Showing posts with label somewhat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label somewhat. Show all posts

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Deployment to Production problems

Somewhat newbie here trying to deploy my first Report. Production machine is
on Windows 2003 - finally got around the reporting service prompting for
windows authentication and now I'm trying to deploy my report through VS
2003. Which reports successful deployment.
If I press the "Run" button in VS 2003 it displays a web page:
[To Parent Directory]
Tuesday, March 29, 2005... Name of my report
No fancy Reporting Service front end, just a hyperlink. If I click on the
link, it displays my report.
If I navigate to http://[servername]/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx it displays
the web page of SQL Server Reporting Services Home (with the appropriate
GUI), but no folders are listed.
There's obviously some extra step I need to do with 2003 that I didn't need
to setup on my local XP system that I developed and debugged on.Sounds like you haven't given permissions for anyone to see the reports. By
default, only admins can see contents of the server.
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Brian Welcker
Group Program Manager
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
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"dtaylor" <dtaylor@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Somewhat newbie here trying to deploy my first Report. Production machine
> is
> on Windows 2003 - finally got around the reporting service prompting for
> windows authentication and now I'm trying to deploy my report through VS
> 2003. Which reports successful deployment.
> If I press the "Run" button in VS 2003 it displays a web page:
> [To Parent Directory]
> Tuesday, March 29, 2005... Name of my report
> No fancy Reporting Service front end, just a hyperlink. If I click on the
> link, it displays my report.
> If I navigate to http://[servername]/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx it displays
> the web page of SQL Server Reporting Services Home (with the appropriate
> GUI), but no folders are listed.
> There's obviously some extra step I need to do with 2003 that I didn't
> need
> to setup on my local XP system that I developed and debugged on.sql