We recently upgraded our SQL Server installation to SQL Server 2005.  After
the upgrade we could not publish to Reporting Services, reconfiguring did
not help and ultimately it stopped responding.  It appeared that we had
multiple SSRS databases created when we tried to get it to ...

I have a report that I need to create where data exists on a
transactional level e.g., timesheet entries against a cost category/
project, and also on a cost category level e.g., budget entries
against a project. To be clear, the hierarchy for the data (starting

I see lots of information about the new XPS format but can't seem to find
anything on support for it within SQL Server 2005 or 2008 Reporting Services
(RC0).  Will either support it like it does PDF as a report format?
Thanks

I'm trying to login to the report manager.  I have a custom security
extension that has been working for the last year.   All of a sudden it
stopped working on our Production.  It still does work on our Dev server.   I
believe SQL Server - Service Pack 2 was just installed last ...

I've installed SQL Server Express Edition and Reporting Services on my
PC running Windows XP Pro SP2. When I point the browser to localhost
\reports I get a "Internet Explorer cannot display web page" page.
At home I've been following the excellent video series on the msdn

I am usig the ReportViewer in local mode in a web seting.
How do I have the click on report (matrix report row group) change the
SqlDataSource for the ReportViewer.
Doing so I believe woudl server my purpose.

I am having a problem with the “&” character when trying to pass MDX
Parameters through Jump to URL.  
Originally the report worked fine using “Jump to Report” but the users
wanted the drillthough report to open in a new window.  I found this java

We have a report that uses the IBM DB2 Driver.  This report works fine
on our development server, both when run manually through the web
interface and when scheduled.
When we move this report ot our production instance, it can be run

I have a complex stored procedure (sp) that prepares a hierarchical data for
use with a report. The sp returns a table.
I am using the click-through (or drill-through) model of report navigation
to traverse the hierarchy levels

Using SRS 2005 (non Sharepoint Integrated) on Windows 2008.
When I go to the reports manager URL (http://srsserver/reports) from the
server, I see the reports manager web site, but none of my report folders
are visible.  When I go to the report manager URL from a different server

We are facing a strange issue when we try and export a SSRS report -
instead of getting the Report Name is the Save/Open Dialog box, we are
getting "Reserved.ReportViewerWebControl.axd".
Can some one explain why this is happening and how it can be resolved?

For SSRS 2005 how can you set the default language for reports so that
it is used for new reports?

I have an asp.net 2.0 application using the report viewer control.
I am NOT using windows authentication.  In my web.config file, I have a
userName and Password for an activeDirectory user that has accces to our
reporting services server (actually, I am using my own username and ...

I don't know what else to do but we I have now tallied 6 reports that
got either one of the errors below...and I'm not sure what else to
do..
Error 1

Each time we go to Report Manger, IE requires us to enter id and
password.  It will not save passsword and will not pass Windows
Authentication.  I HAVE done the folowing
IIS-Default Website-Reports-Properties -Directory Security - [X]