Trigger an Email of an SSRS Report from an SSIS Package

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Trigger an Email of an SSRS Report from an SSIS Package

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SilentMike SSC Eights! Points: 975 More actions · Answer 1

Hi Stan

Really useful article, thanks.

I have a question around the long term use of this solution. I've done a bit of testing and the subscription still seems to work even if the corresponding SQL Agent job is deleted.

However, are you aware of any automatic clean up in place within SSRS that would remove old 'one-off' subscriptions?

cheers

Mike

Stan Kulp-439977 SSChampion Points: 10062 More actions · Answer 2

SilentMike (7/9/2015)
Hi Stan
Really useful article, thanks.
I have a question around the long term use of this solution. I've done a bit of testing and the subscription still seems to work even if the corresponding SQL Agent job is deleted.
However, are you aware of any automatic clean up in place within SSRS that would remove old 'one-off' subscriptions?
cheers
Mike

Then only way I know of to remove subscriptions is to delete them manually in the "My Subscriptions" web page.

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Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1004362 More actions · Answer 3

Stan Kulp-439977 (7/9/2015)

SilentMike (7/9/2015)
Hi Stan
Really useful article, thanks.
I have a question around the long term use of this solution. I've done a bit of testing and the subscription still seems to work even if the corresponding SQL Agent job is deleted.
However, are you aware of any automatic clean up in place within SSRS that would remove old 'one-off' subscriptions?
cheers
Mike

Then only way I know of to remove subscriptions is to delete them manually in the "My Subscriptions" web page.

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Matthew Cushing SSCrazy Points: 2898 More actions · Answer 4

know it's a bit late to the join the party, but I found that if I didn't have single quotes around the Subscription ID you paste into the EXEC command, it won't work. Drop them in, and I was good to go. This is such a simple solution! Thanks for posting it!