I finished setting up my SSRS reports on my local machine by installing reporting services and configuraturing this to work with my local machine. My question is to deloy the reporting services to a web server so that I can run the reports from where my website is hosted?
You can use the built-in Report Manager. Report Manager is a web site that can run on a separate web server or on the SQL Server hosting the SSRS databases.
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The current setup of the server is Windows Server 2008 sp1, with SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 r2 installed. The databases are on a separate server which is using SQL Server 2008 r2.
I have a new server with Windows Server 2012 r2, I have installed SSRS 2016 on this server and configured it the same as the original server, restored the encryption keys, and connected to an exact copy of the DB server.
Locally on the new RS server I can access and run the reports using the web interface http://{servername}/reports/. However when I try to access the same url remotely I get redirected to http://{servername}/reports/#/browse, I can see the folders and reports, but when I run a report I get a blank report.
It appears as if ssrs 2016 does not support IE9. The machine I was using to access the server remotely only had IE9 installed. When I used the IE development tools on the server itself to browse to the site using IE9 standards, I had the same problems.
I want to create a report in Reporting Services in SQL Server 2008 but I don't know how can I do that. I create a report in SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio but I don't know the relation between this report and Reporting Services in SQL Server 2008.
How can I use Reporting Services and create a report in it?
The report server is where you store your reports so that people can run them centrally. You can deploy your report from BIDS to the report server.
You can also log in to the report server and run a tool called report builder to create and deploy reports without having to use BIDS.
Have a look at the following link for how to get started with reporting services:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb522672(v=sql.105).aspx
Since you already create report, you can directly upload your .rdl file directly to reporting service. If you don't know how to configure your reporting service, please refer to here . You can also use reporting service manage URL to see your uploaded report, and you can also open from there to use report builder to directly edit your report.
We're upgrading a data warehouse from SQL Server 2000 to 2008 R2. A favorite user reporting tool is a web site using OWC 10 (Office Web Components) -- it's basically ASPX pages connected to the Analysis Services 2000 database via the OWC object.
We migrated the warehouse SQL tables and Analysis Services database into 2008. I'm trying to get the OWC10 web site to connect to the 2008 R2 Analysis Services. I changed the ASPX connection definitions to the new server, and can see them in debug messages. However the web page gives me the error "Cannot connect to the server 'blahblah.blah.com' The server is either not started or too busy."
I suspect there are permissions or security setups required to open up Analysis Services 2008 for OWC10 queries. Has anyone done this or similar? Any ideas where to look?
Thanks.
change the provider in the connection string to MSOLAP.4 instead of the default MSOLAP.2
I would like to be able to edit and create at run time reports based on SQL Server Reporting Services from my application. Can SQL Server Report Services Designer control be rehosted in a custom .Net application outside Visual Studio, in a similar manner to how the WF workflow designer does? Is there any code sample for this?
Use Report Builder for designing reports outside of Business Intelligence Development Studio. If you want to launch report builder from a hyperlink, make sure at least SQL Server 2008 SP1 is installed on the report server and use this URL:
http://<servername>/reportserver/reportbuilder/ReportBuilder_2_0_0_0.application
I only have SSMS 2008 Express on my dev machine. What tools are there that I can use to develop, maintain, and manage server side SSRS reports on this machine?
You need BIDS - Business Intelligence Development Studio, which is the Visual Studio shell for developing reports that target SQL Reporting Services, and is included as part of Reporting Services install.
You can download SQL Express with Advanced Services from here. This version of SQL Express includes Reporting Services.
sqlserver express may have some sp things. there's one tool is for ssrs development. you can check it out.