I have report solution file with one project and one report.I have designed rdl report using BI in SSDT tools. After creating report successfully build is success and preview is ok. No problem did not arise when i did create report.
Now, I want to deploy this report to my remote reporting server. I gave a url like this www.plumeria.arvixe.com/Reports into Target server url. when i press deploy then need username and password, i gave that. after certain time it appears a errors like this.
Many times i have tried but not get a proper solution step by step deploy rdl report to remote server.
Is there any solution? Thanks.
"like this www.plumeria.arvixe.com/Reports into Target server url" is not correct. What you are referring to is the Report Manager.
You have to correctly specify:
Target Dataset folder
Target Data Source Folder
Target Report Folder -->From your project
Target Server URL-->Get it from Reporting Services Configuration Manager
Target Server version.
You may need elevvated permissions in SSDT.
My target url used in my book is as follows:
http://HODENTEKWIN7/Report_Server_Kailua
The instance name of SQL Server is Kailua and it is native mode.
This is a comprehensive book covering SQL Server 2012 both native mode and SharePoint
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I want certain reports to execute as a super user, but when I change the Credentials section for the .rdl embedded Data Sources, these changes do not propagate through to the web server. That is, users still have to enter their username/password on the web server, and run into permissions issues.
The current workaround is to "Manage" the report on the web server (using the ellipses...) and telling each report to log into the data source "Using the following credentials..." and putting the super user creds.
But this means that everytime we redeploy the report, we need to do this. We would prefer if the settings we have in the actual .rdl in SSRS actually show up on the web server after deployment.
I suggest to use shared datasources for your reports. For each database a report needs access to, create one such shared datasource. The default project settings for Report Server projects in Visual Studio is to not overwrite datasources that already exist on the server when deploying the project. This way, you will have to set the credentials in the Web Portal for each datasource only once, and you don't have to care about that when deploying updated reports.
I added a report project to my existing solution in VS2015, built some reports and now I am trying to deploy the project to a report server. I have gotten the URL from the config manager ( http://MyServer/ReportServer_SQLEXPRESS ) and put that in the report project properties as the target server URL.
When I click Deploy I get an error saying "The specified report server http://localhost/reportserver could ot be found.
I have no idea where it is getting this localhost reportserver URL from, that is not what is saved in the properties. The Report project is inside a solution with an MVC project. Do I need to change something at the Solution level?
Turned out I had to run VS as an administrator, I assume because of the permission on the remote server.
I have created a Report Server Project in Visual Studio 2013. The actual report server was a pre-existing server whose reports were previously populated via the Report Builder tool. I have downloaded the .RDL files locally and added them to the project under the /Reports folder.
When I try to deploy the reports I am receiving the 'TargetServerURL' is not valid error. I have researched the answers here and here.
I can successfully navigate to http:///Reports_PRODUCTION which displays the reports, and also to http:///ReportServer_PRODUCTION which offers an FTP-view of the report structure.
In the project properties I have set the 'TargetServerURL' to both of these URLs and neither has worked. I've verified that the target server version is correctly set - SQL Server 2008 R2. Am I missing something?
Thanks
I found out something, so that's why I post to this old question.
I had the same problems after starting a new VS2013 SSRS project and tried to deploy to the same RS server, but to a different server.
I kept getting the error: The specified TargetServerURL is not valid. Specify a valid URL for report server in the deployment settings.
After quadruple checking everything,I found that I was changing the ssrs project property on Release mode but in VS 2013 I was deploying the project in Debug mode. After changing the VS 2013 configuration to run as Release it found the right ssrs project settings and deployed fine on first run.
I read these answers and looked in my Configuration Manager (Right click project name > Properties > Configuration Manager > and picked the Server that was configured. It shows up checked like the image. I had been uploading with correct info, just didn't have the configuration fully done on my new project which used files and locations from older project:
Screenshot of Configuration Manager and Settings
I would start by looking at what SSRS thinks the service endpoint is and I bet that is the one you should be using.
Open the Sql Server 20XX Reporting Service Configuration Manager.
NOTE : This is found under the Sql Server progam group and maybe in a subfolder.
Select the service instance you want to connect to and click Connect
Navigate to the "Web Service Url" Tree List View Item in the list on the left hand side of the window.
Note the URLs: value in the "Report Server Web Service URLs" group box at the bottom of the Web Service URL panel. (This is the url you should use to connect with)
NOTE : If this is on a remote server then you will need to http or https to the domain in place of localhost or machine name if that is how the Report service was set up. If you can not access https:\\MACHINENAME/SSRS from your local machine then simply replace the url with https:\\www.mymachinenameurl.com/SSRS
make sure your deployment settings for the configuration you are deploying from are set (deploying in debug, ensure you are referring to debug deployment settings)
trust me I've been there .. Allot
I reached here because I've had the same error, and I was not able to deploy my report .
Anyways, at some point I tried to deploy the report manually by uploading to the library that I've already prepared with the Reporting Content Types, but the datasource was appearing as unknown file types, and couldn't access Manage Data Sources of the report.
tried to run the report hopelessly and noticed the url
http://ServerName/PWA/_layouts/15/ReportServer/RSViewerPage.aspx?rv:RelativeReportUrl=/PWA/Reports%20Library/Weekly%20Status%20Report.rdl
I tried to use the url http://ServerName/PWA/_layouts/15/ReportServer as "TargetServerURL" and it worked
for the other properties like the Datasets, reports ... I used the following urls
Report: http://ServerName/PWA/Reports%20Library/
DataSets: http://ServerName/PWA/Reports%20Library/Datasets
datasource: http://ServerName/PWA/Reports%20Library/datasource
and this was the end of my suffer and was able to deploy correctly and manage every property of the report, datasets, and datasources
I deployed SSRS reports into deployment server.
Actually, I would like to Access those reports into Dotnet application,
Can anyone tell me the details steps How can i achieve this?
Am totally new to SSRS,give me your suggessions?
Firstly, you should design your report in BIDS, then deploy the report on the report server, you might have already done this from your information. What you should do is To add the Report Viewer control to the Web page:
Drag and drop the Report Viewer icon onto the WebForm design surface. The SmartTags panel for the control is automatically displayed.
In the ReportViewer Tasks smart tags panel, in Choose Report, select Server Report.
In the Report Server text box, type the report server URL. The default URL syntax is http://yourReportServer/reportserver. The actual URL that is used in your installation might be different depending on how the report server virtual directory settings are configured.
In the Report Path text box, type the fully qualified path of a published report. When referencing a report on a report server in native mode, the report path starts with a forward slash ( / ); For example: /Adventureworks 2008 Sample Reports/Company Sales 2008
Brouswer the report via IE, you will see the report deployed on the report server.
Reference:
Configuring ReportViewer for Remote Processing http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms252075.aspx
Using the ReportViewer Tasks Smart Tags Panel http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms252072(VS.80).aspx
I'm trying to use team foundation server power tools to add project reports to an existing team foundation server 2010 install. Here's the command I'm running with the output...
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC>
tfpt addprojectreports /c ollection:https://SERVERNAME:8080/tfs/Projects /teamproject:SANDBOX / processtemplate:"MSF for CMMI Process Improvement v5.0" /validate
The project collection does not have reporting configured. Therefore,
reports cannot be added to projects in the collection.
The error message seems to indicate that reporting services has not been set up for the whole project collection. If I log into the TFS server and run the TFS admin console, hit Reporting under the application tier, each area (warehouse, analysis services and report server) indicate that everything is configured and enabled.
Also, if I point a browser to the report server configured within the admin console I get a directory listing with two data sources listed (Tfs2010OlapReportDS, Tfs2010ReportDS) and a directory called TfsReports. In the TfsReports dir there is a Projects directory and further a directory within the projects directory which contains what I'm assuming are the default reports for a project. If I drill all the way down to an actual report Build -> Build Summary, it runs just fine.
So, it seems like reports are configured for one of the team projects, but I'm not sure how this was accomplished since I'm not able to do this for other projects. If I run the previous command and use the name of the project that already has reports for it, I get the same error message.
I don't think I have the collection URL incorrect because if I totally fudge this I get a TF31002 error indicating unable to connect to TFS.
Any thoughts? Thanks a lot.
In the TFS Administration console, go to the project collection and in the Reports Folder tab ensure that you have set the Default Folder Location.
If the tab isn't showing (because you haven't closed the admin console since you configured reporting), click the refresh button at the top of the window and it should appear.