Hi,
I have a report which returns large result set. When I execute the report from VS.NET 2008 or directly report SQL query in SQL Management Studio it takes about 30 seconds.
But when I execute the report in a standard way via web browser (IE, Chrome) using report URL it takes 85 seconds.
I am new to SSRS. Is this a normal overhead? I can see high values in TimeProcessing and TimeDataRetrieval columns in Execution log (each 40000), TimeRendering is just 115.
When I use caching I have a response within 1 second. I do not think this is a communication issue when returning result set back to web browser. Unfortunately I cannot use caching in my case.
Please, could anybody explain to me how it works/where the problem is or if it is possible to tune it somehow?
Many thanks.
Tomas
I have a report which returns large result set. When I execute the report from VS.NET 2008 or directly report SQL query in SQL Management Studio it takes about 30 seconds.
But when I execute the report in a standard way via web browser (IE, Chrome) using report URL it takes 85 seconds.
I am new to SSRS. Is this a normal overhead? I can see high values in TimeProcessing and TimeDataRetrieval columns in Execution log (each 40000), TimeRendering is just 115.
When I use caching I have a response within 1 second. I do not think this is a communication issue when returning result set back to web browser. Unfortunately I cannot use caching in my case.
Please, could anybody explain to me how it works/where the problem is or if it is possible to tune it somehow?
Many thanks.
Tomas