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Sent: Thursday, 21 June 2012 1:10 PM
To: ozDotNet
Subject: Re: Deploying SQL reports to multiple sites
We have used a set of batch files to deploy SSRS to various different
environments
Use the command line deployment utility
rs -i PublishSampleReports.rss -s <http://%3Cserver/>
Hi Stuart,
I've previously written some .NET code that will upload SSRS 2005/2008R2
RDL files to various SSRS servers.
>From memory, all I had to do was add a reference to the SSRS web service
and call one of the methods (forget which one) and I was able to upload the
report.
It's not terribly d
Thank you
I will try the command line utility.
I discovered that by editing the project file directly rather than through
Visual Studio I am able to set up several configurations, this solved an
immediate need, but is useless for a one press of the button solution to
deploy to all servers.
The
We have used a set of batch files to deploy SSRS to various different
environments
Use the command line deployment utility
rs -i PublishSampleReports.rss -s http://http://%3Cserver/>
Name>/reportserver
Create a 'core' batch file that contains all the files (reports, images,
data sources, etc) t
When deploying SQL reports 2008 from Visual Studio it is a pain when it
comes to deploying to a few different sites. I tried setting up different
configurations using the Configuration Manager & that failed miserably. I
have a couple of test virtual machines and a couple of customers to deploy
to
