This question has been been asked before, but no one has answered it. I installed SQL Server 2017 Express, created a database and installed the Reporting Services (which now is a separate download).
Everything is working, BUT, when I open the SQL Server Configuration Manager, EVERYTHING is there but the SQL Server Reporting Services service.
I have to go to services.msc to start and stop it under the title 'SQL Server Reporting Services'. Did something go wrong with my install? Does the 2017 version of Reporting Services no no longer go in the SQL Server Configuration Manager? Is there something that can be done to get it there or do I have to uninstall and try again?
Thank you in advance!
James
Nothing went wrong. Because SQL Server Reporting Services is a separate product, it's no longer included in the tools used to manage SQL. While I do not have any documentation for this, I experienced the same thing in SQL 2019.
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Error 1053
The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion
I was trying to start SQL Server Reporting Service (on SQL Server Express) from service.msc.
Please help me start the SQL Server Reporting Service.
Using SQL Server Developer (64-bit)Version 14.0.2027.2 on Win 10 Pro
Re-installed SQLServerReportingServices.exe (download from Microsoft) and finally working again. Had to delete pre-existing installation fold to prevent re-install error.
I have installed SQL Server Data Tools in standalone mode (SSDT 2012 11.0.3000.0) i.e. without it being part of any SQL Server or Visual Studio Package. All I'm seeing now in SSCM is Integration Services running. There is no SSRS, SSAS or for that matter not even Database Engine and Agent services running. Even when I create any analysis or reporting service projects, all I see is SSIS toolbox over there. I haven't done this kind of standalone installation before and don't know if I might be missing something. Really appreciate some help here
Thanks,
Pratik
We have a single computer with Windows7 Home Premium running with SQL Server 2008 R2 and would like to install the Reporting Services on it.
Can you point us to a step by step tutorial or other web site (not microsoft) that will get this up and running?
We ran the SQL Server setup program and we did not see an option to install the Reporting Services.
We searched 2 ebooks already (the books did not tell us where to get the Reporting Services software) as well as looked at the Microsoft site which was way to overwhelming.
You can have the steps needed from this page: Setup SQL Reporting Services (SRS) in SQL 2008 .
How about a video? It's doing an install on a server, but the steps are the same. The critical step is the features selection, it's at the beginning of part 2.
Over the weekend the SQL Server 2008 R2 (running on Windows Server 2008 R2) was rebooted.
This morning my reports don't run.
I try to login to SQL Server 2008 R2 Reporting Services Configuration Manager and it gives me an error: Unable to connect to the Report Server
I did some searches and found this, but I don't see any service called Report Server. I also don't see any services that - by its name - seem to be the reporting service when running SQL Server Configuration Manager.
Ideas?
Thanks.
The link you provided was for the 2012 version. Use the appropriate version of the link for a few ideas:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143773(v=sql.105).aspx
If the Reporting Services Configuration Manager can't be launched, I would check the system event logs for errors pointing in the right direction: This could be a lot of things: permissions, SQL connectivity problems, certificate expiration, &c.
Edit: the service name is still incorrect in the corret version of the docs I provided. The default instance of this service is called
SQL Server Reporting Services (MSSQLSERVER)
If you have multiple instances of SSRS installed there will be multiple services listed, with the instance name in parenthesis.
I am having an issue getting reporting setup on my team foundation server because connecting to the Analysis Services throws the error
The SQL Server and Instance you specified does not exist or cannot be reached
However, I know the Server name and Instance are both correct and they connect fine for both the Warehouse and Reporting Services. I have made sure that analysis services are running in the services and that the username and password are correct.
Here is a screenshot of what I am experiencing:
just a guess but SSAS only works with windows authentication so try to use a AD user on your second tab
I found this blog in which this guy has the same issue as me and he said he finally solved it be running a repair on SSAS, could anyone tell me where I do a repair on Analysis Services in the SQL Server Configuration Manager?