April 28, 2015 at 11:01 am
I am having problems deploying a SSRS report in Visual Studio 2012. I know that the Report Server URL is correctly set because when I click on the following link: http://chris-pc/ReportsServer
Then I get taken to the home page for SSRS.
However when I create a project and point the URL to http://chris-pc/ReportsServer and try to deploy the report, I get the following error message:
'The specified report server URL http://chris-pc/ReportsServer could not be found. Verify the syntax of the URL and that the report server exists.
But it does!
I also checked my site settings and I have a role as System Adminstrator and System User.
The property pages for my SSRS project are set ups as follows:
Overwrite Data Sources: True
Target Dataset Folder: Datasets
Target Data Source Folder: Data Sources
Target Report Folder: Report Project 1
Target Report Part Folder: Report Parts
Target Server URL: http://chris-pc/ReportsServer
April 28, 2015 at 3:46 pm
If you haven't changed this from the default, it should be pointing to http://chris-pc/ReportServer not http://chris-pc/Report%5Bb%5Ds%5B/b%5DServer - did you change this?
If deploying to http://chris-pc/ReportServer doesn't work, what do you get when you use a browser to go to "http://chris-pc/ReportServer" and "http://chris-pc/ReportsServer" - a report list or a "Not Found" error page?
April 28, 2015 at 4:57 pm
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If you haven't changed this from the default, it should be pointing to http://chris-pc/ReportServer not http://chris-pc/Report%5Bb%5Ds%5B/b%5DServer - did you change this?If deploying to http://chris-pc/ReportServer doesn't work, what do you get when you use a browser to go to "http://chris-pc/ReportServer" and "http://chris-pc/ReportsServer" - a report list or a "Not Found" error page?
Ok from Reporting Services Configuratation Manager, I changed the URL in Report Manager URL to be
http://CHRIS-PC:80/ReportServer
I re-built the project and then tried to deploy but the same error message:
The specified report URL http://chris-pc/ReportServer could not be found . Verify the
syntax of the URL and that the report server exists.
April 28, 2015 at 7:02 pm
Does the ReportServer page show when viewed in a browser (as below)?
April 29, 2015 at 2:12 am
When I open a browser and then type in the URL http://chris-pc/ReportServer into the URL box,
I don't get that screen.
I get a browser window with the standard SQL Server Reporting Services window and the options
shown but with the URL http://chris-pc/ReportServer/Pages/Folder.aspx
The options shown are 'New Folder', 'New Data Source', 'Folder Settings', 'Upload File'
The URL in the internet explorer bar then changes to : http://chris-pc/ReportServer/Pages/Folder.aspx
as you can see in the screenshot. NB When I opened Internet Explorer.. I did not open it as Administrator.
April 29, 2015 at 2:23 am
In Reporting Services Configuration Manager, go to the Web Service URL tab, and click the hyperlink beside URLs: under Report Server Web Service URLs. This should bring up a page similar to the one in the screenshot. If it does, put that address into Visual Studio as your target server. Does the report then deploy?
April 29, 2015 at 2:52 am
Andrew Pirie (4/29/2015)
In Reporting Services Configuration Manager, go to the Web Service URL tab, and click the hyperlink beside URLs: under Report Server Web Service URLs. This should bring up a page similar to the one in the screenshot. If it does, put that address into Visual Studio as your target server. Does the report then deploy?
Ok in summary:
1) I go to the Web Service URL tab in Reporting Services Configuration Manger.
2) Click on the URL under Report Server Web Services URLS
3) If that works then copy this address into the Target Server URL part of the deployment on 4) 4) Then re-build the project and deploy
It works! Brilliant! Thank you so much for that!
April 29, 2015 at 2:56 am
Great - glad you've got this working. I would have given more direct suggestions if I had access to a PC with SSRS installed earlier, so sorry about that :-).
April 29, 2015 at 3:04 am
Andrew Pirie (4/29/2015)
Great - glad you've got this working. I would have given more direct suggestions if I had access to a PC with SSRS installed earlier, so sorry about that :-).
No problem my friend.
So based upon what I just learnt...I added a section on 'Deploying SSRS reports'
and added in some screen shots from configuration manager and how to extract the correct
Target Server URL
I'm learning SSRS and this is my first report...so the next one will be easier to write and deploy!
Thanks for your guidance on this anyway. 🙂
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