There are different ways to do it. Some of them are:
Method 1:
Why the default ranges will come in Dialog?:
Because in the Query used it will show the index fields of the Table, so to hide the Default ranges you have to overload the showQueryValues() in the Controller class: return FALSE.
Credit: http://axdevhelper.blogspot.com/2012/09/how-to-hide-default-query-parameters-in.html
Method 2:
The View group fields comes from InventDimViewContract class which is added as a parm method in ProdPickListContract class to show the options for all inventory dimensions.
Suppose, we want to hide all the parameter groups from report dialog and just want to display the dynamics filters on the report. You need to modify the UIBuilder class of your report. For production picking list report, the UI Builder class is ProdPickListUIBuilder. The build method needs to be modified and the code in Bold below can be used to hide the whole parameter group from SSRS report dialog:
public void build()
{
FormBuildGroupControl grp;
grp = this.dialog().curFormGroup();
grp.frameType();
grp.columns(2);
if (this.controller().parmArgs().menuitemName() == #yourMenuItemName)
{
grp.visible(false);
}
super ();
}
To hide the dynamic filters from SSRS report dialog based on caller menu item, you need to override the following method in your controller class and return false from this method based on your condition:
showQueryValues
Override this method in your controller class and write the following code:
public boolean showQueryValues(str parameterName)
{
If (this.parmArgs().menuItemName() == menuItemOutputStr(#YourMenuItemName)
{
return false;
}
else
{
return true;
}
}
Credits: https://syedbaber.wordpress.com/2015/07/23/hiding-parameter-groups-or-dynamics-filters-on-ssrs-report-dialog-at-runtime/
Method 3:
If you use a report controler class, you can overwrite the showQuerySelectButton method and return false.
Method 4 :
If you remove the ranges from the modeled query, and add them back programmatically in the methods of the query, they also will not show up as parameters for the report.
Method 5:
contract parameters are can definately be hidden . Look at any report that uses srstmpTableMarshaller class (Pseudo tmp table report's ). or any document reports . Journal record id is generally passed from controller --> Design (via parameter value in contract class) -- >DP class.
But still it's not visible on the report. All you need to is set its property to hidden in VS.
I feel its more like issue with the usage data.
Once you set the property to hidden you need delete the report from report manager and then redeploy, remove usage data, delete records in SYSLastValue, SRSReportQuery restart Reporting services.
Method 6:
Allow dynamic filtering false and remove the dynamic parameter. redeploy the report and refresh the user cache.
Method 7:
You can also use a not defined group.
SysOperationGroupMemberAttribute(‘group_notdefined_at_classdeclaration’)
The group ‘group_notdefined….’ will not be shown on the dialog, so all its members are
invisible.
Credits: https://community.dynamics.com/ax/f/33/t/83017
https://community.dynamics.com/ax/f/33/p/155614/364546#364546
Now one of them would surely help :)
