Did I mention you can also view SSRS Logs when your report truly has problems, no not the logs Epicor gives you but actually the whole Rendering process and which fields are suspicious and render times among other things.
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services\SSRS\LogFiles
You can enable more verbose logging as well.
Like I always say… Your ROI On-Prem is 100% bigger than SaaS if you know what you are doing.
the SSRS logs are so nice to have.
Makes working on SSRS reports a million times easier. Epicor should add a control to the CMP to allow SaaS customers to enable it as needed. But with their shared SSRS model I’m not sure how well it would work.
Better than nothing though am I right @chaddb
It would be. With the move of SSRS I’ guessing it’s not something they are looking at.
I have always wanted to hear this story from start to finish as they’ve rolled it out
