-services-sdk-for-php



Code Sample

// include the SSRS library
require_once 'SSRSReport.php';

define("REPORT", "/AdventureWorks 2008 Sample Reports/TopStoresBegin");
$settings = parse_ini_file("app.config", 1);
// Create a connection to the SSRS Server
$rs = new SSRSReport(new Credentials($settings["UID"], $settings["PASWD"]),$settings["SERVICE_URL"]);

// Load the report and specify the params required for its execution
$executionInfo = $rs->LoadReport2(REPORT, NULL);
$parameters = array();
$parameters[0] = new ParameterValue();
$parameters[0]->Name = "ProductCategory";
$parameters[0]->Value = "1";
$parameters[1] = new ParameterValue();
$parameters[1]->Name = "StartDate";
$parameters[1]->Value = "1/1/2003";
$parameters[2] = new ParameterValue();
$parameters[2]->Name = "EndDate";
$parameters[2]->Value = "12/31/2003";
$parameters[3] = new ParameterValue();
$parameters[3]->Name = "ProductSubcategory";
$parameters[3]->Value = "2";
$rs->SetExecutionParameters2($parameters);

// Require the Report to be rendered in HTML format
$renderAsHTML = new RenderAsHTML();

// Set the links in the reports to point to the php app

$renderAsHTML->ReplacementRoot = getPageURL();

// Set the root path on the server for any image included in the report
$renderAsHTML->StreamRoot = './images/';

// Execute the Report
$result_html = $rs->Render2($renderAsHTML,
                                 PageCountModeEnum::$Actual,
                                 $Extension,
                                 $MimeType,
                                 $Encoding,
                                 $Warnings,
                                 $StreamIds);

// Save all images on the server (under /images/ dir)
    foreach($StreamIds as $StreamId)
    {
        $renderAsHTML->StreamRoot = null;
        $result_png = $rs->RenderStream($renderAsHTML,
                                    $StreamId,
                                    $Encoding,
                                    $MimeType);

        if (!$handle = fopen("./images/" . $StreamId, 'wb'))
        {
            echo "Cannot open file for writing output";
            exit;
        }

        if (fwrite($handle, $result_png) === FALSE)
        {
            echo "Cannot write to file";
            exit;
        }
        fclose($handle);
    }
// include the Report within a Div on the page
echo '<html><body><br/><br/>';
echo '<div align="center">';
echo '<div style="overflow:auto; width:700px; height:600px">';
    echo $result_html;
echo '</div>';
echo '</div>';
echo '</body></html>';


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