Why is SSRS ignoring data from certain columns returned by a web method?

In the Query itself, try to define your columns explicitly, instead of letting SSRS determine them for you.

In the Query itself, try to define your columns explicitly, instead of letting SSRS determine them for you. In other words, where you have: * Replace the * with something like: GetIssues/GetIssuesItemsResult/listitems/data/row{@Title,@RaisedBy,@Action} Of course, that exact XPath may not be correct for your example.

Thank you! The correct XPath was: GetIssuesResponse/GetIssuesResult/Issue{Title,RaisedBy,Action} – Alex Angas Nov 10 '08 at 18:18.

Then you won't have to wrestle with SSRS. If the XML is generated from a database call, that's easy enough to do (ISNULL in SQL Server).

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