November 21, 2006 at 7:51 pm
According to the Apress book “Pro SQL Server 2005”, in the chapter that covers reporting services, it says that to deploy a report I have to specify http://servername/reportserver/ in the project’s TargetServerURL. I’ve gotten onto the server, and then gotten into IIS, and found that there is a website there called ReportServer, and another one called Reports. My concern is that if I specify that URL (with the appropriate server name, of course), that I will wipe out what’s there.
Are my concerns valid, or irrelevant?
Doctor Who
November 21, 2006 at 8:49 pm
http://servername/reports is the consumtion website, (Where people run reports)
http://Servername/reportserver is the engine this url goes in the projects setting that tells visual studio where to push the reports
you can also manually publish the reports thru the http://servername/reports url by uploading the rdl, and setting up the datasources manually.
November 22, 2006 at 8:08 am
Ray,
So, what you're saying is taht all Reporting Services reports get published to http://servername/reportserver, so that they can be run from http://servername/reports, correct?
And if I may ask another question, how do you set up the datasources in the http://servername/reports website?
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