I am working on a report in SSRS that has a Parameter that can have multiple values. I can pass one Parameter value to the query just fine. I am using IN @Paramter in the query for multiple values and I also made the Parameter accept multiple values. However, when I want ALL the values, the query does not work.
How do I utilize a multi-value Parameter in a query for SSRS report?
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There are several answers on SO related to passing multi-valued parameters to a dataset query in SSRS. See this --> Passing multiple values for a single parameter in Reporting Services.
I wasn't able to reproduce the scenario you described (choosing one value works, but ALL values don't work). However, I implemented one of the answers from the link above (Minks) using SQL Server 2008 as the data source. Below are the details:
I have a parameter named @ReportParameter1 that is populated from the following Dataset query (Value field = id, Label field = description):
Then I have my report Dataset query as:
Under the Parameters tab for the report Dataset, I have the following expression set for @ReportParameter1:
If I choose ALL values for @ReportParameter1, then the query effectively becomes: