SSRS Data or calculated fields with type 'Void' are not supported
I keep running into this error with SSRS reports. First it was on a custom report which eventually went away. Now, it is on the PSAProjInvoice report.
I have seen issues that show a similar error that says 'Record' instead of 'Void'. That would usually indicate that a method is returning an entire 'Record' which is not allowed.
I have noticed that this may very well have something to do with the PSAProjInvoiceDP class.
I have noticed that this may very well have something to do with the PSAProjInvoiceDP class.
Still looking into this...
UPDATE:
This is now on another custom report again. Still no solution. Leaning towards the DP class but can't be sure.
FINAL UPDATE:
This appears to have been a problem with my local install of VS 2010. Not exactly sure what was causing it, however, now that I have cleaned my hard drive and re-installed, all appears to be working great!
FINAL UPDATE (For reals)
I don't think this is an issue of my local install of VS 2010. The SSRS Repor dataset used a field list in it's 'Select' rather than a 'Select *'. I changed it to a 'Select *' and everything is now working perfectly.
LOL UPDATE:
This issue is far from over. I moved everything to one layer (CUS) which has made getting around this easier. I delete my CUS layer, refresh dataset on the report, then restore CUS layer (TFS). That allows me to make changes. However, it will come back the next time I work on the report. No idea what is causing this other than my custom fields.
UPDATE:
This is now on another custom report again. Still no solution. Leaning towards the DP class but can't be sure.
FINAL UPDATE:
This appears to have been a problem with my local install of VS 2010. Not exactly sure what was causing it, however, now that I have cleaned my hard drive and re-installed, all appears to be working great!
FINAL UPDATE (For reals)
I don't think this is an issue of my local install of VS 2010. The SSRS Repor dataset used a field list in it's 'Select' rather than a 'Select *'. I changed it to a 'Select *' and everything is now working perfectly.
LOL UPDATE:
This issue is far from over. I moved everything to one layer (CUS) which has made getting around this easier. I delete my CUS layer, refresh dataset on the report, then restore CUS layer (TFS). That allows me to make changes. However, it will come back the next time I work on the report. No idea what is causing this other than my custom fields.
