Just installed the SSRS. I open link from configuration and get the page without the controls or anything.
How to fix this issue?
UPDATE:
When I try to access SSRS via SSMS I get an error
Maybe it was installed in a wrong way?
you're using the wrong url
you need to use the reportmanager url
https://[ComputerName]/reports
you can find the specific url you need to use in the configuration manager
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We have an existing SSRS instance which loads the all pages/reports as expected without an issue (as below).
We've recently created a second instance, running on the same server, which doesn't appear to load any CSS or the expected SSRS functionality - just a basic HTML page.
However when you click through the links on the second instance and run the report the design then appears to load correctly.
Both instances use the same execution count and we get the same result regardless of browser.
We're using SQL Server 2012.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Trobbins pointed me in the right direction; basically I was using the link from the Web Service URL rather than the Report Manager URL.
http://i.stack.imgur.com/NbXTc.png
http://i.stack.imgur.com/7gGid.png
After swapping these around the site functionality now loads correctly.
So to summarise you need to use the URL provided in the Report Manager URL option, not the Web Service URL.
I really need your help.
I installed sql server 2008 R2 Enterprise Edition and try to open the Web Service Url / Report manager URL but when it appears on the browser, it only gives me a blank page like this image below:
http://postimg.org/image/6mu71jrsl/
Nothing appears, not even an error. The title of the tab also doesn't change into Home- Report Manager.
It's very confusing since I installed them in default.
If there is an error, I still can troubleshoot it and resolve it. But now, I only get blank page with no error. Please...., can anyone help me? or has anyone resolved this same issue before? Thanks before!
I have installed SSRS 2012 on my server. With the web interface at
https://myServer/Reports I can access and manage it. I added a folder "TestTemplates" with
a report template "IssuerSectors". When clicking on the template, a valid report is generated.
When I try to access the same report via Url access (as described in http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms153586.aspx),
my page is always redirected to https://myServer/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx
I have tried many combinations, as e.g.
http://myServer/Reports?%2fTestTemplates%2fIssuerSectors&rs:Command=Render
https://myServer/Reports?%2fTestTemplates%2fIssuerSectors&rs:Command=Render
http://myServer/Reports?/TestTemplates/IssuerSectors&rs:Command=Render
and so on. Nothing seems to work.
If you want to access your report like that, you need to go to a different URL:
http://myServer/ReportServer
and then append the report folder, name, parameters, etc.
For URL access it is ReportServer, not Reports (please also note that these names can be configured in the SSRS configuration tool, so they could be different from the default names I've assumed here).
If you enter that URL in your browser, you can browse the directory structure of the report server. Navigate to your report and you'll see the URL you need to use in your browser's URL bar.
SSRS - Reports Manager displaying Http500 cannot be displayed
localhost/Reports shoes http 500, page cannot be displayed
localhost/ReportManager shows the old school look of directory listing via text, like an old ftp site you view through your browser. I can browse to my report, run, and view it. It just looks like the nice frame work around the report manager is not displaying.
Any ideas? Is there any easy way to revert all my settings and configs? I was goofing around trying to set the maxhttpRequest="more than 4mbs" in the web.config file. I probably mucked it all up. I set it back, but still no solution.
It sounds like what you are seeing on URL http://localhost/ReportManager is actually the Report Server directories, not the Report Manager web application. The report server URL is normally set up on http://localhost/reportserver so it sounds like your report server has been configured in an unusual way. The best thing to do if you are able is to run the Reporting Services Configuration Manager tool for the report server you are connecting to and check the values configured for:
Web Service URL ( this is the normally set up as /reportserver but it sounds like you are seeing it on /reportmanager)
Report Manager URL (this is the URL you are looking for to view the reports in the Report Manager application)
Adding the SSRS host to the trusted site list in my browser fixed this.
I know how to add a hyperlink to an http:// address, but it doesn't seem to work with file:// address when I want it to point to a file on the file share.
Tried the following:
file://\\server\folder\file.txt
file:\\server\folder\file.txt
\\server\folder\file.txt
All 3 methods above work in Windows Start Menu's Run... box. But just not in RDL report definition. Any ideas?
The correct file URI to \\server\folder\file.txt is file://server/folder/file.txt. See File URIs in Windows.
Windows will recognize file://///server/folder/file.ext as well(note 5 / after file:), which hopefully Reporting Service will handle as an URL. I've not tested it, but Worth a try.